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THE CLUB THEATRE EVENTS LIST |
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| 11th to 17th November 2009 | See How They Run by Phillip King | £7.50 or ticket voucher |
| The Rev. Lionel Toop’s wife, Penelope, is an ex-actress. While Lionel is away Clive, an actor, calls. He invites Penelope to dine in town which is out of bounds to servicemen…. Matters become highly complicated…………. | ||
| 29th November to 5th December 2009 | Time of My Life by Alan Ayckborn | £7.50 or ticket voucher |
| Gerry Stratton has organized a family dinner with his sons Glyn and Adam at his favourite restaurant to celebrate his wife Laura’s fifty-fourth birthday. The occasion suggests a happy domestic scene, but gradually we are made aware of family skeletons | ||
| 24th to 30th January 2010 | Rough Justice by Terence Frisby | £7.50 or ticket voucher |
| James Highwood is on the stand for the murder of his severely handicapped child. He refuses his solicitor’s plea to obtain legal representation and conducts his own defence, admitting responsibility but pleading manslaughter. The battle brings conflict and did he kill his child…... | ||
| 14th to 20th March 2010 | The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh | £7.50 or ticket voucher |
| In a dingy cottage in Leenane, a remote part of Galway, spinster Maureen lives with her self-pitying, ruthless, hateful mother, Mag. Constantly at her beck and call, Maureen takes revenge by feeding her lumpy Complan and hurling insults….has the time come to break free………... | ||
| 14th to 15th April 2010 |
Club
Drama present Cider With Rosie by Laurie Lee Adapted by James Roose-Evans |
£5.00 Con £4.00 no Voucher |
| Poet Laurie Lee was born in 1914 in a small Cotswold village and grew up during a time of change when the rural traditions of past centuries were being swept aside in the path of twentieth-century progress. His autobiography Cider with Rosie, a poetic evocation of his childhood, has become a modern classic | ||
| 16th to 17th April 2010 |
C.Y.D.S. Present The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of Macbeth by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr |
£5.00 Con £4.00 no Voucher |
| This uproarious comedy introduces the ladies of F.A.H.E.T.G.D.S., their producer, Plummer, and stage manager, Henry. Their startlingly original production of Macbeth should get them to the Welwyn Garden City Finals, but, under the carefully mascara'd eye of adjudicator George Peach, events conspire against them ... | ||
| 23rd to 29th May 2010 | Come Blow Your Horn by Neil Simon | £7.50 or ticket voucher |
| Harry Baker should be a happy man, but his sons are a daily trial. Alan is a playboy and now timid Buddy has joined his brother while his parents become mystified and irate……….. | ||
| 14th to 19th June 2010 | Hale One Act Festival | £3.00 no vouchers |
| A week of plays performed by junior, youth and senior groups. Be it comedy or serious drama there is something for everyone. | ||
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| Tickets are available about two weeks before each event. | ||
| To obtain tickets for any of our performances | ||
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Ring Ticketline 0161 928 1113 email ct.tickets@googlemail.com |
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Doors Open 7pm Full Bar facilities Shows normally finish at approximately 10.00pm |
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