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FEBRUARY
Saturday February 4th at 7.30pm GENO WASHINGTON Tickets:
£14.00 (Friends £13.00) Geno Washington is a genuine full-on cult hero
... a legend on the 60s Soul scene. He is electrifying on stage and
his love of performance (and of life!) makes him an inspiration, a joy
to witness and one of the greatest frontmen from the latter half of
the 20th century.
Sat 4th BURNS NIGHT CEILIDH & SUPPER Lanvenham Village Hall
7pm. Tickets £20. Contact : Jacqui Hobbs 01787 248599
Sunday February 5th at 7.30pm SUDBURY HISTORY SOCIETY LECTURE
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE QUAY STREETS OF SUDBURY Tickets: £7.00. Book
all five lectures for £30.00
Sun 5th JAZZ NIGHTS – JULIAN SIEGEL The Cherry Tree,
Knowle Green, Belchamp St. Paul 8pm – 10.30pm Tickets £8 Tel: 01787237653.
Monday February 6th from 7.30pm BOOK CLUB @ THE QUAY The
Sea, The Sea by Iris Murdoch
Wed 8th FORTNIGHTLY TEA DANCERS Delphi Club, Newton
Road, Sudbury. 2-4.15pm. £3 inc raffle and refreshments
Wed 8th SUDBURY CAFÉ POETS With Caroline Gilfillan
– Fakenham. The Hill’s Room, Gainsborough House, Sudbury. 7.30pm. Entry
£3 Tel. 01787 379940
Thursday February 9th at 10.30am CINEMA CLUB WESTERNS
Tickets: Membership Only - £28.00 per season (No concessions) Members
only need to join for one season of four films at a time; however they
must join prior to the first meeting on January 12th January for this
season. Each screening is introduced by Simon Frampton. After each screening
a discussion group will take place for those who desire it, with a complimentary
cup of coffee or tea. The club's emphasis will be to join like-minded
people and give us all an excuse to watch some remarkable and often
overlooked films.
Friday February 10th at 7.30pm HONOR BLACKMAN AS HERSELF Directed
by Richard Digby Day
Tickets: £18.00 (No concessions) Honor Blackman - one of Britain's most
loved performers - in her latest one person show: it is truly Honor
as herself, as she tells the story of her life interspersed with songs,
sketches and scenes. This astonishing career lasting over sixty years
makes for a fascinating spoken autobiography - the one she has never
written, but is happy to perform.
Saturday February 11th at 7pm FUND RAISING IN AID OF THE BRIDGE
PROJECT AND THE QUAY OPERA AND MORE Tickets: £16.00 to include
"Fizz and Canapés" Opera and More, a recently formed group
of experienced local singers, offer a varied repertoire. Each of the
seven singers brings something unique to their lively and entertaining
performances, which have been enthusiastically received in Suffolk,
raising funds for various charities. Be entertained with arias, duets
and ensembles from many operas together with Neapolitan and other compelling
songs.
Sat 11th CRAFT & GIFT FAIR. St. Peter’s Church,
Market Hill, Sudbury. 9am-4pm. FREE Entry.
Sat 11th A DAY OF TALKS. M.R. James – Author of Ghost
Stories Medieval Effigies & Brasses. Colchester Castle: Past, Present
& Future. At the Old School, The Green, Long Melford 10.15am – 5.30pm.
£23 inclusive of lunch and refreshments. Tel: 01787 377741. Proceeds
to charities.
Sat 11th GREENER HOMES DIY SCHEME. Old Wells School
Hall, Great Cornard CO10 0NH FREE energy saving products via your local
council. 10am – 1pm. www.greensuffolk.org. Tel: 0800 02 88 938
Sunday February 12th at 7.30pm BENEFIT FOR THE QUAY HISTORY
SUNDAYS Tickets: £7.00
The welcome return of our ever popular history lectures, featuring all
your favourite speakers and an intriguing range of topics.
Mon 13th GRAND CHARITY BINGO AT DELPHI CLUB 2pm – 3.30pm
Free admission Books £2 each inc. Tea & biscuits
Wednesday February 15th from 7.30pm THE QUAY PLAY READERS GROUP
All My Sons by Arthur Miller
Friday February 17th at 7.30pm LIGHTS MUSIC ACTION STAGE SCHOOL
MUSICAL THEATRE FUND RAISING IN AID OF THE QUAY Tickets: £8.00
(Friends £7.00, Students £6.00) An evening of musicals for all tastes.
From Flanders and Swann through to Sondheim, Gershwin and Jason Robert
Brown. Be prepared for an eclectic mix of Musical Theatre. The staff
and senior students of LMA Stage School look forward to welcoming you
to their world with songs from Wicked, Phantom of The Opera, 13 and
many more wonderful shows.
