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Social Group
March 2015
March
www.cascadesocialgroup.co.uk
Dates
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Sunday 1 March
Thursday 5th
March
Friday 6th March
Sunday 8th March
Friday 6th March
2015 –
Monday 9th March
Wednesday 11th
March
Friday 13th March
Friday 13th March
Event
Info
Walk: 3 Ressers (from
Edgeworth) Lancashire
Grade 4, 7 miles
‘Love’s Labour’s Won’ – The Plaza,
Stockport
Stockport Plaza – Tea/Talk/Film
– Jessie Matthews
Walk: Marple
Edinburgh City Break
“La Traviata”, Cineworld,
Didsbury
‘Hairspray’, Stockport Plaza
Jeff Warner, Bollington Folk
Club
th
Saturday 14
“Hindle Wakes”, Octogon
March
Theatre, Bolton
th
Sunday 15 March Walk: Monyash
Monday 16th March Reading Group
Wednesday 18th
March
Friday 20th March
Friday 20th March
Friday 20th March
Saturday 21st
March
Sunday 22nd March
Sunday 22nd March
Monday 23rd
March
Cut-off date
Friday 20th Feb
Cut-off date
Friday 20th Feb
Booking closed
Book by Monday
2nd March
Book asap
Book by 14th
February
Regular members
should ring if
they cannot
attend
‘Gone Girl’, Waterside, Sale
Book by Friday
13th March
Ten-pin bowling in the afternoon, Book by Tuesday
Trafford Centre
17th March
Rozafa Greek Taverna, Stockport Book by
Thursday 19th
March
Buddy Holly Rock N Roll tribute Book by 20th Feb
night, Altrincham Garrick
The Jaywalkers, Sale Folk Club
Book by Friday
20th March
Jenny’s Carvery Restaurant,
Manchester
Walk: Ollerton
Royal Exchange ‘Hamlet’,
Book by
Cineworld, Didsbury
Thursday 5th
March
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Friday 27th March
Saturday 28th
March
Saturday 28th
March
Sunday 29th March
Tuesday 31st
March
Wednesday 1st
April
Sunday 5th April
Friday 10th April
Dining at ‘La Maison’, Sale Moor
Day out in Oldham
Book ASAP
Favourite Foreign Films evening
Walk: Chesham & Cheeseden
Valley
Drink and Chat, Sale
April Fool’s walk
Walk: Goyt Gait
Meal at Boathouse, Sale Water
Park
Singles only
please. Book by
April 4th
Write-up next
month
Regular members
should ring if
they cannot
attend
Book by Sunday
5th April
Book early
Sunday 12th April
Walk: Monsal Head
Monday 13th April
Reading Group
Thursday 16th
April
Saturday 18th
April
Saturday 18th April
‘The Hard Problem’, NT Live,
Cineworld, Didsbury
Ken Dodd at Stockport Plaza
Sunday 19th April
Walk: Gradbach & Lud’s Church
Saturday 25th
April
MET Opera “Cavalleria Rusticana Book by Sunday
and Pagliacci” Cineworld,
5th April
Didsbury
Walk: Whaley Moor, Disley
Write-up next
month
Walk: Pott Shrigley
Walk: Saddle of Kerridge
‘Entertaining Angels’, Wilmslow
Book by
Green Room
Saturday 4th
April
Walk: Hartington Horizons
Sunday 26th April
Sunday 3rd May
Sunday 10th May
Friday 15th May
Sunday 17th May
“Soul Legends”, Waterside, Sale
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Book by 7th
March
Write-up next
month
Friday 22nd May –
Sunday 24th May
2015
Sunday 24th May
Sunday 31st May
Sunday 7th June
Saturday 29th Aug
2015 –Saturday 5th
Sept 2015
Every Thursday
Weekend break including visit to Contact Pam to
Chelsea Flower Show 2015
express interest
asap
Walk: Nostalgic Nantwich
Walk: Hawarden Hike
Walk: Butterton Bimble
Activity holiday in Guernsey
Fully booked
Mottram Jive Club
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Sunday
1 March
Bolton Lakes (3 Ressers Walk)
Grade 4 – Moderate 8 miles 3½ hours
On this walk the going is easy with little climbing.
