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Music Nights Friday 5th September An opportunity for singers with instrumental or harmony accompaniment to display and improve their talents and abilities before an audience in an amplified theatre setting. For further information call Jerry on 07843 419178 or 01626 772270 |
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Clairvoyance with Top Psychic Medium Shaun Dennis Thursday 11th September2008 7.30pm Tickets: £12 in advance £13 on the night. Shaun‚s clairvoyant accuracy can be taggering sometimes including full names, areas or roads of residence as well as house numbers. Shaun has been featured on Television, The Mike Mendoza Show as well as radio stations and newspapers across the country. www.shaundennis.com |
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Blithe Sprit by Noël Coward Wednesday 24th - Saturday 27th September 2008 7.30pm Tickets: £10 (Concessions: £8) When Charles decides to invite a psychic to dinner in order to gather material for his novel he is writing, little does he suspect that it will turn his life upside down. But despite the scepticism of Charles, Ruth, his second wife and Dr and Mrs Bradman, who joins them. Madame Arcati manages to conjure up the spirit of Charles' dead wife Elvira. And then the fun really begins returning from the spirit world, she wants her husband back - by fair means or foul... www.eltc.co.uk |
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I'll Be Bert
Thursday 25th September 2008 7pm and 9pm Tickets: £9 (Concessions: £7) Following its sell-out premiere at the Everyman Studio Theatre in Cheltenham, OEI‚ll Be Bert‚ is now touring the UK. Written and performed by Bill Cronshaw, a lifelong Manchester City fan, the play takes an affectionate look at growing up in post-war Manchester and the impact that Bert Trautmann, City‚s legendary German goalkeeper, had on an impressionable schoolboy. This one man play offers a humorous and wistful slant on hero worship and club loyalty, appealing to football fans and non-fans alike. It is played out to maximum potential on a simple set using minimal props and costumes with the audience identifying with the array of different characters situations encountered as the play progresses. With current football players accorded superstar, showbiz status, this performance reminds us of a time when players earned five quid a week and a broken neck was treated by a bloke with a bucket of water and a sponge! |