When two teenagers sneak into a museum at night to make a film, they find more than they bargained for... Read more
November Club's past projects and performances
Join us for a pleasant 4 and a half mile walk in the Tyne Valley. Read more
Food and Feuds is a celebration of Northumbrian cookery book writers Hannah Glasse and Ann Cook. These strong, opinionated, and underrated women achieved so much in inhospitable times... Read more
This summer we're excited to launch a new project 'Walk in Your Shoes' and 'Doorstep Theatre' as we travel across Northumberland between 22 July - 15 August 2021. Read more
Lost Found and Told is a collection of seven original short stories written by Fiona Ellis, set in the border county of Northumberland in North East England. Read more
This event has been cancelled but we hope to bring it back to you later in the year. Read more
Foods and Feuds: Two Cooks of Hexham postponed until further notice. Read more
A family-friendly story inspired by the themes of Charles Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol' that sets out to 'save' the Lit& Phil library from its Head Librarian, Ebenezer Compendium. Read more
November Club's work-in-progress production creating new stories about Northumberland themed around some of the Grimm Brothers' traditional tales. Read more
Foods and Feuds: Two Cooks of Hexham delves into the lives of Hexham's Hannah Glasse and Ann Cook in an imaginary time travelling gathering. Read more
November Club talked to groups of young people across the North East to create a new and exciting performance for the GeNErosity Festival. Read more
The story of the legacy of Sir Charles Philips Trevelyan and the Wallington bequest to the National Trust. Read more