Leaving the car park, we follow the Witton
Weavers Way to the weir at the western end of
Turton & Entwistle Reservoir, then take a path
past Fox Hill along the northern shore, before
joining the Weavers Way once more. We stay on
the Way which meanders along the full length of
the eastern edge of Wayoh Reservoir & goes
through Turton Bottoms to the bridge at
Jumbles Reservoir. Still following the Way, we
cross the bridge & head north into open country
passing Clough House Farm en route back to our
starting point.
Bring liquid refreshments and some food.
Waterproofs and walking boots are essential. A
walking pole would also be handy.
After the walk we’ll have an optional meal at the
Chetham Arm’s pub in Chapeltown.
Thursday
5 March
The PLAZA,
‘Love’s Labour’s Won’
(also known as ‘ Much Ado about Nothing’)
By William Shakespeare
Tickets: £15 (£13 concs)
Performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company
from Stratford-upon-Avon
Get the buzz of Stratford, at Stockport
prices!!!
-----------------Note: This play follows on from ‘Love’s
Labour’s Lost’, in our programme on Weds 11th
Feb.
Shakespeare’s comic romance plays out amidst
the high spirits of a post-war house party in
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Friday
6 March
autumn 1918. As memories of the trenches give
way to a life of parties and masked balls, Claudio
and Hero fall in love, while Benedick and Beatrice
reignite their own altogether more combative
courtship.
---------------------------Note: Free on-street parking after 6pm.
Please pay for the period before 6pm to avoid
fines.
The PLAZA,
Jessie Matthews Double Bill
Showing 2 of her Classic Films:
Gangway(1937) and Evergreen (1934)
‘Tea and Talk’
Tickets: Tea/talk and film - £11
Film only: £6.50(£5.50)
A rare opportunity for a ‘Tea and Talk’ event at
the Plaza, to accompany selected classic films,
presented by an expert guest speaker.
At 6pm in the sumptuous surrounding of the
Plaza’s Art Deco Café Restaurant, Plaza Director
David Blake will be hosting again one of his
informative and fascinating talks, which focuses
this time on Jessie Matthews (1907-1981), star
of the above double bill; also of the radio serial
Mrs Dale’s Diary.
At the same time, we will be served with a special
afternoon tea. All very elegant.
Then we go into the auditorium to see the film.
-------------------Tickets for the Tea and Talk at £11 include the
tea, talk and film.
Note: Free on-street parking after 6pm.
Please pay for the period before 6pm to avoid
fines.
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Sunday
8 March
Marple Walk
Grade 3/4 –Easyish/Moderate
4 miles about 3 hours
Many members of Cascade are away in Edinburgh
over this weekend but if you are at home and
free on Sunday,join me for some fresh air and
beautiful scenery on this varied walk.
The walk takes us along the Macclesfield Canal
and then the Peak Forest canal tow paths, across
fields and alongside the river Goyt to Compstall.
At Compstall we shall stop for
drink/nibbles/toilets before returning through
Brabyns Park. Some sections are going to be very
muddy. There are some steepish sections.
Waterproofs and walking shoes/boots are
essential. Bring a drink and some nibbles to snack
on. After the walk, we will eat at the Ring O Bells
which serves excellent food.
Friday 6 March to
Monday 9th March
2015
Edinburgh City Break
Mercure Hotel Princes Street Edinburgh
Cost: £49 pppn shared room
£69 pppn single room
You couldn’t get more central in Edinburgh than
that! The Mercure is a good value 3 star hotel
with all the usual comforts plus a view of the
castle from the dining room. This is a three
night break to chase away the winter blues and
we won’t be short of things to do. We can
organise a tour of the Royal Yacht Britannia,
Holyrood Palace or the Castle. We can do a walk
up Arthur’s seat, Edinburgh’s own volcano or take
a train ride across the Forth railway bridge. You
can take your choice from the many galleries,
museums and places of historical interest and the
shops are close by.
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Wednesday
11 March
“La Traviata”
At Cineworld, Parrswood,
Tickets £19.30 (£15.50 conc.)
Verdi's masterpiece of love and death, morality
and sacrifice, is filled with compelling characters
and instantly recognisable melodies.
Brought up to date in a modern setting. A
wonderful story and a perfect introduction for
anyone who has never been to an opera before.
This performance by the English National Opera
is broadcast live in stunning multi-camera HD
from the London Coliseum.
