Netherhole Martyr
Netherhole Martyr
© Good Friends
A semi staged reading with acapella singing of new work - a lyrical exploration of idealised femininity, toilet accessibility, chronic pain, religious idolatry, and the dark interior of the bowel.
Please book a ticket via the link and pay as you feel.
Doors: 1830 for a 1900 start. Run time approx 120 mins.
Presented by Strange Region and Good Friends. If you would like to explore further, samples of the songs can be found on the Good Friends website.
Venue and access information
Lighting: Light levels are low and most events are by candlelight. We do not have electricity in the main body of the building.
Temperature: The building is over 800 years old and temperatures inside are usually lower than those outside. Please wrap up warmly!
Seating: Sight lines vary and seating is allocated on arrival. If sitting in the historic box pews, you may be required to share with others. Blankets are available on request, but you are welcome to bring your own blankets and cushions for your comfort.
Toilets: There is one toilet in the building. The facilities can only be accessed by speaking to our stewards. There are three steps up and the office where it is located may be locked. The cubical has handrail support and a changing table, but no bins. Please take rubbish away with you. The facilities can be reached by those requiring step free entry via an external door. There are alternative toilet facilities in The Old White Swan pub nextdoor.
Access: Floors are uneven throughout. The building is wheelchair accessible save for the Sunken Chapel. The three stairs down to the Sunken Chapel may be slippery so watch your step in this area. There is a ramp with handrail inside the main door. We are usually able to accommodate at least one wheelchair user, but we would recommend that you visit the venue in advance to discuss the best possible seating arrangement for you. Please email york@thecct.org.uk with any questions or to arrange a visit.