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Sheringham Little Theatre - Spring Programme 2009
FILM
Tuesday 13 January 2.30pm & 8pm
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (PG)
Director: Bharat Nalluri. UK /USA 2008. 92mins. Starring: Frances McDormand, Amy Adams, Ciaran Hinds, Shirley Henderson
Can you get a life and discover love, all in one day?
Two women are about to find out in this sophisticated and heartfelt comedy based on the popular novel by Winifred Watson. In 1939 London, Miss Pettigrew is a middle-aged governess who finds herself unfairly dismissed from her job. She realises that she must seize the day, and does so by intercepting an employment assignment as ‘social secretary’. Within minutes she finds herself swept into a heady high-society milieu; and within hours, she is living it up.
Tickets £5.00
CHARITY PANTOMIME
Fri 16 & Sat 17 Jan 7.30pm Fri & Sat . 2.30pm Sat matinee
Aladdin
presented by North Norfolk District Council
Will Aladdin get to marry the beautiful Princess Jasmine?
Will the evil Abanazer get the lamp and control the all powerful Genie?
Will Widow Twanky ever get her washing done and find her ideal man?
Come along to this hilarious new production written, directed by and starring staff from North Norfolk District Council.
Proceeds from the ticket sales will be donated to the local charity About With Friends.
Tickets £5.00
FILM
Tuesday 20 January 2.30pm & 8pm
Man on Wire (12A)
Director: James Marsh. UK 2008. 118mins. Starring: Philippe Petit
On August 7th 1974, a 24-year-old French high-wire artist named Philippe Petit performed one of the most astonishing stunts of the late 20th century: He strung a thin cable between the two towers of the World Trade Centre and not only walked across from one building to another, but also executed a nerve-wracking series of knee-bends and acrobatic movements on the cable, some 1,350 feet above the ground. The Port Authority Police immediately arrest Petit, prompting many to dub his stunt “the artistic crime of the century”. James Marsh’s riveting and beautifully shot documentary revisits and recounts the chain of events.
Tickets £5.00
FILM
Tuesday 27 January 2.30pm & 8pm
I’ve Loved You So Long (12A)
Director: Philippe Claudel. France 2008. 154mins. Starring: Kristin Scott Thomas, Elsa Zylberstein, Serge Hazanavicius
Claudel’s debut won two prizes at this year’s Berlin Film Festival and it is easy to see why:
This beautifully scripted tale of two sisters is utterly engrossing. Scott-Thomas plays wonderfully as Juliette, an introverted and fragile woman who has just been released from 15 years in prison. Juliette goes to stay with her younger sister Léa (Zylberstein). Léa has a life as a wife and mother and Juliette struggles to find her place in the close-knit world. As the sisters rediscover common ground, this intelligent portrayal of the power of love builds towards a cathartic conclusion.
Tickets £5.00
AMATEUR THEATRE
Saturday 31 January 7.30pm
Showcase Evening
presented by SLT Associated Amateur Companies
Come and help celebrate the fantastic entertainment produced by our talented Associated Amateur Companies.
The Sheringham Savoyards, renowned locally for their productions of Gilbert & Sullivan operettas entertain with a wide selection of songs from the musical repertoire. The Sheringham Players perform a brand new futuristic one act comedy called ‘Arsenic and Old Tin’ written and directed by Stuart McInnes and the highly renowned Cromer & Sheringham Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society treat us to some of their favourite songs. With Mr Tony Nelson at the helm the evening promises to be great fun. All funds raised go directly to support the Little Theatre Society.
Tickets £7.00
ART EXHIBITION
Mon 2 to Sat 28 February
Norfolk Inspirations
T.M.Fairbank studied initially under the tutelage of her father, a prolific etcher. Having studied at Ipswich Art School and at Goldsmiths College London she then travelled extensively, working on commissions and illustrated publications throughout Europe and Australia. She rediscovered the richness of etching in the early eighties. Whilst retaining her love of line and tone in both landscape and human form, she occasionally incorporates mythological imagery in her atmospheric compositions.
FILM
Tuesday 3 February 2.30pm & 8pm
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas (12A)
Director: Mark Herman. UK/USA 2008. 94mins Starring: David Thewlis, Vera Farmiga, Rupert
Friend, David Heyman
Adapted from John Boyne’s bestselling novel, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas offers a unique and powerful perspective on how prejudice, hatred and violence affect innocent people during wartime.