Friday
13 March
‘HAIRSPRAY’
THE BROADWAY MUSICAL
Performed by Romiley Operatic Society
Stockport Plaza
Cost: £15 (£13 concs)
The songs include 1960s-style dance music and
"downtown" rhythm and blues. In 1962 Baltimore,
Maryland, plump teenager Tracy Turnblad's
dream is to dance on The Corny Collins Show, a
local TV dance program based on the real-life
Buddy Deane Show. When Tracy wins a role on
the show, she becomes a celebrity overnight, and
meets a colorful array of characters. She then
launches a campaign to integrate the show.
Hairspray is a social commentary on the
injustices of parts of American society in the
1960s
Romiley Operatic Society are a very good
amateur society with an excellent reputation.
Stockport Plaza is easy access for public
transport, train and bus, and on-street parking
near the Plaza is free from 6pm.
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Friday
13 March
Jeff Warner
Bollington Folk Club
Dog and Partridge, Palmerston Street,
Bollington SK10 5JX
www.jeffwarner.com
www.broombezzums.com
Directions:
Take A523 South and turn left at Legh Arms,
Adlington. After 1.2 mile turn right onto Sugar
Lane. After passing pub (Vale Inn) you should
find parking space on street. Continue walking up
hill to find D&P.
Tickets not bookable – turn up early at this small
venue to get a seat. Cost varies £5-8 on night
Saturday
14 March
Bolton Octagon Theatre
HINDLE WAKES
Cost: £12
(for group of ten)
Set in a fictitious Lancashire mill town, this is a
comic look at family conflict during wakes week,
set just before the outbreak of WW1
This matinee is an ‘Investigate Day’ when we
will have opportunity to discuss the play
afterwards with the cast and director.
Sunday
15 March
Stonehenge (of the north) from Monyash
Grade 4, Moderate, 6 miles & 3.5 hours
Rated as moderate though I’m on the level when
I say much of this walk is on the level. Hope that
doesn’t leave you feeling flat. But we're heading
for Arbor Low stone circle, that should give you a
lift.
'Arbor Low is the finest Stone Age 'henge'
monument in the North of England, a site of
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unique archaeological and cultural interest' (not
my words). It's impressive; though all the stones
are now lying flat - it's that word again.
It dates from about 2500 BC.
Route:
The walk starts from the attractive village of
Monyash, from where we proceed for a few
hundred metres to the head of Lathkill Dale. (WC
facilities here). Lathkill is one of the prettiest
dales in the Peaks; that's a pity because we will
leave it after about a mile, and head up Cales
Dale towards Arbor Low. We then find our way
through open farmland to the ancient site itself.
There is a coctlleion tin outside the adjacent
farm - so please bring some change.
Our return will be via a different route, pretty in
its own way, though, of course, not as pretty as
Lathkill Dale. Never mind.
Monday
16 March
Reading Group Meeting
This month’s read is
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist
By Robert Tressell
The story follows the misfortunes of a group of
painters and decorators in the south of
Edwardian England. They are poor, they are
unhappy, they are exploited and they ironically
cling tightly to their right to remain in this state.
The overarching questions posed in the book are
-what are the causes of poverty, why do those
oppressed willingly accept the values of the
oppressors and why do they not rise up in revolt
and take issue with the system that
disadvantages them?
Tressell himself was a workman and his richly
detailed account of working class life in
Edwardian England is drawn from first hand
experience.
A book that makes powerful and moving reading.
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Wednesday
18 March
Sale Waterside Arts Centre
FILM GONE GIRL (2014)
With Oscar nominated actress Rosamund Pike
A mystery about a man whose wife has gone missing and
the suspicions pointing to him soon after.
Sale Waterside Arts Centre is opposite Sale
Metro Station. Multi storey car park in nearby
Broad Road
Friday
20 March
Ten Pin Bowling in the
afternoon
14, The Orient, The Trafford Centre, M17 BED
Cost £11.99 for two games
Enjoy an afternoon of ten-pin bowling in good
company.
Friday
20 March
Rozafa Greek Taverna
Stockport
EARLY DOOR MENU – 2 COURSES FOR £11:50
New members especially welcome!
A return visit to this cosy restaurant where the
food has always been delicious.
There is a good selection of dishes to choose
from & the staff are friendly & helpful.
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Friday
20 March
Garrick Theatre – Altrincham
Buddy Holly Rock N Roll tribute night
Steve Taylor is an accomplished
singer/songwriter. Together with The Bootleg
Crickets, they recreate the sounds and songs of
the rock and roll music of Buddy Holly.
The show takes you back in time with fantastic
music and great atmosphere.
