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David gilmour's touring band for 2024 will feature guy pratt on bass, greg phillinganes and rob gentry on keyboards, adam betts on drums, ben worsley on guitar, with louise marshall, romany gilmour and the webb sisters on vocals. romany's dates could be limited because of university obligations. other musicians could be added and of course this lineup is subject to change. .

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5 Minutes With The Webb Sisters From The Hills Of California

Posted: 22nd March 2024

Following their multi award-winning triumph The Ferryman , writer Jez Butterworth  ( Jerusalem ) resumes his partnership with director Sam Mendes ( The Lehman Trilogy ) to bring you The Hills of California. Set in 1976 in Blackpool during the driest summer in 200 years, The Hills of California tells the story of the Webb sisters who are returning to their mother's run-down guest house, as she lies dying upstairs.

This week, we sat down with Lara McDonnell , Nancy Allsop , Sophia Ally , and Nicola Turner who play the four Webb sisters.

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Can you tell us a bit more about the character you play in the hills of california .

Lara: I play ‘Joan Webb’ who is the eldest of the four sisters. Joan is daring and effortless in everything she does. There is an ease in how she approaches life that allows her to sit back and revel in it, sometimes a little too much which causes some tension between her and her mother. But at her heart, Joan is entirely devoted to her mother and her sisters. She takes the most joy from being and performing with them. The element of performance comes naturally to her and so she is able to truly just enjoy the fun in being with her sisters, doing something she truly loves. She will do anything to lift their spirits, achieve their dreams and protect them.

Nancy: Gloria is a challenged but passionate child. Though she gets immense joy from singing and dancing with her sisters, it comes the least naturally to her and it is tainted somewhat by a feeling of inadequacy. She desperately wants to be enough for her mother and somehow always misses the mark, wrenchingly over-striving to fit in and be as effortless as Joan.

Sophia Ally: When we meet Ruby, she is a bubbly, energetic and loving young girl who enjoys nothing more than spending time with her sisters. She finds joy in the little things and doesn’t let anything crush her colourful spirit. She always puts her heart and soul into her performing and although she finds immense joy in singing and dancing, what she cherishes the most is the time spent with her family. They truly are her best friends.

Nicola: Jill is the youngest sister of the Webbs. She is quite the introvert but as she grows up, she definitely isn’t afraid of standing up for sisters and her mum. She loves a good crossword, is a little bit wheezy but most importantly, she really enjoys singing and dancing with her sisters.

The Hills of California has an amazing star-studded cast and crew. What has it been like working with this group of people?

Lara: It has been an absolute dream come true. Even the idea of being a part of such an incredible cast and crew is incomprehensible, and then for it to excel all your dreams is a true pinch me moment. I feel unbelievably lucky every single day I get to go to work with such amazing people. Everyday is a masterclass.

Nancy: Incredibly inspiring. Sam and Jez are absolute masterminds. Not only has this been a brilliant learning experience, but it has made our lives very easy in having such a beauty of a play and director. Also, working in a company led by such talented and wise women has created an environment that is extremely compassionate, intelligent and electric. I can only hope that writers as brilliant as Jez continue to construct such rich, three dimensional, female characters that represent women so truthfully and unapologetically.

Sophia Ally: Nothing short of amazing! As a young actress it has been truly incredible to see such strong women lead this play with such grace. I’m in complete awe of them. It has been so valuable to listen to them speak about the play and their characters, which has really helped me make some of my own character decisions. They are beautiful to watch and even more beautiful to work with. I’m very lucky to say that I have had the pleasure of working with Sam before on The Ferryman , and this has been just as incredible, if not more insightful, due to having more ownership and input over the work now that I am older.

Nicola: It has been an absolute dream! Everyone is just so kind and we all have each other's backs. I feel so inspired being surrounded by such an amazing group of people - from rehearsals to the stage, I have felt like the luckiest person to get to share this experience with this cast.

Without giving any spoilers for people who haven’t seen the show, do you have a favourite moment or line in the show?

Lara: I would find it incredibly hard to choose a singular moment from this beautiful show, so I will have to choose two! Any scene that I am lucky enough to share with Laura Donnelly who plays our mother Veronica is an absolute dream. You are just able to completely lose yourself in her performance. Being able to share some beautiful and heart-breaking moments while portraying the unique, but yet still familiar, mother-daughter relationship that Joan and Veronica share is an honour. And then I think some of my favourite moments from the show would have to be whenever I am singing with Nancy, Sophia and Nicola who play my sisters. The four of us have become incredibly close throughout this experience and have become so in sync with each other, that when we sing together you can just feel such joy and warmth and love amongst the four of us. It is an incredibly special feeling.

Nancy: My favourite moment in the play has to be when Ruby and Jill recall, at full volume, a childhood song and tap jingle from their childhood, much to Gloria’s annoyance. It is all too representative of me and my siblings.

Sophia Ally: I adore singing ' Rum and Coca Cola '. Not only is it so much fun but it sums up Ruby perfectly - silly, and full of life.

Nicola: My favourite line is ‘I want to Marry Mystery Man A’. I think it really highlights what life is like for Jill and the audience’s reaction is different every time!