Told through the eyes of an eight-year-old German boy shielded from the reality of World War II, this unforgettable tale follows an unlikely friendship that forms between Bruno, the son of a Nazi commandant, and Shmuel, a Jewish boy held captive in a concentration camp. Though a barbed-wire fence physically separates the two, their friendship grows and their lives become inescapably and tragically entwined.
Tickets £5.00
FILM
Friday 6 February 2.30pm & 8pm
Then She Found Me (15)
Director: Helen Hunt. USA 2007 100mins. Starring: Helen Hunt, Matthew Broderick, Bette Midler, Colin Firth.
Academy Award-winning actress Helen Hunt makes her feature directorial debut with this engaging adaptation of Elinor Lipman’s novel about a Philadelphia schoolteacher whose long-lost birth mother reappears at the very moment her daughter is careening into a midlife crisis. Abandoned by her husband and still grieving the death of her adoptive mother, the emotionally fragile teacher enters a relationship with the father of one of her students just as her biological mother, an eccentric talk-show host, appears on her doorstep attempting reconciliation.
Tickets £5.00
CHILDREN’S SHOW
Saturday 7 February 2.30pm
The Selfish Giant
presented by Sea Legs Puppet Theatre
Since building a wall to keep the children out of his garden, the only visitors the Selfish Giant gets are Lady Snow and her friends. One morning he hears the most beautiful music coming from his bedroom window and is delighted with the sight that greets him. Set in a magnificent steel sculpted garden, the story is told using beautifully crafted puppets, a brilliant musical soundtrack and superb storytelling.
For children aged 4+
Tickets £5.50 (under 16s £5)
IMPROV NIGHT
Saturday 7 February 8.00pm
Whose Line is it Anyway?
presented by Smoking Mic Comedy Club
Featuring special guest North Norfolk Radio's Greg Powles.
This is a fantastic evening of improvised comedy from East Anglia's premier touring comedy club.
In the vein of 'Whose line is it anyway?' professional comics will be playing some of thefunniest theatre games around.
The Improv Night is unscripted, topical, satirical, witty and fast.
If you like live performance you'll love this.
Suitable for families (children aged 12 and over)
Tickets £5.00 (under 16s £4)
EARLY REP
Monday 9 to Sat 14 February
2.30pm / 7.30pm
Intimate Exchanges by Alan Ayckbourn
A One-Man protest: "School Governors' chairman and headmaster's wife in potting shed love tryst!"
The headlines say it all, as sexual confessions in a garden shed trigger a chaotic farce of marital misunderstanding:
a tale of love, lust and burnt trousers...
A Cricket Match: Everybody seems to be in search of fun at the annual Bilbury Lodge School cricket match,
much to the headmaster's disgust. But when secret passions erupt in the pavilion, pride is crushed and
cricket whites are blood stained...
Christine Lawrence and Simon Stanhope met during Summer Rep 2007 at the Little Theatre, performing, to high critical acclaim, in Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves". They developed such on-stage rapport and love of Ayckbourn that they decided to form Two by Two Theatre Company to continue this work. We have invited them back to Sheringham to see more of their comic versatility in Ayckbourn's classic "Intimate Exchanges". In this series they bring to life an entire community including alcoholic Headmaster Toby and his neurotic wife Celia, nymphomaniac Rowena and her mild-mannered husband Miles, as well as the saucy but sweet home-help Sylvie and infuriatingly inept school caretaker Lionel.
Treat yourself to an early taste of Rep!
A One Man Protest Mon 9 Feb 7.30pm, Tue 10 Feb 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Fri 13 Feb 7.30pm
A Cricket Match Wed 11 Feb 7.30pm, Thu 12 Feb 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Fri 14 Feb 7.30pm
Tickets Evenings £12.50
Matinees £9.50
Members & Friends 10% off
CHILDREN’S SHOW
Monday 16 February 2.30pm
The Frog Princess
presented by Wild Wood Theatre Company
Ivan’s world is turned upside down when he is forced to marry a frog!
His older brothers tease and taunt him until he can bear it no more. One night Ivan discovers that his frog fiancée is actually a beautiful princess in the grip of a terrible spell. In trying to save her he makes matters worse and she is banished to the very edge of the earth. Ivan is forced to undertake a perilous journey of self-discovery to win back his heart’s truest love. Based on an enchanting Russian folktale, this earthy and off-the-wall style uses storytelling, puppetry and vibrant live Eastern European gypsy music to present this passionate and heart-warming story.
