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Contact
Chris Farleigh 8086 2882 to book your ticket
6
members had the privilege of seeing Birdsong by
Sebastian Faulks
at Salisbury Playhouse
If you haven’t read
the book you should. This performance had all the passion, anger,
drama, intensity, shock and horror and the beauty of the book, we all
came out feeling almost shell-shocked, There wasn’t a weak
performance among the 12-strong cast who gave us a stunning and
emotional piece of theatre - a very memorable evening.
Hanger
Farm Arts Centre
ShooShoo
Baby presents Off The Scale
Thursday
20th
March 7.30pm Special Offer Tickets through U3A £8.00
The
effortlessly funny duo have toured the UK extensively and have
earned themselves a reputation for excellent singing and
musicianship. Off the Scale includes witty new arrangements of
well-known songs by an eclectic cast of composers such as Irving
Berlin, John Denver, Verdi & Elvis Costello, alongside original
music. "What sets ShooShooBaby apart is their musical wit and
superb harmony... Tight, clever & totally enjoyable.
Mayflower
Theatre
Hot
Flush – The Naughtiest Musical in Town – starring Lesley Joseph
Sunday
23rd
March 7.30pm
Book
before midnight on Wed 13 March and pay just £15.00 per ticket!*
That's a saving of £7.00 on each ticket! Simply quote FLASH1239 when
booking.
Meet
Myra, Sylvia, Helen and Jessica in this hilarious show. Share
in the friendships, the secrets, the tears, the laughs and ups and
downs of four ordinary women – and one man – living extraordinary
lives. A successful barrister, specialising in divorce,
Myra had always considered herself a together sort of person. That
is, until she began to develop the symptoms of you know what... and
her rat of a husband left her for a big blonde bimbo from his
office. Jessica’s husband has worked hard and made lots
of money and they both enjoy the finer things in life. Her life
seemed perfect until her mid-life crisis began but she’s coping
with the help of her friends and the vicar. She just wishes that the
vicar could explain why when God made man he didn’t try a little
harder? Sylvia has been married to Joe since she
was twenty... and has been bored with him since she was twenty-one.
She’s now decided that life is for living and she’s making up for
lost time. Helen, a widow, whose only daughter has left
for university, is feeling a bit lonely. Helen tries to take one day
at a time; it’s just that sometimes, several days attack her at
once.
More
fun than joining a gym and cheaper than botox, Hot
Flush!
might even leave you feeling 34½ again! So wipe away the credit
crunch blues and grab your girlfriends together for an unmissable
night at the theatre and bring your man along as well, you'll all
love it.
Hanger
Farm Arts Centre Totton Festival of Drama
Wednesday
24th
– 29th
March 7.00pm Tickets £7.50
Programme:
Wednesday Sense
and Sensibleness - Bench Theatre Co, Bang Out of Order –
Junior Oasis Youth Theatre
Thursday The
Challenge – Bench Theatre, The 13th
Floor – Maskers Theatre
Friday Odd
– Bishopstoke Players, Grotto – Bench Theatre, Pride
at Southanger Farm – Soton University Players
Saturday The
Zoo Story – Maskers Theatre, Pub Quiz of the Sexes –
Soton University Players,
The Michael Collins Moment -
Nuffield Youth Theatre
Nuffield
Theatre Tonight
at 8.30pm 9 one-act plays by Noel Coward
Saturday 10th May 1pm, 4.30pm & 8.30pm Tickets £24. Performed as three trios in repertory.
Nuffield and English Touring Theatre present the first major revival in the UK of all nine one-act plays by Noël Coward.
Tonight
at 8.30 is a collection of nine one-act plays by the inimitable
Noël Coward, performed together for the first time in the UK, since
Coward starred in them in 1936. From vaudeville to satire, from
broad farce to intricate comedy of manners, from melodrama to
romance, these plays span the full, glorious range of Coward’s
writing.
You
can peep through your fingers at the Red Peppers chaotic music-hall
show, witness a bankrupt couple use all Ways and Means to
scheme their way out of debt, and break your heart along with Laura
in the famous Still Life, the original version of the film Brief
Encounter.
This
is a unique opportunity to see a stellar ensemble perform all nine of
these plays.
Make
a day of it
On the days featuring all three trios, Nuffield Kitchen invites
you to a 1930s dinner party in between each show. Lunch
will be served before the 1pm performance
Salberg
- Salisbury
Playhouse The
Ballard of Martha Brown
Friday
16th
May 7.30pm Tickets £13
“I
remember what a fine figure she showed against the sky as she hung in
the misty rain and how the tight black silk gown set off her shape as
she wheeled half round and back” –
Thomas Hardy recalling Martha Brown’s public hanging 70 years after
the event.
Expect
the unexpected in Angel Exit’s latest original drama based on the
life and times of Martha Brown; the last woman, in Dorset, to be
publicly hanged.
A
tale of jealousy and passion, an ordinary woman and her ordinary
husband, a hatchet grabbed in haste, a murder, a wrongly accused
horse, a black silk dress, the hangman from London and the mob at the
hang-fair who gawp in glee.
Presented
in the company’s rich visual style, blending storytelling and
striking physicality, the show is spliced through with wicked humour
and macabre songs.
Antony & Cleopatra The Globe Theatre London
Thursday
June 5th
2. pm Tickets £39.00, plus travel
Two lovers are blown apart by love and war
Cleopatra, the alluring and
fascinatingly ambiguous Queen of Egypt, has bewitched the great Mark
Antony, soldier, campaigner and now one of the three rulers of the
Roman Empire. When Antony quarrels with his fellow leaders and throws
in his lot with Cleopatra, his infatuation threatens to split the
Empire in two.
Roman virtue and Eastern vice,
transcendent love and realpolitik combine in Antony and Cleopatra,
Shakespeare’s greatest exploration of the conflicting claims of sex
and power, all expressed in a tragic poetry of breathtaking beauty
and magnificence.
Plaza
Theatre, Romsey The Accrington Pals by Peter
Whelan
Thursday
17th
July 7.30pm
The
play looks at both the terrifying experiences of the men at the front
in the first world war and the women who were left behind to face
social changes, deprivation and the lies of propaganda. While often
comic vignettes portray the everyday life of a town denuded of men,
the men face the terror that is the Battle of the Somme. This
compassionate play portrays the devastating effects of war on a
typical Lancashire mill town and the suffering of everyday people
Royal
Albert Hall John Rutter Christmas Concert
Thursday
11th
December 3pm
Tickets
£20 plus travel