And finally, can you sum up this production of The Hills of California in 3 words?

Lara: Family. Hope. Sacrifice.

Nancy: Hip as f***.

Sophia Ally: An emotional rollercoaster.

Nicola: Heart-breaking. Emotional. Beautiful.

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• Fri 12 Jan → Sun 14 Jan Blackpool Winter Gardens UK West Coast Folk Festival 2024 Richard Thompson, Skerryvore, Eddi Reader, Cara Dillon, Kiki Dee & Carmelo Luggeri…
• Fri 22 Jun → Sun 24 Jun Tunbridge Wells, Eridge Deer Park Estate Black Deer Festival 2018 Iron & Wine, Ward Thomas, Eric Bibb, Kiefer Sutherland, John Moreland…

October 2014

• Fri 3 Oct Liverpool, Haig House John Jorgenson, The Webb Sisters
• Thu 2 Oct Troon, South Beach Hotel John Jorgenson, The Webb Sisters
• Wed 1 Oct Backstage @ Green Hotel Kinross The Webb Sisters, John Jorgenson
• Fri 25 Jul London, Jazz On The Margin The Webb Sisters
• Sat 12 Jul London, Hyde Park Neil Young & Crazy Horse, The National, Tom Odell, Caitlin Rose, Phosphorescent, Flyte (2), Ethan Johns, The Webb Sisters, Jack Savoretti, To Kill A King, Hero Fisher, Midlake, Bruno Major, Lucy Rose, Half Moon Run …
• Fri 11 Jul Llantwit Major, St Donats Arts Centre The Webb Sisters, Sam Semple
• Thu 10 Jul Leicester, The Musician The Webb Sisters, Sam Semple, Ward Thomas
• Sat 3 May Belfast, The Parish Church of St George The Webb Sisters
• Mon 21 Apr London, Royal Albert Hall The Webb Sisters, Sam Semple
• Mon 31 Mar The Glee Club Nottingham The Webb Sisters
• Fri 28 Mar Oxford, St John the Evangelist Church The Webb Sisters
• Thu 27 Mar Milton Keynes, The Stables The Webb Sisters, Sam Semple
• Wed 26 Mar The Glee Club Birmingham The Webb Sisters

January 2014

• Sun 19 Jan Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall Dawes, Lindi Ortega, Cory Chisel, The Webb Sisters, Roddy Woomble, Siobhan Wilson, Lau, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire …

February 2012

• Sat 11 Feb Sandwich, St Mary's Arts Centre The Webb Sisters
• Thu 9 Feb Pontypridd, Muni Arts Centre The Webb Sisters
• Mon 6 Feb Norwich Arts Centre The Webb Sisters
• Sat 4 Feb Sheffield, Crucible The Webb Sisters
• Fri 3 Feb Tingewick Village Hall The Webb Sisters
• Thu 2 Feb Pontardawe Arts Centre The Webb Sisters

December 2011

• Wed 14 Dec Sevenoaks, St. Bartholomew's Church The Webb Sisters

November 2011

• Mon 21 Nov Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music The Webb Sisters
• Sun 20 Nov Manchester, The Ruby Lounge The Webb Sisters
• Sat 19 Nov London, Union Chapel The Webb Sisters
• Thu 17 Nov Backstage @ Green Hotel Kinross The Webb Sisters
• Wed 16 Nov Glasgow, Òran Mór The Webb Sisters
• Tue 15 Nov Birkenhead, Pacific Road Arts Centre The Webb Sisters
• Wed 9 Nov Belfast, Errigle Inn The Webb Sisters

August 2011

• Fri 5 Aug → Sat 6 Aug Beauly, Belladrum Estate Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2011 Black Rock Ceilidh Band, Dorec-a-Belle, Last Summer Effect, Adrian Telfer, Corralach…
• Fri 8 Jul Hastings, St Mary in the Castle Arts The Webb Sisters
• Wed 22 Jun → Sun 26 Jun Glastonbury, Worthy Farm Glastonbury Festival 2011 3 Daft Monkeys, Admiral Fallow, Barenaked Ladies, CW Stoneking, Chumbawamba…
• Tue 24 May Sheffield, The Greystones The Webb Sisters
• Sun 22 May Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall The Webb Sisters
• Wed 18 May Bristol, St Bonaventure's The Webb Sisters
• Tue 17 May The Glee Club Nottingham The Webb Sisters
• Mon 16 May Brighton, Komedia The Webb Sisters
• Sun 15 May London, Bloomsbury Theatre The Webb Sisters, Simon Lynge
• Wed 16 Mar London, Green Note The Webb Sisters

January 2008

• Thu 10 Jan London, Orange Yard The Barker Band, Hey Nigrita, The Webb Sisters

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Leonard Cohen introduced Charley and Hattie as “The sublime Webb Sisters” on his international come back tour, a 6 year global adventure on the road, the sisters accompanying Leonard with their close harmony vocals and unique instrumentation.