Oh Boy!
Saturday
21 March
That’ll be the Day!
The Jaywalkers
AT SALE FOLK CLUB
United Services Club, Southern Rd
(off Mersey Rd) M33 6HQ
*CHEAPEST BAR IN TOWN and
SPECIAL HOT POT SUPPER for only £3.50
To reserve tickets info@salefolkclub.co.uk or
Text 07710 422192.
If you feel like coming on the night just ring
or text the hotline above
Tickets £9.00
If you like Bluegrass music you are in for a treat.
The summer of 2012 saw The Jaywalkers – BBC
Young Folk Award finalists 2009 – cement their
place as one of the most exciting, virtuosic and
entertaining young bands working on the British
folk scene. June 4th saw the eagerly awaited
release of their 2nd album – Early for a Thursday
– but their busy summer was already well under
way, with the band performing at over 24
festivals, from the farthest reaches of the A9 in
North Scotland to the Southern tip of Swanage
and an Eastern-most point of Broadstairs (and
many places in-between). There was just enough
time to fit in a quick trip to Europe, where the
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band were placed 3rd at the European World of
Bluegrass in Holland (making them the 3rd best
Bluegrass band in Europe…or, that’s how we say it
anyway).
www.jaywalkers.co.uk
Sunday
22 March
Jenny’s Carvery Restaurant
Britannia Hotel, Portland Street,
Manchester, M1 3LA
(Downstairs on your right as you enter the Hotel)
Price £6.50 for 3 courses!
The Hotel has a wide "fairy tale" main staircase
with bridged type secondary rises repeated
several times up the building, all topped by a
mirrored ceiling. Viewing is essential to
appreciate this jewel and - unlike most other
things in the Hotel - is free to view.
Sunday
22 March
Walk: Ollerton, Cheshire (Grade II) 4 miles
Meal: Dun Cow
For further details, please contact Jan/ see
website.
Monday
23 March
Royal Exchange
“Hamlet”
Cineworld, Didsbury
Cost: Adult £10.40, Senior £8.42,
Unlimited Card £5
Plus 50p booking fee per ticket
From its sell out run at Manchester’s Royal
Exchange comes this unique and critically
acclaimed production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet
with Maxine Peake in the eponymous role.
Running time: 200 minutes
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Friday
27 March
Dining at ‘La Maison’
Sale Moor
Enjoy fine dining and pleasant conversation at
this highly recommended restaurant.
Choose from either the ‘Early Bird’ menu (2
courses + glass of house wine or soft drink for
£12.95) or the à la carte menu.
It would be very helpful if you could bring
some loose change to help settle the bill.
Saturday
28 March
DAY OUT IN OLDHAM
Dare you leave Cheshire and have a day
out in Lancashire?!
If so, it couldn’t be easier to get the Metro to
Kings St. Oldham, for the start of our day.
Our first visit is to George St. Chapel. A fully
restored, charismatic Grade II listed former
Independent Methodist Chapel.
(www.georgestreetchapel.com)
We will then have lunch at ‘The Up Steps Inn’, a
Weatherspoons pub in the heart of Oldham,
offering good food and drinks at reasonable
prices.
To make the most of the day, either shop in
Tommeyfields Market, or visit Oldham Coliseum
to see ‘Ghost – the Musical’.
Oldham Coliseum details: Fairbottom St.
Tel 0161 624 2829
-------------------Cost:
George St. Chapel - £3
Lunch – various
Theatre - £16 (no concs.) No booking fee.
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Come to all or any of the events listed. Contact
me if you need further info or directions.
Start: Metro Kings St. Oldham.
Saturday
28 March
.
Favourite Foreign Films Evening
You are invited to join me in my sitting room to
watch a foreign film – with English subtitles – and
discuss.
Another Spanish film. This one is dramatic and
very thought-provoking, while being also a very
good evening’s viewing.
“Tambien la lluvia” (“Even the Rain”)
A Spanish film from 2010 by Icíar Bollaín,
The film is about Mexican director Sebastián (Gael García Bernal)
and executive producer Costa (Luis Tosar) who travel to Bolivia to
shoot a film depicting Christopher Columbus’s conquest. Sebastián
and Costa unexpectedly land themselves in a moral crisis when
they and their crew arrive at Cochabamba, Bolivia, during the
intensifying 2000 Cochabamba protests, which their key native
actor Daniel (Juan Carlos Aduviri) persistently leads.
