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Razzle Dazzle
Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th July 2017, 7:30pm
All Tickets £13.50 (includes a £1.50 per ticket booking fee)
Groups of more than 10 - 11th Ticket Free
Westbourne Hall
59, Westbourne Road,
West Kirby,
Wirral,
CH48 4DQ
Venue Information
Free car park at event, plus on road parking.
Easy walking distance from West Kirby Merseyrail station.
Good disabled access.
Bar and teas for sale.
All Tickets £13.50 (includes a £1.50 per ticket booking fee)
Groups of more than 10 - 11th Ticket Free
Westbourne Hall
59, Westbourne Road,
West Kirby,
Wirral,
CH48 4DQ
Venue Information
Free car park at event, plus on road parking.
Easy walking distance from West Kirby Merseyrail station.
Good disabled access.
Bar and teas for sale.
13/07/2017 To 15/07/2017
WSO - Italia - Opera Gala
Saturday 15th July 2017, 7:30pm
Tickets £15.00 (£13.00 Over 60s, £8.00 Under 16s)
All tickets include a £1.50 booking fee
Wallasey Town Hall
Brighton Street
Wallasey
CH44 8ED
Wirral Symphony Orchestra brings you a memorable evening of orchestral, vocal and choral music from some of the greats of Italian opera, including Verdi’s Nabucco, Macbeth and Il Trovatore, and Puccini’s Madam Butterfly, La Bohème and Tosca, including a semi-staged performance of the tragic Act 3 in its entirety.
Performance in Italian with English surtitles.
This concert is held in association with Wirral Hospice St John’s, towards their invaluable work in helping people affected by life-limiting illness.
Venue Information
Free parking available in nearby car parks and on-street.
Tickets £15.00 (£13.00 Over 60s, £8.00 Under 16s)
All tickets include a £1.50 booking fee
Wallasey Town Hall
Brighton Street
Wallasey
CH44 8ED
Wirral Symphony Orchestra brings you a memorable evening of orchestral, vocal and choral music from some of the greats of Italian opera, including Verdi’s Nabucco, Macbeth and Il Trovatore, and Puccini’s Madam Butterfly, La Bohème and Tosca, including a semi-staged performance of the tragic Act 3 in its entirety.
Performance in Italian with English surtitles.
This concert is held in association with Wirral Hospice St John’s, towards their invaluable work in helping people affected by life-limiting illness.
Venue Information
Free parking available in nearby car parks and on-street.
15/07/2017 19:30
The Woman's Voice: 2 Short Plays (Ladies in Bonnets and Baggage)
Tuesday 18th July 2017, 7:00pm
All Tickets £6.00 (price displayed includes an admin charge)
Wallasey Central Library
Earlston Road
Wallasey
Wirral
CH45 5DX
THE WOMAN’S VOICE
An evening of two short plays about women.
Ladies in Bonnets
Adapted from the work of Jane Austen on the 200th anniversary of her death in 1817.
Two hundred years after her death Austen still gives us a witty, honest and entertaining observation of certain women of her time.
Baggage
A new play by Bev Clark
Two women both have their own emotionally baggage. Tragedy and homelessness find hope in an unlikely friendshipA story of homelessness and tragedy with both humour and pathos.
“Anyone can find themselves homeless. It’s not that you are a bad person – bad things just happen sometimes… and there’s no way back to hope.”
All Tickets £6.00 (price displayed includes an admin charge)
Wallasey Central Library
Earlston Road
Wallasey
Wirral
CH45 5DX
THE WOMAN’S VOICE
An evening of two short plays about women.
Ladies in Bonnets
Adapted from the work of Jane Austen on the 200th anniversary of her death in 1817.
Two hundred years after her death Austen still gives us a witty, honest and entertaining observation of certain women of her time.
Baggage
A new play by Bev Clark
Two women both have their own emotionally baggage. Tragedy and homelessness find hope in an unlikely friendshipA story of homelessness and tragedy with both humour and pathos.
“Anyone can find themselves homeless. It’s not that you are a bad person – bad things just happen sometimes… and there’s no way back to hope.”
18/07/2017 19:00
For The Love Of It
Wednesday 19th to Saturday 22nd July 2017, 7:30pm
Tickets (All prices displayed include booking fee)
£9.50 Adults
£7.50 Children
£7.50 Over 60
Neston Civic Hall
Hinderton Road
Neston
CH64 9PE
Neston Players and Hip & Harmony CIC Presents
For The Love Of It
Original writing by
Cheryl Barker & Jenny Rae
The play centres on the village of Butterbea, where Matt, a young ambitious developer keen to prove himself to his overbearing father, has an opportunity to make his mark. For the last 18months the villagers have been trying to raise money to save the dilapidated Village Hall, to no avail. This is just the project Matt's been waiting for, but will his vision for a new modern facility be welcomed by the village?
As Matt's plans grow he realises it was never going to be as easy as he thought. He starts to question his own values and has to come to terms with the reality and consequences of his actions on the lives of others. Through tears, frustrations, love and laughter, and a lot of Dirty Dancing, Matt gets a lesson in community spirit, leading to a final decision on what matters more; his father's expectations, or the hearts and minds of the people he has met along the way.
Tickets (All prices displayed include booking fee)
£9.50 Adults
£7.50 Children
£7.50 Over 60
Neston Civic Hall
Hinderton Road
Neston
CH64 9PE
Neston Players and Hip & Harmony CIC Presents
For The Love Of It
Original writing by
Cheryl Barker & Jenny Rae
The play centres on the village of Butterbea, where Matt, a young ambitious developer keen to prove himself to his overbearing father, has an opportunity to make his mark. For the last 18months the villagers have been trying to raise money to save the dilapidated Village Hall, to no avail. This is just the project Matt's been waiting for, but will his vision for a new modern facility be welcomed by the village?
As Matt's plans grow he realises it was never going to be as easy as he thought. He starts to question his own values and has to come to terms with the reality and consequences of his actions on the lives of others. Through tears, frustrations, love and laughter, and a lot of Dirty Dancing, Matt gets a lesson in community spirit, leading to a final decision on what matters more; his father's expectations, or the hearts and minds of the people he has met along the way.
19/07/2017 To 22/07/2017
