About Roderick Williams and Roger Vignoles
Roderick Williams Baritone
Roger Vignoles Piano
Song recitals are at their most engaging when they simply tell stories – and this is exactly what Roderick Williams achieves in his irresistibly charming style. He promises a journey through ‘the fairytales and legends of old, stories of courtly love, far-away lands, of bold, swaggering heroes and magical villains’, set to music by some of Europe’s finest composers, including Gloucestershire’s own Ralph Vaughan Williams. There’s also the promise of the first performance of a short new piece by Cameron Biles-Liddell, which will complement the theme. All in all, this is the perfect fit for the Pump Room’s glorious acoustic.
Cameron Biles-Liddell's new work is commissioned by Cheltenham Music Festival.
Supported by
- Diana Woolley
Getting Here
Parking
There is a pay and display car park at the venue – this car park is very popular so please allow plenty of time.
Other car parks can be located a 10–15-minute walk away at the North Place car park (GL50 4DW), NCP Car Park The Brewery (GL50 4EJ), and further into the town centre. Parking can also be found at Cheltenham Racecourse, which is a 10–15-minute walk from the Pump Room.
Rail & Bus
The Pump Room is a 30 - 40 minute walk from Cheltenham town centre and Stagecoach bus services stop nearby on the Promenade in the centre. Local bus services also operate in and around the town, with Stagecoach’s routes 99 and D passing Pittville Park. For further information on Cheltenham bus services, please visit stagecoach.com
Cheltenham Spa Railway station is a 35-40 minute walk away from Pittville Pump Room. There is a regular D bus service which stops in the centre of Cheltenham as well as a taxi rank directly outside the main entrance to the station.
More infoAccess
Pittville Pump Room has a step free entrance. Due to the historic nature of the building, there is no lift to the upstairs areas of the venue and so accessible bookings should be made in stalls seating on the ground floor. If uncertain about your booking, we advise contacting our box office via email (boxoffice@cheltenhamfestivals.com), by phoning us on 01242 850 270, or using our Access Booking Form so that we can ensure you seating is suitable for the event you wish to attend.
Guide dogs are welcome in this venue. This venue does not have a hearing loop.
There are accessible toilets located on the ground floor and the Pump Room car park has six accessible parking bays, with three hours of free parking for blue badge holders.
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