This story within a story is based on true facts. It reveals the
story of the “water wars”, the indigenous protests against the
privatization of their water supply by multinationals, and parallels
the Spanish conquest and exploitation of the New World.
Interesting stuff! Brilliantly filmed.
Tea/coffee/biscuits supplied. (50p donation
appreciated)
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Sunday
29 March
.
Chesham & Cheesden Valley Vantage Points
Bury.
Grade 3 moderate 5 miles.
‘The Forgotten Valley’ is how Bury History
Society’s booklet describes the Cheesden Valley,
& it is hidden away beyond the M66, the deep
clough sees few visitors yet once its 14 cotton
mills provided work for over 2000 people.
Nearby by Chesham was the home of several
wealthy cotton masters. Their mansions in the
woods are now gone but the stately beeches and
turkey oaks remain.
If you came on my ‘Cheesden Valley Curves’ walk
in August 2013, this is the walk next door with
only a short overlap. The car park is free .
Please car share where possible as the Pub car
park fills up fast.
Waterproofs, walking shoes/boots are required
especially after rain as the ground may be boggy
in patches and a ‘head for heights’ is needed as
the path is briefly high & narrow.
Bring some nibbles & drink to put you on as we’re
having a pub lunch afterwards nearby at ‘The
Swan & Cemetery’ an excellent refurbished pub
which is on the homeward bound drive. See
‘swanandcemetary.co.uk’ for details.
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Tuesday
31 March
“Drink & Chat”
The Mersey Farm
Ashton on Mersey, Sale,
Would you like to join me at the above venue – all
welcome! It is a ‘turn up on the night’ event,
although it would be appreciated, of course, if
you could let me know if you are coming so that I
can look out for you.
Arrive by 7.30pm if you would like to have a meal
first. Wide range of tasty meals to suit every
taste and appetite. (see website)
Join us from 8.30 onwards for a convivial evening!
Note: This is now a regular event!!!!!
‘Drink & Chat’ nights every last Tue every 3
months. Next dates to put in your diaries:
Tues June 30th and Tues Sept 29th!
Wednesday
1 April
“April Fool's Day Walk
- The Incredibly Serious Tour”
Led by Jonathan Schofield (pub walk fame!)
Cost £8
Jonathan’s description of walk:
“There will be no fun on this tour, no laughing and
being silly. It's time to forget all the childish
behaviour associated with this incredibly
important day.
The guide guarantees to fail to refer to the most
farcical, ridiculous, stupid, side-splittingly funny
episodes and stories of Manchester life. There
will be no visits to places of public amusement, no
ridiculous prizes given away.
There will be no fun.
By order.
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The tour will be the very model of the perfect
old-fashioned tour, because LIFE IS SERIOUS
and we must maintain STRAIGHT FACES AT ALL
TIMES.*
Right you've been told.
*The guide reserves the right to deviate from the description
above.
What is guaranteed is a 6pm start on
Wednesday 1 April, a price of £8 and a
meeting point outside Marks & Spencer on
Market Street.”
Sunday
5 April
Goyt Gait
Whaley Bridge
Grade 3 – easyish (6 miles - about 3 hours)
Walk Route
From the car park we walk down to the River
Goyt then follow the river to the tiny hamlet of
Taxal. We climb out of Taxal towards Taxal Moor
then head south, eventually crossing the dam at
Fernilee reservoir. After crossing the dam we
follow the river again before climbing through
fields back to our starting point.
Good walking boots and waterproof clothing are
necessary and a walking pole would be very
useful.
Bring a snack and drink if you like.
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Friday
10 April
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Monday
13 April
Singles Only
New Members especially welcome
Meal at Boathouse, Sale Water Park (formerly
called Deckers).
2 courses ₤9.95
3 courses ₤11.95
Reading Group Meeting
This month’s read is
The Invention of Wings
By Sue Monk Kidd
This is a story about freedom, the thing so
abstract when you have it, and so real when
you're born without and crave for it.
The novel starts in Charleston at the beginning
of the 19th century when the reader will meet
Sarah, a girl born into a wealthy and influential
family, and whose father is a judge on South
Carolina's court. On Sarah's eleventh birthday,
she will receive a gift from her father, her own
waiting maid named Helpful, whose real name is
Hetty and who is burdened with slavery life.
When the two girls meet there begins a
relationship that will eventually become anything
but what her father had in mind when he gave
Sarah her maid.
