What’s On - 2012

 

Friday 3rd February 2012 at The Tithe Barn, Bishop’s Cleeve

-         A Scottish Night – Doors open 7pm for 7:30

-           an evening of all things Scottish including the Pipes, Haggis, Music & Dancing   

-         Tickets £7 from George Lewis Footwear, Courtyard Books, Lewis @ Woodmancote

 

 

Satrurday 10th March 2012 at Woodmancote Village Hall

                   - The Players Café Bar

- for The Meningitis Trust

 

 

What happened in 2011

 

Once again we kick started the year with our Scottish Night, this time at the Tithe Barn

 

In June were the inaugural presentations of The Players Café Bar. The Audiences and the Players had great fun raising money for the Leonard Cheshire Home in Leckhampton and for the Joshua Foundation at the United Reform Church in Warden Hill.

 

In July we presented Medieval Sixties Millennium Mayhem at the Bishop’s Cleeve Street Fair where Medieval Pirates met Pirates from Radio Caroline with a musical theme ranging from the early 19th Century to the Number One Hit in July this year.

                            

In September and October we continued our successful tour of the Players Café Bar at Bushley Village Hall in aid of Maggie’s Cancer Care, and at Southam Village Hall, Gretton Village Hall and Gloucestershire Farmers Club in aid of Cotswold Prostate Cancer Support Group

 

In November we produced A Family Show in the Jungle in aid of Children in Need and in December we did one more Player’s Café Bar at Wotton Hall Barnwood for the John Hopkins Trust before launching our programme of Christmas Entertainments at Longford Village Hall, Prestbury W.I. and Denley Hall.

 

                  

What happened in 2010

 

We began in February with our Scottish Night which continues to be increasingly popular.

 

May saw a Spring production at St. Michael’s and in June we had great fun at the Street Fair packing in our performance of BCP Radio and narrowly avoiding the later dramatic torrents of water when the heavens opened.

 

Our Autumn events began in October with Harvest Home at the Tithe Barn followed by the Woodmancote and Bishops Cleeve Horticultural Society.  

 

We soon threw ourselves into a hectic Christmas timetable including Gloucester Civil Service Club, Leonard Cheshire Home, St. Michael’s Hall and the American Square Dance Club in Charlton Kings.