WHAT WAS ON IN DECEMBER 2006
Fri 1 Dec to
Sat 23 Dec 2006
Alnwick District Arts Association - Christmas Exhibition
Our year finishes with an exhibition of work presented by members of the ADAA.
Fri 1 Dec  2006
Rachel Unthank and The Winterset
Their debut album received the Mojo Award for best Folk album in 2005 and their fans include everyone from Phil Jupitus and Bob Harris to Kate Rusby. Come along and hear traditional songs sung with beautiful harmonies and authentic Northern voices.
Sat 2 Dec  2006
The Firebird - Northumberland Theatre Company
NTC return with a magical version of this traditional Russian folk tale suitable for the whole family.Let the adventure begin!
Sat 2 Dec  2006
Christmas With Cantabile
One of Europe’s leading vocal groups present their unique festive entertainment - the purest choral sound combined with side splitting comedy. Top quality singing and a wonderfully entertaining evening.
Tue 5 Dec  2006
Marie Antoinette    (cert. 12a)
Starring Kirsten Dunst, Sophia Coppola's new film tells the story of one of the most misunderstood women in history, living in the scandalous world of Versailles.
Tue 5 Dec  2006
A Winter Wonderland - Alnwick & District Flower Club
An evening of flower arranging by the national demonstrator Derek Armstrong.
Thu 7 Dec  2006
Fireside Tales and Seasonal Songs - Wercas Folk and Taffy Thomas
Fresh from their successful tour of village churches, acclaimed storyteller Taffy Thomas returns in the company of Sandra Kerr and the fabulous choir "Werca’s Folk" for an evening of songs and stories with a decidedly Festive theme.
Fri 8 Dec  2006
The Devil Wears Prada    (cert. PG)
A naïve young woman (Ann Hathaway) comes to New York and wins a job as assistant to one of the city's biggest fashion magazine editors, the ruthless and cynical Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep).
Sat 9 Dec  2006
The Ravenswood Singers
This popular Choir return with an evening of seasonal music.
Tue 12 Dec  2006
Candy    (cert. 15)
When artist, Candy (Abbie Cornish) meets would-be poet, Dan (Heath Ledger) their mutual attraction is instantaneous. However, their love for each other is entwined with another, and more addictive, passion
Tue 12 Dec  2006
It’s A Wonderful Life - Seven Stars
Alnwick Playhouse are proud to present an hilarious and heart warming adaptation of "It’s A Wonderful Life" - performed by ‘Seven Stars’, Northumberland’s learning disabled theatre company.
Wed 13 Dec  2006
The Page Turner (La Tourneuse de Pages)    (cert. 15)
An intelligently understated thriller about obsession, desire and revenge; visually reflecting the soundtrack of Bach and Schubert, as a young women seeks revenge on the concert pianist who destroyed her chance of a career in music.
Wed 13 Dec  2006
Lunchtime Concert
Brass Ho! present a programme of favourite Christmas melodies, ‘finale’ from William Tell Overture, Nellie’s Nutcracker and some seasonal readings. A welcome break in your Christmas shopping!
Thu 14 Dec  2006
The British Blues Quintet
Great music from World class musicians. The exceptional line up features Maggie Bell (Stone the Crows) who is one of the the greatest blues singers, along with some brilliant musicians.
Fri 15 Dec to
Sat 16 Dec 2006
Alnwick Choral Society and The Reg Vardy Brass Band
An evening of festive music and song. Advance booking essential!
Tue 19 Dec  2006
Little Children    (cert. 15)
Starring Kate Winslet, the story revolves around a group of young parents whose lives intersect on the playgrounds, swimming pools and streets of their small community, in surprising and potentially dangerous ways.
Tue 19 Dec  2006
Open Season    (cert. PG)
Boog, a domesticated, 900lb grizzly bear finds himself stranded in the woods three days before Open Season. Fun for all the family
Thu 21 Dec to
Fri 22 Dec 2006
Dazzle - Alnwick Playhouse Youth Theatre
The older members of the Youth Theatre travel to space for an hilarious science fiction spoof with a host of zany characters and rip-roaring music.
Sat 23 Dec  2006
Sing Holly, Go Whistle and Ivy - The Northern Sinfonia
A delightful Christmas Concert featuring the Northern Sinfonia conducted by Timothy Redmond and featuring singer Julia Regan.