| WHAT WAS ON IN JULY 2006 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Wed 28 Jun to Sat 1 Jul 2006 | Oliver! - The Duchess Community High School The High School return with a sparkling and moving production of one of the most popular musicals ever written. | |
| Sat 1 Jul to Sat 29 Jul 2006 | Miscellany - Jane McCracken - Drawings An exhibition of superb drawings from a locally based artist. Her work is based on a broad range of experiences | |
| Sun 2 Jul 2006 | Gospel Day for Singing - 20,000 Voices A full day workshop in Gospel singing led by Sharon Durant, suitable for all ages and experiences | |
| Wed 5 Jul 2006 | Withering Looks - Lip Service Lip Service return with their hilarious insight into the lives and works of those three Bronte Sisters - well two of them actually because Anne has conveniently popped out for a cup of sugar! Comedy theatre at its finest. | |
| Thu 6 Jul 2006 | Which Witch? - Rock Hall School Magic, spells, witches and wizards! The whole school perform this whacky and fantastic story by the award winning writer Eva Ibbotson. | |
| Fri 7 Jul 2006 | Giselle - Independent Ballet Wales A new version of this moving tale of love and loss from Darius James that uses Adolphe Adam’s timeless music to create an unforgettable evening of physical theatre and classical ballet. | |
| Sat 8 Jul 2006 | Blazin’ Fiddles One of the most passionate and exciting bands to be found in traditional music - five superb Scottish fiddlers in full flight. | |
| Wed 12 Jul 2006 | Once in a Lifetime (cert. 12a) The incredible true story of one man's attempt to introduce football to America in the early seventies. A great story and very well told | |
| Thu 13 Jul 2006 | Rod Clements and the Ghosts of Electricity The co-founder of Lindisfarne returns to the Playhouse with his fantastic new band | |
| Fri 14 Jul to Sat 15 Jul 2006 | Memories and Musicals - Alnwick Stage Musical Society As they approach their 20th anniversary the members of Alnwick Stage Musical Society present a musical reminder of some of their favourite shows | |
| Tue 18 Jul to Thu 20 Jul 2006 | Music for a Summer's Eve - The Virtuoso Jazz Trio A series of summer evening church concerts around the district with this hugely accomplished trio | |
| Wed 19 Jul 2006 | Freshlyground The contemporary sound of Southern Africa from this wonderful seven piece band from Cape Town. Infectious rhythms drawn from traditional Mbiras and modern instruments | |
| Thu 20 Jul 2006 | The Blockheads One of the biggest bands of the late 70s and 80s - still making great music and sounding as fresh as ever. | |
| Fri 21 Jul 2006 | Jane Eyre: A Dramatic Reading by Claire Bloom One of the country's leading Shakespearean actresses presents her extraordinary one woman show exploring the life of Charlotte Bronte's heroine, Jane Eyre | |
| Sat 22 Jul 2006 | Julie Fowlis Extraordinary young singer from the Island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides, Julie has a beautifully clear voice and sings haunting and evocative tunes in both English and her native Gaelic | |
| Tue 25 Jul 2006 | Confetti (cert. 15) Hilarious low budget British comedy about three couple's attempts to stage the most original wedding and claim a prize! | |
| Wed 26 Jul 2006 | The Chart Tribute Show A great night out for all the family - all your favourite chart hits performed by an energetic cast of singers and dancers. | |
| Thu 27 Jul 2006 | Mission: Impossible III (cert. 12a) Great action film with Tom Cruise returning in another high-tech adventure yarn. | |
| Thu 27 Jul 2006 | P***pots and Portraits - NTC Interact A look at the nature of Art, presented by NTC's student group before their performances at the Edinburgh Festival | |
| Fri 28 Jul 2006 | Hey Gringo! Through Peru - Peter Searles Hilarious one-man show about an unlikely voyage through Peru and South America. Very funny - and on its way to a second run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Special price for 4 shows in our 'Stand Alone!' series -ask at Box Office as places are limited | |
| Sat 29 Jul 2006 | Family Day for Singing A lively and fun filled musical session for the whole family led by Glen and Alyson Chaney | |
| Sat 29 Jul 2006 | Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra with guests Sam Brown and Ruby Turner - Alnwick Castle venue A brilliant opportunity to see and hear this rhythm and blues legend in a picnic style concert on The Pastures at Alnwick Castle | |
| Sat 29 Jul 2006 | Prof Bumm's Story Machine - Black Sheep Prof Bumm and his assistant Dr Whee create improvised stories from the audience's suggestions. Hilarious and original - for children aged 7 and over | |
| Mon 31 Jul to Sat 5 Aug 2006 | Alnwick International Music Festival A different show every night from the many performers who will be arriving in Alnwick for this year's Music Festival as they share some of their culture with us | |


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