U3A Theatre Group –
Leader - Julie Horseman (02380 862704) Chris Farleigh (023 8086 2882)
Theatre Trips to come
Nuffield Theatre
Thursday 31st January 7.30pm Oklahoma! Southampton Operatic Society Tickets £10.50 This award-winning show is the first - and one of the best known - of Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals, and features such show - stopping numbers as ‘Oh What a Beautiful Morning’, ‘The Surrey with a Fringe on Top’, ‘People Will Say We’re in Love’ and the classic ‘Oklahoma!’
TWO TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SHOW – RING Chris Farleigh
Mayflower Theatre
Sunday 10th February 7.30pm The Soweto Gospel Choir Tickets £24.80.
Mini Bus leaving St Winfrid’s Church at 6.45pm
Salisbury City Hall
Thursday April the 24th 7.30pm The Big Ballet Tickets £17.00...
Back in 1993, Perm Media reported on female dance enthusiasts – each weighing more than 100 kilos – being enrolled to a new dance team. Now their grace and passion for dance wins audiences’ hearts at first glance, and forever. The Big Ballet breaks all common notions of what choreography should be like. They produce a “smashing cocktail” of hits, where the audience is presented with an unforgettable fantasy, accompanied by wonderful music that truly complements the magic of the dancers.
Salisbury Playhouse
‘People At Sea’ By JB Priestley Tickets £10.00 2pm
Thursday 6th March
“There’s two sorts o’ people on this ship- There’s the people who’ve had it all their own way up to now., then there’s people like us, who’ve never had a chance”
When an art-deco ocean liner catches fire in the Caribbean, passengers and crew are forced to abandon ship. However, faulty lifeboats and bad weather force twelve individuals to remain. As the ship lists and slowly sinks, tensions rise to the surface and the stricken passengers and crew are forced to pull together and pray to be rescued.
This new production is a rare opportunity to see this little-known thriller, by the author best known for An Inspector Calls, Dangerous Corner and I Have Been Here Before.
’Touched’ by Stephen Lowe. 10th April
“You can’t have it, duck, you know that, don’t you? I mean, there’s no way you can have it.
Not with him coming back like that.
I can understand how you feel, but there’ll be others, and it’ll be right then. They’ll be his”
Summer 1945. In the hundred days between victory in Europe and Victory in Japan, three sisters in a working-class suburb of Nottingham contemplate the challenges of peace after war. One of them falls in love with a Polish airman; another discovers she is pregnant, while her husband is still away. All face an uncertain future as families await the return of their menfolk.
Thirty years after its first production by Richard Eyre, this humorous, compassionate and uplifting play is vividly revived for a new generation.
The Globe Theatre, London
June 2.30pm The Merry Wives Of Windsor Tickets & Coach £30.00. Actual date to be confirmed after 11th February
The Royal Albert Hall
November/December 3pm Christmas Concert