Starting at the beginning with their first major label release ‘Daylight Crossing’,   the sisters burst onto the UK music scene via Mercury Records receiving ‘Single and Album of the Week’ on itunes and BBC Radio 2. An album of strong melodies, led by Hattie ’ s harp, Charley ’ s rhythmic guitar and drenched in their signature harmonies.  Tom Petty said:  “ Their own records are incredible, they will blow your mind” .

Whilst on the road with Leonard, The Webb Sisters recorded and released their album ‘ Savages ’ and EP’s ‘The Other Side’ & ‘When Will You Come Home’, produced by legendary producer Peter Asher.  Their song ‘Baroque Thoughts’ went on to win The International Music Award for ‘Best Adult Contemporary Song’.

Charley and Hattie joined Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to sing with them on their 40th Anniversary tour in 2017, singing with Tom on his final 50 concerts.   Hattie and Charley recorded with The Lumineers on their record ‘ III ’ , performing with them live at The O2 Arena in November of the same year.   Then collaborating with Wesley Schultz for his recent solo album ‘Vignettes’.

Their distinctive vocal sound has contributed to live performances and recordings with the likes of Sting, The Avett Brothers, Glen Hansard, Steve Martin & Edie Brickell, Markéta Irglová, Damien Rice, Lana del Rey and Elvis Costello.

The Webb Sisters received the 2019 Maynooth University Ireland Award for Arts and Culture.

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In 1830, the palace was purchased by Prince Nikolay Borisovich Yusupov, and it remained in the ownership of the family until seized by the Bolsheviks in 1917. The legends surrounding Rasputin's murder, which took place in the basement of the Yusupov Palace on 16 December 1916, are mostly based on the sensationalist account in the autobiography of Prince Felix Yusupov, who claimed to have led the plotters in first poisoning, then shooting, then beating Rasputin with clubs and throwing him into the icy Malaya Nevka River, where the Mad Monk eventually died of hypothermia. There is now a display in the palace museum that uses photography, documents, and wax figures to recreate the assassination and the following investigation.

After the October Revolution, the palace was handed to the educational authorities, which fortunately opted to preserve many of the original interiors and used the building as a type of clubhouse for the city's teachers. As well as the Rasputin display (which can be seen only on guided tours in Russian, unless booked in advance), the modern museum offers guests the chance to explore the reception rooms and living quarters on the ground floor of the palace (English-language audio tours available). The Yusupov Palace also functions as a cultural centre, hosting classical concerts and theatre performances in the beautiful rococo Palace Theatre and the equally impressive White-Columns Hall.

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4 things to know about Webb’s City Cellar, Tampa Bay’s only 2024 James Beard nominee

• Michelle Stark Times staff

ST. PETERSBURG — Tampa Bay’s only James Beard Award nominee this year isn’t a restaurant, but a brewery in downtown St. Petersburg’s EDGE District. It’s called Webb’s City Cellar, and it was named a semifinalist in the Outstanding Bar category .

If you’re curious about the spot that got a nod from the national food awards, here are four things to know.

It’s part of Green Bench Brewing Co.

It’s a bit odd that the James Beard nom didn’t mention Green Bench Brewing, given that Webb’s is really just its second tasting room. The neighboring spot was opened in 2019 by the Green Bench owners as a place to serve more experimental brews. It’s also a barrel-aging facility, and you can see tons of barrels lined up while you’re sipping from your pint. Webb’s does have different, more limited hours than its neighbor: 4-10 p.m. Thursday, 4 p.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday, noon-8 p.m. Sunday. And it’s only open to those 21 and older, unlike the very family-friendly Green Bench space.

They experiment with wild brews.

Webb’s City Cellar has expanded Green Bench’s offerings, with a climate-controlled cellar and special equipment like custom-built foeders that allow them to experiment with “mixed culture fermentation” and other aging processes. This space specializes in wild ales and mixed culture sours, using a house blend of wild yeast and bacteria to make beers that have a bit more funk than the traditional lager or stout. The menu at Webb’s is a rotating selection of complex pours like a sour ale with tart cherry, grapefruit zest, raspberry, hibiscus and rose hips; an oak barrel-aged ale with plum and cherry; and a wine barrel-aged farmhouse ale with honey and apricot. According to their website, they can keep 700 wine barrels in the cellar.

They serve lots of mead and cider, too.

The cellar also houses special equipment for the production of mead, a fermented beverage made from honey, and cider, which is made from fermented apple juice. They craft some of the most interesting ciders in the city, dry and crisp varieties layered with fruit and funk. Options here include a wild-fermented dry cider aged in a neutral oak barrel; a dry cider made with Wickson Crab, Yates and Harrison apples; and a “melomel” mead made with dried figs and three different kinds of honey.

They host popups and events in the expansive space.

Webb’s City Cellar has hosted everything from oyster popups to live music in its moody, oak-scented space. Its current Classical Revolution series brings live classical music (performers include musicians from the Florida Orchestra ) to the cellar monthly through May. The space is large, with a bar, a lounge in the back, an outdoor patio and balcony seating upstairs. It’s a fun option for events like wedding receptions and baby showers, too.

Michelle Stark is the assistant editor overseeing the life and culture reporting team. Reach her at [email protected].

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