Mikron Presents: Top of the Wold
The Dipping House, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 1BU
Saturday 10th October 2026
Tales from a mobile library
Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming journey to the Top of the Wold!
Hop aboard the most charmingly quirky mobile library you’ll ever encounter and dive into chapters that teem with the lives of then and now. This brand-new play, bursting with original songs, invites you to join the East Riding Mobile Library in a celebration of community, culture, caravans, and peas.
Via Bempton, Bridlington, Hornsea and Howden, we explore a region barely noticed by the nation it feeds, eroded by the pounding North Sea, can a mobile library – with its complex web of rural stops (and somewhat erratic engine) – pull together the Riding’s finest yarns?
From the rolling Wolds to the wild North Sea, discover a place where connection to the land is ingrained, culture is as organic as its produce, and the sea reminds us that we stand on the cliff-edge of a much bigger story.
This laugh-out-loud quest through a patchwork of culture and community celebrates the forgotten, the resilient, and the wonderfully eccentric.
Bar provided by Lymestone Brewery
All performances are wheelchair accessible. Due to the layout of the auditorium, we cannot accommodate mobility scooters. Please contact [email protected] for further assistance.
Audio description is integrated within this performance, allowing everyone in the audience to hear key visual information without the need for headsets. Touch tours available.
FOR GROUP BOOKINGS PLEASE CONTACT [email protected]
DISABLED PARKING AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST (Blue badge holders only) PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] for further information
Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming journey to the Top of the Wold!
Hop aboard the most charmingly quirky mobile library you’ll ever encounter and dive into chapters that teem with the lives of then and now. This brand-new play, bursting with original songs, invites you to join the East Riding Mobile Library in a celebration of community, culture, caravans, and peas.
Via Bempton, Bridlington, Hornsea and Howden, we explore a region barely noticed by the nation it feeds, eroded by the pounding North Sea, can a mobile library – with its complex web of rural stops (and somewhat erratic engine) – pull together the Riding’s finest yarns?
From the rolling Wolds to the wild North Sea, discover a place where connection to the land is ingrained, culture is as organic as its produce, and the sea reminds us that we stand on the cliff-edge of a much bigger story.
This laugh-out-loud quest through a patchwork of culture and community celebrates the forgotten, the resilient, and the wonderfully eccentric.
Bar provided by Lymestone Brewery
All performances are wheelchair accessible. Due to the layout of the auditorium, we cannot accommodate mobility scooters. Please contact [email protected] for further assistance.
Audio description is integrated within this performance, allowing everyone in the audience to hear key visual information without the need for headsets. Touch tours available.
FOR GROUP BOOKINGS PLEASE CONTACT [email protected]
DISABLED PARKING AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST (Blue badge holders only) PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] for further information
