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LADIES DAY
by Amanda Whittington Rotherham Civic Theatre commencing 16th September 2008 Life is one hard slog for the fish-filleting foursome Pearl, Jan, Shelley and Linda, but their luck changes when Linda finds tickets to Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot in York. The girls do themselves up and head for the races. As the day unfolds, the champagne flows, secrets spill out and their horses keep winning. By the last race, the girls are on course for a life-changing win. |
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ALFIE
by Bill Norton Rotherham Civic Theatre commencing 18th November 2008 Spend an evening with Alfie - young, handsome, promiscuous and always on the lookout for his next "bird"... He's not really a bad guy. It's just that he has this overwhelming desire for the ladies. Alfie may have a conscience but he usually manages to stifle it! Famously played on film by Michael Caine in 1966 Alfie returns vividly to the stage in this exhilarating new production |
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HOBSON'S CHOICE
by Harold Brighouse Rotherham Civic Theatre commencing 3rd March 2009 Set at the turn of the 19th century Yorkshire, this classic story focuses on Willie Mossop, a gifted but semiliterate and unappreciated shoemaker, employed by the domineering Henry Horatio Hobson. Maggie, Hobson’s eldest daughter, is a thirty something spinster who, by the standards of the time, is considered over the hill. She bullies Willie into marriage and setting up a shop of his own in competition with her father. |
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STEPPING OUT
by Richard Harris Rotherham Civic Theatre commencing 28th April 2009 Meet the ladies (and one man) who attend a weekly beginners tap-dance class in a church hall in North London. This warm and very funny feel-good comedy from Richard Harris chronicles several months in their lives from hesitant start to their first public performance. They get to grips with life, love and loss; suffer triumph and despair, all whilst attempting to master the seemingly impossible shuffle-hop-tap-step! |
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BOUNCERS
by John Godber Rotherham Arts Centre commencing 30th June 2009 [Matinee 4th July] Voted by The National Theatre as one of the greatest plays of the 20th century Bouncers follows the fortunes of four bouncers, four guys on the lash, four girls out for a good time and other characters they meet along the way on a typical Friday night in a typically average town. Four actors play all the parts, alternating from one to the other with only a handbag or a gesture to differentiate between them. |
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"Give me your hands, if we be friends, and Robin shall restore amends" PUCK - A Midsummer Nights Dream by William Shakespeare
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