Most suitable for children from 7-11 years and their families, but also appropriate for ages 5 and 6.
Tickets £5.50 (under 16s £5.00)
FAMILY FILM
Tuesday 17 March 2pm & 7pm
The Fox and the Child (U)
Director: Luc Jacquet. France 2007. 107mins. Starring: Isabelle Carré, Thomas Laliberté, Bertille Noël-Bruneau
After the worldwide success of March of the Penguins, Jacquet invites us on a journey to the heart of a marvellous tale; the extraordinary meeting of a fox and a little girl. One autumn morning a little girl catches sight of a fox. Fascinated to the point that she forgets all fear, she dares to approach him. For an instant the barriers that separate the child and the animal disappear. It is the beginning of an incredible friendship. Thanks to the fox, the little girl discovers a wild and secret adventure that will change her life forever. Contains mild distress and dangerous behaviour.
Please note special film times.
Tickets £5.00 (under 16s £4.00)
PSYCHIC EVENING
Saturday 21 February 7.30pm
I C Ghosts
presented by Shirely Cimelli
As a renowned spiritual clairvoyant medium, Shirley Cimelli has been using her full psychic abilities for the past 36 years. Shirley’s earliest memory of seeing a spirit was at the age of five; “Often at night whilst living at an aunt’s house, a male and a female spirit would appear in my bedroom. They would just smile at me from the bottom of my bed. It scared the life out of me, but little did I realise that later in life I would be working with the spirit realms as a medium.”
In 1975 Shirley attended a ‘spooky service’ and it all started from there; “as I walked into a small hall with the paint peeling off the walls, the words “I’ve come home” came into my mind. That night the medium repeated the very same words that I had heard earlier, and that was when I knew I would work as a platform medium. I love the work I do and the feedback I have received over the years has helped me to believe the importance of the messages I receive and give.”
Shirley has appeared on radio and television. She has many roles that she is called on to use; paranormal investigator, circuit medium, spiritual counsellor and spiritual circle teacher.
Tickets £9.00
AMATEUR THEATRE
Wed 25 - Sat 28 February 7.30pm
The Ghost Train
by Arnold Ridley
presented by Cromer and Sheringham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society
Six travellers stranded for the night at a remote rural station in Cornwall, laugh at the stationmaster’s stories of a ghostly train careering through the station at midnight. But tension mounts when three mysterious strangers arrive, and the suspense becomes palpable as the station bell tolls, announcing the arrival of a train ...!
Arnold Ridley’s classic thriller combines comedy and suspense in a tale where all is not as it seems!
Special Matinee performance on Saturday 28 February at 2.30pm
Tickets £7.00 (Sat Mat and Wed & Thur evening)
Tickets £8.00 (Fri & Sat evening)
ART EXHIBITION
Mon 2 March to Sat 4 April
Children’s Book Illustration Exhibition
Wally the Worm is a musical play written by Christine Parmenter and first performed by children at Sheringham Little Theatre. It is also a 32 page picture/story book and this exhibition shows the original artwork by children's illustrator Colin Wyatt. The colourful pictures tell a story of courage and caring in the face of great danger, and how even a despised and lowly worm can become a hero.
YOUTH FESTIVAL
Mon 2 - Sat 7 March
A Celebration of Performing Arts
Presented by North Norfolk schools
Once again we welcome our local schools and groups to take part in a youth drama festival which celebrates the performing arts. We will be joined by North Norfolk’s finest first and junior schools, high schools, colleges, out-of-school drama clubs and Rotary Youth Speaks. As usual there will be a selection of drama, poetry, music and dance. This is a fantastic opportunity for audiences to enjoy and marvel at our home-grown young talent.
There will be afternoon and evening shows; for a schedule of performances, please contact the box office.
Donations on the door
AMATEUR THEATRE
Saturday 7 March 2.30pm & 7.30pm
The Pedlar of Swaffham
presented by The Smugglers Children’s Theatre
This year the Smugglers are presenting the famous old story of the building of the Church in Swaffham.
The story involves a dream which comes true to a poor pedlar, who becomes very rich, and is then generous with his wealth. Incidentally, this fable is a well known tale in Europe and is well worth watching!
