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September 2019
Literature Cambridge Study Days at Stapleford Granary
Study Day on The Waves, Saturday 21 September 2019, 11.00 am to 5.00 pm. Literature Cambridge presents an intensive day of lectures and a seminar on Virginia Woolf's lyrical novel of 1931, with leading scholars Alison Hennegan, Claire Nicholson and Trudi Tate. £90.00/£80.00 students. * An Introduction to Reading Poetry, Saturday 19 October 2019, 2.00 pm to 5.30 pm. Do you love poetry but sometimes find it difficult to understand? Do you want to get more out of reading poetry?…
Find out more »January 2020
Chesterton Amateur Dramatic Society
Do you like acting? Are you looking to have fun, make friends and learn new skills to hone your craft, then Chesterton Amateur dramatic society is the place for you. Join them every Tuesday from 7:30 pm at St George's Church Hall on Chesterfield Road Cambridge. Just turn up on the night. For more info e-mail neilhopkin@live.co.uk
Find out more »My Cousin Rachel
Murderess, seducer, thief, enchantress - or merely a woman intent on survival? Alluring, exotic and unconventional, Countess Rachel Sangalletti travels from Florence to the Ashley Estate in Cornwall, home of her recently deceased husband. Her presence in the house arouses dark suspicions and uncontrollable desires, not least in young Philip, cousin and heir to the Ashley home. Feverish passion battles reason in this classic Gothic romance set in the wild landscape of the rock-ribbed Cornish coast. Helen George plays the…
Find out more »The Russian Ballet School Performance – The United Kingdom of Music
Karen Stringer, Director of the Russian Ballet School specialises in training adult ballet dancers and for this performance has choreographed ballet dances to music both popular and classical by composers from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland from The Rolliing Stones, John Lanchbery, Van Morrisson and David Lloyd Webber. Eighteen talented adults perform supported by 12 children from the school’s Primary and Juniors classes. Taking place at Cambridge Junction (J2). Tickets are £11.50. Tickets include a booking fee. For info…
Find out more »A View from the Bridge
At the centre of Arthur Miller's tragedy are Eddie Carbone, his wife Beatrice and their orphaned niece, Catherine. Catherine has lived her life under the shelter of her aunt and the watchful eye of her uncle. Even the proposition to accept a job is begrudgingly met. Meanwhile, Beatrice's cousins, Marco and Rodolpho, have arrived from Italy after entering the country illegally. As jealousy enters the ring, and the self destructive fragility of humanity is pushed to its limits, witness tragedy…
Find out more »Measure for Measure
Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare. We’re all against elites now. This is the time of the people. The people untamed. People with needs you can’t contain. Impulse. Incite. Incel. Time to rebel. Or hide away unseen. The only safe space? Behind your screen. Shakespeare’s great examination of consent. With reduced content. At 80 mins it’s concise. £10.00 the price (or £5.00 concession for those without profession). Starts 7.30pm. Don’t be late. For tickets go to www.ticketsource.co.uk/hillsroadsixthformcollege
Find out more »Waterbeach Panto – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
All is happy and content in the court of King Percival for it is the day of his wedding to Queen Morgana. However, his new Queen has a secret along with a deep disliking of the King's daughter Snow White Morgana makes her life a misery for the next fifteen years and when she learns from the magic mirror that Snow White is now the fairest in the land, plans to get rid of her once and for all. But…
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