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Plowright Theatre current programme

Plowright Theatre Spring 2010 Programme

* Denotes amateur production

Box Office: 01724 277733
Email: plowright.theatre@northlincs.gov.uk.

Thursday 4 March at 7.30pm
Dominic Kirwan

Dominic Kirwan is undoubtedly one of Ireland's most dynamic and versatile performers. A true Irish star, with the looks and the voice to match, he enthrals audiences with his fast moving and spectacular show. Performing songs from his top selling chart album 'A Little Bit More' together with many classic favourites this is a shownot to be missed.

Dominic's tremendous popularity and appeal continues to extend to all age groups making him one of today's most widely appreciated and respected artists.

Tickets: £17. Concessions £16.50. [Book Online]

Friday 5 March at 7.30pm
The Bootleg 60s

The Sixties were without doubt the most dynamic and innovative of decades.

Many of the creators and innovators of the Sixties were, of course, British, a fact of which we can all be proud , so in recognition of such everlasting achievements, The Overtures have devised a special concert, suitably titled 'The Bootleg Sixties'. This two-hour plus show is packed with great music from all the classic artists of the decade, and is back dropped by fantastic visual footage, including archive material from each town and city hosting the show. Add in some guest appearances, some fab 60s costumes and, of course, The Overtures' own inimitable performance, and you've got a show which is sure to delight audiences of all ages.

The Overtures are recognised as one of the finest exponents of Sixties music in the world today, and among their many credits and successes they are proud to have been asked personally by Sir Elton John to be the main act at his civil ceremony wedding, as well as to support him at the 02 Arena in London on New Year's Eve 2008.

Let yourself be taken on an unforgettable journey with the songs, stars and images of pop music's greatest decade.

Tickets: £16. Concessions £15. [Book Online]

Saturday 6 March at 4.30pm
Scunthorpe Musical Festival

Speech and drama section*

Final evening of the Speech and Drama section, Trophy classes, selected performances and the presentation of the Festival Workshop.

Tickets: Pay on the door only.

Tuesday 7 to Saturday 13 March at 7pm
Group 62
Alice through the looking glass*

This musical version of Lewis Carroll's surreal adventure begins when the White King and Red Queen set Alice off on an exciting journey. Along the way she meets the White Knight, an eccentric Gentleman Inventor, a bed of flowers and the argumentative Tweedledum and Tweedledee.

Tickets: All £8 or four tickets for £24. [Book Online]

Wednesday 17 to Friday 19 March at 7.30pm
The Essence of Ireland

Back by popular demand. Capturing the true spirit of the Emerald Isle, Essence of Ireland is a breathtaking show of brilliant choreography, superb musicianship and dazzling costumes.

With a selection of the finest dancers and musicians, Essence of Ireland sweeps audiences along a breath taking journey of music, song and dance with a kaleidoscope of colour and a backdrop of extremely infectious high octane live music.

With a mixture of traditional and modern songs, a touch of Irish craic and endless energetic dance routines, that give you flavours of other genres such as Salsa, Country as well as Irish Dance -- anyone Irish or otherwise, that is a fan of quality music and dance cannot fail to be mesmerised by this truly wonderful show.

Described by the Irish World as "Entirely unique" and "Highly Recommended", the critically acclaimed Essence of Ireland is taking theatres by storm, with audiences continually left enthralled and spellbound by the high energy and outstanding dance routines that give the show the true Essence of Ireland.

"If you liked Riverdance, Lord of the Dance, and Spirit of the Dance, you will love this show, because it's even better!" Southampton Echo

Come for the Craic!!

Tickets: £18.50, Concessions £17.50. [Book Online]

Saturday 20 March
Clare Teal

Winner of numerous awards, voted Jazz Vocalist of the Year three times running, blessed with a stunning voice, the ability to write songs that promise to be classics and a wonderful warm humor, Clare is a rare commodity - in every way the major star.

This is a brand new show, packed to the rafters with joyous new material including cheeky Peggy Lee-esque cocktail latin grooves, uplifting driving swing and killer ballads all delivered with Clare's inimitable style and flair plus a huge dollop of down to earth charm.

Her phenomenal band contains some of the best young players on the planet, each complements the others beautifully.

"Wonderful. Worth raving about." - Sir Michael Parkinson
"She's a triple threat! Please go out and buy Clare Teal's record." - Michael Bublé
"Clare has a timeless sound to her voice and classic touch and sound to her own songwriting. Now how modern is that? Music to melt to I'd say." - Jamie Cullum

Tickets: £16.50. Concessions £15.50. [Book Online]

Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 March at 7.30pm
Broughton Dramatic Society
Forget me knot*

Imagine the plight of Robert Zeinfield found wandering the streets of Leicester at 4am without even the slightest clue how he got there. Total amnesia, with only a suspicious policeman for company. Perhaps it's all an elaborate cover up, will the truth come out in the end in this hilarious comedy?

Tickets: £7. Concessions £6. [Book Online]

Saturday 3 April at 1pm and 3pm
Noddy in toyland

Its an exciting day in Toy Town, it's Noddy and Tessie Bear's sing-a-long, dance-a-long party and everyone is invited to join in the fun... everyone that is except those two naughty Goblins, Sly and Gobbo who are out to spoil the fun with another of their crazy machines from Goblin Gizmo's - The Sound Sucker!

But don't worry as our hero Noddy is keeping an eye on those two and knows exactly how to stay one step ahead of their games, despite their crazy antics to try to ruin the party. With Mr Plod, Whiz the Robot, Bumpy Dog, Car and of course Big Ears, today promises to be one big fun filled adventure.

This fantastic show, for children of all ages, coincides with the 60th year anniversary of Noddy.

Tickets:£10. Concessions £9. Family £36. [Book Online]

* Denotes amateur production

Box Office: 01724 277733

Email: plowright.theatre@northlincs.gov.uk.


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