| WHAT WAS ON IN SEPTEMBER 2006 | ||
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| Thu 31 Aug to Fri 1 Sep 2006 | The Comedy of Errors - Northumberland Theatre Company Alnwick's professional theatre company return with Shakespeare's comic masterpiece of mistaken identity | |
| Fri 1 Sep to Sat 30 Sep 2006 | Sea - Silvia Biott An exhibition of acrylic paintings inspired by the Northumberland coast | |
| Sat 2 Sep 2006 | A Sixties Night Out - Mike Pender's Searchers & Dave Berry and the Cruisers A terrific night of great live music featuring Mike Pender who was the original singer on all of The Searchers' biggest hits - joined by another legend in Dave Berry - this is the real thing! Unmissable! | |
| Thu 7 Sep to Sat 9 Sep 2006 | Pirates of the Caribbean; Dead Man's Chest (cert. 12a) Capt Jack returns in this epic adventure set on the high seas. Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley face up to the menace of Davy Jones, played by Bill Nighy | |
| Fri 8 Sep 2006 | Richard Digance One of the country's most respected and popular comedians - Richard offers his unique perspective on the mysteries of the modern world | |
| Mon 11 Sep to Fri 15 Sep 2006 | Turning Leaves - Sandra Kerr and Taffy Thomas Something very special for our second set of church performances this year. An evening of stories and songs to captivate, amuse and delight | |
| Mon 11 Sep 2006 | Alnwick Playhouse Community Choir With a deliberate emphasis on informality and fun, our choir is perfect for inexperienced singers or hardened veterans. The repertoire is varied including show tunes, gospel and even some pop | |
| Wed 13 Sep 2006 | The Lake House (cert. PG) Imaginative romantic drama starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock - reunited for the first time since 'Speed'. They play a couple who share the same house - only two years apart - who find that they can communicate through a mysterious time window | |
| Thu 14 Sep 2006 | The Garden - Shams Theatre Company A ground breaking and original new play - written and performed by Jonathan Young. A true story of love lost - and found -and a long forgotten garden. Special price for 4 shows in our 'Stand Alone!' series - ask at the Box Office as places are limited | |
| Fri 15 Sep 2006 | Marie Ni Chathasaigh and Chris Newman A wonderful combination of virtuoso Irish harpist and English guitar wizard. A breathtaking blend of Irish and Scottish music, swing, jazz, baroque and bluegrass - something for everyone! | |
| Sat 16 Sep 2006 | Alnwick Playhouse Youth Theatre The Youth Theatre returns for another season under the direction of Peter Brown who is rejoined this autumn by Cheryl Stewart - the team behind last year's hugely acclaimed production of 'Les Miserables' | |
| Sat 16 Sep 2006 | The 9th Manhattan Short Film Festival The Manhatttan Film Festival has become the world's largest celebration of short films - each under 14 minutes. We are one of hundreds of cinemas worldwide showing the 12 best films for our audience to vote for a winner | |
| Tue 19 Sep 2006 | Wah-Wah (cert. 15) Brilliant autobiographical film from Richard E Grant about his childhood during the final days of the British Empire in Swaziland. With brilliant performances from Julie Walters, Miranda Richardson, Emily Watson and Gabriel Byrne | |
| Wed 20 Sep 2006 | Hayseed Dixie plus support band Something you don't come across everyday - an Appalachian fiddle and banjo band doing fantastic covers of heavy metal anthems! Support band opens concert | |
| Thu 21 Sep 2006 | Dr Faustus - Third Party One of the country's most imaginative theatre companies present their version of Marlowe's Faustus - the story of one man's pact with Lucifer | |
| Fri 22 Sep 2006 | Ola Onabule One of the finest young soul and jazz singers in the country and an elecrifying live performer, backed by a great band playing music with both western and African influences | |
| Sat 23 Sep 2006 | Alnwick Food Festival Lots of food related activities this weekend including Ready Steady Cook style competitions, food trails, markets, wine tasting, chocolate tasting and much more.. | |
| Tue 26 Sep 2006 | Neil Innes A night with musical and comedy legend, Neil, with highlights from his wonderful back catalogue and some of his hilarious new songs | |
| Wed 27 Sep 2006 | Defying Hitler - Theatre Unlimited Rupert Wickham stars in this wonderful play which he adapted from the stunning book by Sebastian Haffner which tells of his childhood growing up in Germany between the wars. Special price for 4 shows in our 'Stand Alone!' series (places limited) | |
| Thu 28 Sep 2006 | Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers One of the great pioneers of British popular music Cliff started playing raw Rock and Roll as early as 1958; they've been managed by Brian Epstein and had a record produced by Paul McCartney; they're still a brilliant live band with an authentic 60s sound | |
| Fri 29 Sep 2006 | Ruins - Anurekha Ghosh and Company A ravishing display of North Indian Kathak Dance, modern dance and live music that is both accessible and visually stunning | |
| Sat 30 Sep 2006 | Diary of a Nobody - Rodney Bewes Our favourite Likely Lad returns after his hilarious version of 'Three Men in a Boat' with this gentle satire on Victorian manners. Rodney plays Charles Pooter, an aimiable bufoon whose best intentions always go astray. Very funny and highly recommended | |


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