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Thursday
16 April
NT Live
“The Hard Problem”
Cineworld, Didsbury
Cost: Adult £16.25, Senior £14,
Unlimited Card £7.20
Plus 50p booking fee per ticket
Nicholas Hytner directs Tom Stoppard’s eagerly
anticipated new play.
Saturday
18 April
Ken Dodd
at
Stockport Plaza,
5 (+mine!) tickets booked
Cost: £20.50
Comedy legend, national treasure and patron of
The Plaza, Ken Dodd returns to the North West’s
home of live entertainment for a tattifelarious
evening of laughter and songs presented by the
king of comedy plus special guests.
I’ve not seen him before. Everyone tells me to
bring sandwiches and a flask as he goes on and on
and on and on and ……… we have been warned.
Can’t wait!
Free on-street parking from 6pm.
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Saturday
18 April
“Soul Legends” at
The Waterside Arts Centre,
1 Waterside Plaza,
Sale
Cost: £22.50 (no concessions)
Talented singers and musicians,
choreography and costumes,
performing the music of soul legends Aretha
Franklin, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Tina
Turner, Lionel Richie, Barry White, Wilson
Pickett, Earth Wind and Fire, George Benson,
Edwin Starr, etc. (A seated show)
Saturday
25 April
MET Opera
“Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci”
Cineworld, Didsbury
Cost: Adult £17.42, Senior £14,
Unlimited Card £7.20
Plus 50p booking fee per ticket
Sir David McVicar directs an evocative new
production of this magnificent versimo double
bill.
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Friday
15 May
Wilmslow Green Room
“Entertaining Angels” by Richard Evertt
Cost: £9
As a vicar's wife, Grace has spent a lifetime on
her best behaviour. Now, following the death of
her husband Bardolph, she is enjoying the newfound freedom to do and say exactly as she
pleases. But the return of her eccentric
missionary sister Ruth, together with some
disturbing revelations from the past, forces
Grace to confront the truth of her marriage.
With sharp-edged comedy and probing wit, this
absorbing play asks whether God can be trusted
to do anything right at all, or is the whole thing a
divine exercise in trial and error?
Friday
22 May –
Sunday
24 May 2015
Weekend Break with National Holidays
including
Chelsea Flower Show
2015
Cost: £199
Join us for one of the ultimate events in the
gardening calendar, the RHS Chelsea Flower
Show. Stroll around a wonderful array of
inspirational gardens and admire the vibrant
horticultural displays on this three day break.
Included in the holiday are:
▪ Coach travel with reserved seating
▪ Two nights dinner, bed and breakfast
▪ All bedrooms with en-suite facilities
▪ Visits to London and Royal Windsor
▪ Inclusive admission to The Flower Show
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Saturday
29 August
2015
to
Saturday
5 September 2015
Activity Holiday in Guernsey, Channel Islands
Pandora Hotel
Hauteville, St Peter Port
Maximum 25 places
Cost for 7 nights half board per person:
£359:00
A comfortable 2 star hotel conveniently situated
in an elevated position within ten minute stroll of
the centre of St Peter Port, its harbour and bus
terminus. We will be organising various trips
during the week – walking, cycling, and visiting
Sark, Alderney & Herm. Details of these advised
nearer the time.
A reminder that members are responsible for
arranging their own Travel Insurance for this
holiday which should include cover for
cancellation & medical expenses as Guernsey’s
Health Service is not part of the UK NHS.
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Every Thursday
7.30pm to 11.00pm
Learn to Dance at Mottram Jive Club
The Village Hall,
Mottram St Andrews,
SK10 4QP
www.mottramjiveclub.org.uk
Cost: £6.00 Guests, £5.00 Members
The ideal place to enjoy a full evening of dancing
to music played by either resident or guest DJs.
The evening includes two varied lessons, one to
suit beginners & the other for more experienced
jivers ... and you don’t need your own dance
partner. The lessons are designed in such a way
that you will dance with a range of dance
partners of varied abilities and have fun jiving in
totally relaxed and friendly surroundings.
There is a licensed bar and free parking.
Directions:
Take the B538, the Wilmslow to Prestbury Road.
After approximately 2 miles from Wilmslow, look
out for a diagonal road to the right (as the B538
bends left) which takes you up a hill and into the
village of Mottram St Andrews.
The Village Hall is on the right, as you pass
through the village.
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