Tickets £4.50 (under 16s £4)
FILM
Tuesday 10 March 2.30pm & 8pm
Conversations with my Gardener (12A)
Director: Jean Becker. France 2007. 110mins. Starring: Daniel Auteuil, Jean-Pierre Darroussin
French with English subtitles
A successful, 50-something Parisian artist goes back to his childhood home in provincial France.
He has neither the energy nor the talent to keep up the land around the house and takes out an advert to find some help. The first applicant is an old school friend. As they spend time together, the painter builds up an impressionist’s canvas of a man who first intrigues and then amazes him by his honest and simple view of the world.
Based on the eponymous novel by Henri Cueco, himself a painter and radio broadcaster with a keen eye for the simple ways, this touching tale of friendship is as captivating and simple as a love story.
Tickets £5.00
MUSIC
Saturday 14 March 7.30pm
I Got Rhythm
presented by Jayne May-Sansum and Barry Todd
Professional local singer, Jayne May-Sysum, together with Musical Director, Barry Todd, will delight audiences with this new show featuring the best of light jazz and theatre music.
UK tours have included “Because you’re Mine”, “Songs of the Night” and “As Time Goes By”. Jayne also presents concert programmes across the country . Barry Todd has been MD to, amongst others, West End star Dave Willetts and the late Anthony Newley. Now he brings all his experience to this performance, accompanying Jayne on the piano. Not only are you guaranteed an evening of fabulous song and music, but there will also be much laughter along the way!
Tickets £11.00
FILM
Tuesday 17 March 2.30pm & 8pm
Brideshead Revisited (12A)
Director: Julian Jarrold. UK 2008 169mins. Starring: Ben Whishaw, Hayley Atwell, Matthew Goode, Michael Gambon, Emma Thompson
Provocative drama that tells a story of forbidden love and the loss of innocence set in the pre-WWII era.
Charles Ryder becomes entranced with the noble Marchmain family, first through the charming Sebastian Flyte, and then through his sophisticated sister, Julia. The rise and fall of Charles’ infatuations reflect the decline of the decadent era of the interwar years. A sensitive adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s novel by multiple BAFTA award-winner Andrew Davies and Jeremy Brock.
Tickets £5.00
MUSIC
Saturday 21 March 7.30pm
Roger Dean sings the Johnny Cash Story
presented by Boldean Productions
Welcome return of must see show.
Johnny Cash wrote over 500 songs, including ‘I Walk The Line’, ‘Folsom Prison Blues’, and the award winning ‘The Man Comes Around’. Roger Dean has spent a lifetime in the entertainment business. He made his television debut at the age of 14 and his first radio performance soon after singing a Johnny Cash song. On the subject of Cash he knows the score! Like Johnny, he is gifted with a storyteller’s voice so who better to pay tribute to this great artist and to celebrate the legacy of the fabulous Johnny Cash.
Now in its fourth successful year - we recommended you book early!
Tickets £12.00
FILM
Tuesday 24 March 2.30pm & 8pm
Nights in Rodanthe (PG)
Director: George C Wolfe. USA 2008. Starring: Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Scott Glenn
Adrienne Willis, a woman with her life in chaos, retreats to the tiny coastal town of Rodanthe to a friend's inn for the weekend. She hopes to find the tranquility she needs to rethink the conflicts surrounding her.
As Adrienne arrives, a major storm is forecast and another guest, Dr. Paul Flanner, arrives, who is there to face his own crisis of conscience. Now, with the storm closing in, the two turn to each other for comfort and, in one magical weekend, set in motion a life-changing romance.
Tickets £5.00
SLAM NIGHT
Saturday 28 March 7.30pm
Visit our website www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com for the line-up ...
VARIETY SHOW
Sunday 29 March 2.30pm & 7.30pm
with Roy Davenport andfriends
Magic, music and mirth are the order of the day in this magical mixture of a show.
Roy will present his magical classics; some of which will be new to the Little Theatre. He has performed all over the world from Hamburg to Los Angeles and on the QE2. He was also a prize-winner in 1997 at FISM (world magic championships). Richard Winch will sing songs from the musicals as well as some old ballad favourites.
He has appeared in many musicals, including Carousel, Sweeney Todd and The Pirates of Penzance.
There will also be a surprise guest to bring more laughter to the fun-filled show.
Tickets £11 Under 16s £6
Family (2 adults + 2 u16s) £30
FILM
Tuesday 31 March 2.30pm & 8pm
Easy Virtue (PG)
Director: Stephan Elliott. UK 2008. 97mins. Starring: Jessica Biel, Kristin Scott Thomas, Colin Firth, Ben Barnes.
