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MUMFORD THEATRE
01223 352932
Productions in April include:
a Festival of Dance (2nd - 13th)
Rapunzel and Cambridge Drama Festival (15th - 20th)
Gilbert and Sullivan (24th - 27th)

CAMBRIDGE DRAMA CENTRE

01223 511511
Events for children include an Easter Workshop

CORN EXCHANGE CAMBRIDGE

01223 357851
ARTS THEATRE CAMBRIDGE
01223 503333
CORN EXCHANGE BEDFORD
01234 269519
THE FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM CAMBRIDGE
01223 332900
SHUTTLEWORTH
01767 626229
Birds Of Prey collection
01767 627527

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Royston Choral Society
The Lochrain Singers
Murder in the Cathedral
Behind Closed Doors

Royston Choral Society

A performance of Requiem settings by Faure and Durufle on Saturday 27th April at Royston Parish Church. Our concerts attract audiences from a wide number of villages around Royston.

Chris Lee
50 Mill Road
Royston
SG8 7AH
01763 245413

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The Lochrain Singers

The Sutton based choir and conductor Justin Thomas will be performing a Handel concert at Potton St.Mary’s on Friday 19th April at 8.00pm

Their last concert in Gamlingay last December was very well supported. Items will include a number of the Coronation Anthems, an oboe Concerto and a selection of arias and instrumental pieces. Refreshments will be served afterwards. The concert is in aid of Burgoyne Middle School funds. Tickets are available from Camerons in Potton or at the door - £5.00 or £2.00 concession

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Murder in the Cathedral

The Gamlingay Players are hoping to perform Murder in the Cathedral in St. Mary’s Church in October 2002.

The cast for this play is large and so we are looking for people who are not presently members of the Players who might be interested in involving themselves in such a production in whatever capacity, whether it be acting, singing or something behind the scenes. An introductory meeting will be held on April 23rd at 8.00 p.m. in the small hall in the Community Centre. Please do come along to find out more or contact either Viv D’Alton (650559) or Graham Virgo (652181).

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