Saturday February 18th at 7.30pm Purple Dreams present SILENT
ECHO Tickets: £10.00 (Friends £9.00, Students £8.00) The Quay
is delighted to present this new thriller written specifically for Purple
Dreams' Empty Stage tour. Four friends, two couples, a picnic and unveiled
secrets that threaten to shatter their friendships, all conspire to
propel this play from its laid back, humorous opening to its heart-pounding
and unexpected climax.
Sun 19th HISTORY SUNDAYS – STREETS OF SUDBURY Sudbury
History Society Lecture in partnership with the Quay. 7.30pm. Tickets
£7. Book all six lectures £36. Box Office 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
Sun 19th JAZZNIGHTS – REBOP The Cherry Tree, Knowle
Green, Belchamp St. Paul 8pm – 10.30pm Tickets £8 Tel: 01787237653.
Wed 22nd QUAY FILM – TO BE ANNOUNCED 2pm & 7.30pm.
Tickets £5. Friends £4.50 Box Office 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
Wed 22nd FORTNIGHTLY TEA DANCERS Delphi Club, Newton
Road, Sudbury. 2-4.15pm. £3 inc raffle and refreshments
Wed 22nd MUCH ADO ABOUT WENLOCK. Masked theatre for
audiences 8 to 108 Lavenham Village Hall 7pm. Tickets £7.50 Contact:
Jacqui Hobbs 01787 248599
Fri 24th Nayland Cinema presents CHOCOLAT (12) Nayland
Village Hall. 8pm. Tickets £5. Available on door and at village post
office.
Fri 24th SUDBURY FARMERS’ MARKET St. Peter’s Church,
Market Hill. 9.30am – 1pm. Free Entry. Enquiries to Sudbury Town Hall
01787 372331.
Saturday February 25th at 7.30pm GALAXY BIG BAND Tickets:
£10.00 (No concessions) Formed in 1999 and treading in the footsteps
of the great big bands of the 1940s, the Galaxy Big Band has established
an enviable reputation for swing music, jive and mainstream jazz. Led
by Roger Chinery, with his wonderful trumpet solos, the Band comprises
an 18 piece line-up plus highly accomplished resident vocalists, Val
Sinclair and Martin Leigh.
Sat 25th/ Sun 26th MELFORD ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES FAIR
Old School, Long Melford. Saturdays 9am – 4.30pm. Sundays 9am – 4pm.
Admission £1. Accompanied children free. Enquiries Tel: 07799 590459
Sun 26th The Suffolk Villages Festival. BIBLICAL SCENES CONCERT
St. Mary’s Church, Boxford 6pm. Tickets £17, £13, £11. Tel:
01206 366603
Sun 26th LAVENHAM FARMERS’ MARKET Lavenham Village
Hall 10am – 1.30pm. Free Entry Contact: Justine Paul 07704627973
Sunday February 26th at 7.30pm SUDBURY HISTORY SOCIETY LECTURE
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE QUAY STREETS OF SUDBURY Tickets: £7.00
Sun 26th STRATFORD ST. MARY SPRINGTIME HIKE – 5½ MILES 10am
– 1pm. Adults £5. Children FREE. For booking telephone 01473
264263. www.dedhamvalestourvalley.org
Wed 29th QUAY FILM – TO BE ANNOUNCED 2pm & 7.30pm. Tickets
£5. Friends £4.50 Box Office 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
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The 2012 Festival celebrates
its 90th anniversary this year. This event has attracted a strong
level of entries from talented people of all ages from a wide area of
the region.
The full programme will be on sale in mid-January from information centres
and performing art shops in the area.
The Festival begins with the DANCE Section, 11th – 15th February
at Sudbury Upper School and Arts College. The Dance is colourful
and exciting and abounds with energy and talent. Children as young as
4 take part, to mature adults.
The Music Section follows from the 6th – 11th March at the Town
Hall and Delphi Club. A wide range of ages and disciplines take
part, instrumentalists, soloist, school and adult choirs, school orchestras,
rock bands and singers with amazing voices. Entries include a Barbershop
Chorus and Quartette.
The Speech and Drama Section, 17th – 20th March at Delphi.
It showcases talented local school pupils and their teachers. This year
there is a GCSE drama group taking part, mime entries, story-telling,
choral verse and a Shakespeare duologue.
Experienced adjudicators give friendly and constructive assessments. There
are over 70 cups to be won. The Bernard Johnson Cup combines a cash award
for an outstanding performer aged 16-25 years, to be used to further his
or her studies. The Suffolk Free Press Anniversary Cup is awarded to the
most promising performer under 15 years.
The Festival Concert on March 25th will be at Sudbury Upper School
3pm and will showcase the outstanding performances of the festival.
The Sudbury Festival is organised by a dedicated group of volunteers working
throughout the year. One of our aims is to increase the festival audiences,
and we invite the public to enjoy the talent on offer.
Sessions run from 10am to 1pm, 2pm to 4.30pm and 5pm to 7.30pm approx.
Entry costs £2 and refreshments are available at all the venues.
For more information visit: www.sudburyfestival.org.uk |
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