Elliott blows the dust off Noel Coward’s witty social comedy, retaining the period setting but giving it a distinctly modern feel. Set in the Roaring Twenties, it revolves around an enjoyable culture clash between landed Englisharistos and a bohemian American. John Whittaker, a young Englishman, falls head over heels in love with a glamorous American, Larita. They marry on impulse but when he returns to the family’s stately pile with her, he finds a less than warm reception.
Tickets £5.00
ENTERTAINMENT @ THE HUB
Friday 3 April 7.30pm
1920s, 30s & 40s sing-a-long
presented by Sheringham Little Theatre Staff and Special Guests
Following the success of the 1940s-style sing-a-long, the Little Theatre Staff and Guests invite you to another evening of musical nostalgia. This time we would like you to share in a community style sing-a-long of songs from the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, plus a sprinkling of Music Hall. Whether in period costume or modern dress, come along and join us for a relaxed evening of old-fashioned fun. All you need is enthusiasm to enjoy this trip down memory lane.
Donations on the door
CHILDREN’S SHOW
Saturday 4 April 2.30pm
The Rubbish Monster
presented by Nutmeg Puppet Co.
What if the crisp packet you’d just thrown away came to life and begged you to take it home? This is just what happens to Katie Dumpster as she paddles her boat down the backwaters of the river, on what is clearly going to be a very strange summer’s day. The story, told with puppets, live characters, music, songs, a great deal of humour and audience participation, is an animals’ eye-view of human beings & their wasteful ways.
Suitable for children from 5 years old.
Tickets £5.50 (under 16s £5)
JAZZ
Saturday 4 April 7.30pm
The Ken Colyer Legacy New Orleans Jazz Band
The Legacy Band plays the music that Ken Colyer sought out in 1952/3 on his historic trip to New Orleans. It was here, where jazz began, that Ken felt he would hear the ensemble playing of a Golden Age that predated the emergence of the soloist when the music travelled north to Chicago and New York. Marches, spirituals, blues, ragtime and popular songs are all played with a depth of feeling to communicate a range of emotions. The Band seeks to recreate the same spirit and excitement that Ken’s music conveyed; through its performances the music lives on.
Of the Band’s 2006 recording ‘Some Changes Made’ Brian Harvey wrote: “probably the finest set of recordings to carry Ken Colyer’s name … they sound as relaxed and laid-back as did many of the classic Colyer line-ups. The Band is keeping the New Orleans flame alive, whilst not slavishly copying his sound … Get out and hear the band whenever you can. Above all, tell your friends about it and get them there too.”
Tickets £12.50
ART EXHIBITION
Mon 6 April to Mon 4 May
Student Exhibition
Paston College - Students will be exhibiting paintings, sculpture, photographs and textiles. At the preview there will be examples of portfolios and sketchbooks on show. Each year over a dozen students from Paston College go on to study art at degree level; this exhibition gives them a great opportunity to show their work.
Sheringham High School - present their GCSE work.
AMATEUR THEATRE
Wed 8 - Sat 11 April 8pm
The Killing of Sister George
by Frank Marcus
presented by The Sheringham Players
This unusual black comedy has a strong plot, centring around the lives of four women.
Middle-aged actress June Buckridge has been playing the part of district nurse, Sister George, in a BBC radio serial for years. Called in by Corporation producer, Mercy Croft, she is informed that her character is to be killed off. This devastating news, plus the rocky relationship she has with her partner, the child/woman Alice, tips June's life into free fall. She turns to her friend, eccentric clairvoyant, Madam Xenia for help but what she has to say only makes a bad situation worse in this dark comedy by Frank Marcus.
Tickets £8.00 (first night £7.50)
YOUTH PRODUCTION
Tue 14 - Sat 18 April 7pm (Sat mat 2pm)
The Jungle Book
presented by SLT Drama Groups
Based on the stories of Rudyard Kipling.
Children from our Sheringham and North Walsham drama groups present this classic tale through a devised piece which stays true to the original book using Kipling’s exciting verse and language. We follow the story of Mowgli, the young ‘Man-Cub’, who was brought up in the jungle; we meet all his friends including Bagheera, the Black Panther and Baloo, the bear, but we also meet his treacherous enemy Shere Khan, the fearsome tiger. Come and learn the ‘Law of the Jungle’ as the young people show their talent and skills in performance and story telling.
