WEATHER THE STORM Featuring Skylark and the Scorpion at THE IVY HOUSE / £8 Early Bird / £10 on the door

TICKETS HERE  (very limited availability)

The very first London screening of Nick J. Webb's magnificent music film featuring a live 8 piece orchestrated band. This will be a one-off opportunity to see this very powerful performance and screening in such a beautiful and intimate space.

"Cool, ethereal, innovative, strange, beautiful. Like a magical dream..." STEVE COOGAN

WEATHER THE STORM Featuring Skylark and the Scorpion

A musical odyssey of two haunted souls in search of re-connection set against the breathtaking backdrop of Shetland's wild and ancient landscape. Performed and soundtracked by Skylark and the Scorpion (aka Nick J. Webb and Petra Jean Phillipson).

Director: Finlay Mackay / Producer and Editor: Nick J. Webb / Director of Photography: Peter Bathurst / Featuring Skylark and the Scorpion / Duration: 40 Minutes

THE STORY

Nick J. Webb is the songwriter, producer and creative force behind musical duo ‘Skylark and the Scorpion’ alongside vocalist Petra Jean Phillipson. Having completed their debut record 'Weather The Storm', Nick invited internationally acclaimed photographer Finlay Mackay to direct a film to accompany the music featuring both band members. Returning to the remote island on which Mackay was born, the result is a stunning visual album set against the dramatic and Jurassic aspect of Shetland in winter.

"From the conception of this simple idea, through capture and edit this is a quiet masterpiece. It's what you would wish for in the best modern opera or ballet. It leaves just enough space for you to create your own personal story whilst carrying you with a perfect blend of music and cinematography to another more poetic world." HENRY NORMAL

"In an age where the art of the album and attention spans are compromised, this film forces us to listen from start to finish. It is a total thing of beauty". NADINE SHAH

"A musical odyssey beautifully filmed against a breathtaking jurassic coastline." PAUL KELLY Heavenly Films