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Famous Families (including a few infamous ones!)
KEITH MICHELL (Star of "The Six Wives of Henry VIII")
with his wife Jeanette Sterk and daughter Helena Michell in Songs from Sondheim to
Andrew Lloyd-Webber. A golden treasury of theatre, witty prose, poetry and much loved music.
AN EVENING WITH CHARLES COLLINGWOOD & JUDY BENNETT
Brian and Shula from "The Archers" and married in real life in the company of
The Zig Zag Band entertaining you with Stories, Anecdotes, Drama & Toe Tapping Music
MUSCLE By John Connolly and Steve Doulton - (ADULTS ONLY)
When you're approaching middle-age and don't like what you see in the mirror
a visit to the gym will sort it - or will it? This bitingly funny play
looks at the whole concept of 'body image'.
STAGE STRUCK
Simon Gray's macabre comedy starring Rupert Baker ("London's Burning")
Robert uses his stage manager's skills to teach his rich actress wife a
lesson when she threatens to turn him out of their home.
IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST By Oscar Wilde
Jack and Algernon's courtship of Cecily and Gwendoline is complicated by
the fact that they both use the name 'Ernest', and by the interference
of Lady Bracknell.
CAROUSEL
Music by Richard Rogers Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein the 2nd.
SOMEONE WHO'LL WATCH OVER ME By Frank McGuinness
An Englishman, and Irishman and an American are locked up together
in a cell in the Middle East. How do they live and survive?
The Tales of ROBIN HOOD Workshop based performance by 8 to 13 year olds
Heartbreak House By George Bernard Shaw
An air-raid brings to a head the extraordinary encounters and mistaken
identities which take place in Captain Shotover's crazy house at the end of WWI.
RETURN TO THE FORBIDDEN PLANET By Bob Carlton
The Award winning sci-fi version of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest. Join Ariel
the rollerskating robot for crazy intergalactic antics accompanied by
rock classics such as "Wipeout", "Telstar", "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood",
"A Teenager in Love"....
NIGHTS AT THE HIPPODROME
An OLDE TYME MUSIC HALL chaired by Colin McIntyre
TWO-WAY MIRROR Two short plays by Arthur Miller
SOME KIND OF LOVE STORY - A prostitute can not share vital evidence
with a private-eye for fear of losing the attention she craves.
ELEGY FOR A LADY
- Two strangers find themselves sharing a closeness they have
sought but never found.
JANE EYRE By Charlotte Brontė
Adapted for the stage by Andrew and James Fearn Jane's story will
be underscored by specially composed music highlighting her life
as a mistreated orphan, her progress as a governess, her meeting
with the lonely, embittered Rochester and the growth of their love
for each other.
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