Tickets £6.50 (under 16s £5)
FILM
Tuesday 21 April 2.30pm & 8pm
Burn After Reading (15)
Director: Joel and Ethan Coen. USA 2008 96 mins. Starring: Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, Tilda Swinton
The hugely anticipated follow-up to No Country for Old Men.
CIA analyst Osborne Cox arrives for a top-secret meeting, but the secret is: he is being ousted.
When a computer disc containing CIA material accidentally falls into the hands of two fitness centre employees, the duo are intent on exploiting their find and soon events spiral out of control. Assembling perhaps their most impressive cast to date, this is one of the most satisfying and purely enjoyable Coen Brothers pictures yet.
Tickets £5.00
ARCHIVE FILM
Friday 24 April 2.30pm & 8pm
Ghosts of East Anglia (PG)
Director: various. UK 90mins Starring: various
This unique documentary explores real-life tales of the supernatural and uncovers the fascinating story of our region as it used to be. With rare and fascinating footage from the East Anglian Film Archive, the film will spark memories and nostalgia for you and your family as you travel back in time. This screening is supported by The Archive Film Shop and the East Anglian Film Archive.
Tickets £5.00
FOLK
Saturday 25 April 8.00pm
Send us a Postcard
presented by Folk Beyond the Pier
An evening of Seaside Sauciness with songwriter John Conolly.
Anyone who has seen and survived a John Conolly performance will know that humour is an important part of the proceedings. In between writing Folk Classics like “Fiddlers’ Green” and “Punch and Judy Man”, he has produced a succession of rollicking rib-ticklers, many of which are featured in this special seaside show. He will also be featuring some of the songs from his latest CD -“The Grumpy Old Men of Old England” so you have been warned !!
John was brought up in the fishing port of Grimsby and many of his more serious compositions reflect the joys and sorrows of life in a fishing community. His songs are known and loved all over the world.
“A sense of humour that would make the Devil himself drop his toasting-fork and collapse in fits of laughter - pure, unadulterated fun!” (Folk London Magazine)
Tickets £9.00
FILM
Tuesday 28 April 2.30pm & 8pm
James Bond: Quantum of solace (12A)
Director: Marc Forster. UK / USA 2008. 130mins Starring: Judi Dench, Daniel Craig, Mathieu Amalric
After proving himself a natural fit for the role, Craig's second outing as James Bond follows on from where Casino Royale left off, with 007 determined to find out the truth behind his betrayal by Vesper Lynd, the woman he loved.
Marc Forster (The Kite Runner) brings a deft balance of wit and intelligence to the project and the action sequences more than live up to the standard set in the previous instalment. Amalric, last seen in The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, is brilliant as 007’s nemesis, Dominic Greene.
Tickets £5.00
ART EXHIBITION
Tue 5 to Sat 30 May
Recent Work
Derek Inwood - I have been attracted to colour since I was a small child and it is this element that has inspired a lifetime of painting. I have always admired Matisse and his use of colour has been a major influence on my own work.
Sheringham Little Theatre Weekly Drama Workshops:
Sheringham
Monday evenings at Sheringham Little Theatre
4.45pm - 5.45pm 4 - 6 year olds
5.45pm - 6.45pm 7 - 9 year olds
7.00pm - 8.00pm 10 - 12 year olds
8.00pm - 9.00pm 12 - 16 year olds
£3.00 per session
Older Youth Groups
Tuesday evenings at the new drama studio, N Walsham High School and at Sheringham High School
6.30pm - 8.00pm 16 - 25 year olds
Cromer
Wednesday evenings at the Drama Studio Cromer High School
4.30pm - 5.30pm 4 - 8 year olds
5.45pm - 6.45pm 8 - 12 year olds
7.00pm - 8.00pm 12 - 16 year olds
£3.00 per session
North Walsham
Thursday evenings at the old drama studio North Walsham High School
4.30pm - 5.30pm 4 - 6 year olds
5.45pm - 6.45pm 6 - 8 year olds
7.00pm - 8.00pm 8 - 12 year olds
8.00pm - 9.00pm 12 - 16 year olds
£3.00 per session
If you would like to join any of our drama workshops, please just turn up on the night and be registered. The first session is free and after that you only pay for the sessions attended. If you need more info call Bridget on 07748 963880
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