marine theatre brochure - spring 2012

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Hello! Welcome to our spring season! Since joining the Marine Theatre in October we have been busy hunting down a varied and exciting programme of events for you. We hope you like it. Thank you to everyone who has made us so welcome since our arrival. We must give particular thanks to all of our loyal volunteers and TheatreFriends, who breathe life into the Marine and make it the theatre it is.

The Marine Theatre is able to bring high-profile, high-quality acts to play right on your doorstep. Its unique position, rich history and distinctive character attract exceptional theatre, dance, literature and music from across the country and even the world.

So, time to put our money where our mouth is. What have we got lined-up for you? Let’s pick out just a few. Hailing from the world of literature, we will be welcoming much-loved poet Brian Patten to the Marine’s stage as well as Radio 4’s Matt Harvey. Angel Exit Theatre, a local company which has achieved big things, brings us its exciting new production ‘The Secret Garden’. The Budapest Café Orchestra, who sell out shows across the country, visit for the first time, as does comic singer-songwriter and stand-up stalwart Boothby Graffoe. Pickled Image’s visit in March kicks off the beginning of a new series called ‘see–play–sunday’ where, on the last Sunday of every month, we’ll be hosting a top-quality production for children and young people, accompanied by activities, workshops and much more. During the Easter Holidays, Ewan Wardrop brings his one-man show ‘Formby’ to the Marine. Having worked with Ewan and having seen this production through from the very beginning of its development, we’re sure that you will go away humming Formby’s tunes, chuckling to yourself under your breath and maybe evenleaning on the odd lamppost.

So, some great events coming up this spring and we really believe there’s something for everyone. We’re sure you’re going to love all the acts; so sure, in fact, we’ll guarantee it. So if you come along to a performance you really don’t enjoy, leave in the first 30 minutes and we’ll give you every penny of your money back. No hard feelings. Just suck it and see!

Whatever you decide to come and see, we look forward to welcoming you to The Marine Theatre this spring.

Harry, Tim and all at The Marine Theatre

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Angel Exit Presents: The

Secret Garden

Dates: Fri 13th –Sat 14th Jan

Times:

13th Jan -1.15pm and 7.30pm 14th Jan - 6pm

Running Time:

1hr 45mins (approx)

Tickets:

Full Price: £9.50 Concessions: £7.50 Family (2 full price 2

conc.): £30

Age Advisory:

6+

Following the success of Angel Exit’s previous visit to the Marine Theatre in 2010 with their production ‘Moonfleet’, we are delighted to be welcoming them back.

In this stage version of the much loved novel, spoilt orphan Mary Lennox is plucked from the bright vibrancy of India and transported to a vast old house, brimming with secrets on the grey Yorkshire moors.

As the wind wuthers around the mysterious manor, Mary encounters locked doors, a curious robin, a gruff old gardener and strange cries echoing through the house.

A hidden key unlocks the secret garden, but what will this unlock in Mary? Will she be able to help her grieving uncle and whoever is wailing down the corridor?

Angel Exit celebrates the centenary of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s ‘The Secret Garden’ with a brand new production presented in their own rich visual style, with beautiful puppets, live singing and an original soundtrack.

‘There is so much vivid theatricality and inventiveness at work here.’ - Lyn Gardner, The Guardian on ‘Invisible Prisons’.

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Date: Tues 24th Jan

Time:

Doors 7.30pmOnstage 8.00pm

Running Time:

1hr 50mins (approx)

Tickets:

Full Price: £12.00 Concessions: £10.00TheatreFriends discount available

We’re very excited to be welcoming the brilliant musicians of The Budapest Café Orchestra on their first visit to the Marine Theatre. Performing powerful and driving folk-based music from Eastern Europe, inspired by European gypsies, they play violin, guitar, accordion, double bass, saz and balalaika. The Budapest Café Orchestra plays an impassioned and tender mixture of Hungarian Czardas, Russian and Ukrainian folk songs and dances from Romania and Moldavia as well as their own electrifying compositions. The music evokes vivid images of Tzigane fiddle maestros, Budapest café life and gypsy campfires.

‘There are gigs where you want to dance on the tables, gigs where you want to weep in your borscht, gigs where you want to rip your clothes off and immolate yourself with schnapps and a Zippo just for the hell of it, and gigs where you really, really want to join the band. If you come away from an evening with the Budapest Café Orchestra without wanting to do at least two things from that list, then you are no human.’ - The Brighton Argus

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Between Courses Presents:

Murder in the Oriental Express

They’re back! The local group who brought you their own daft versions of ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’ and ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ return with an entirely new drama as a fundraiser for the Marine Theatre. ‘Murder in the Oriental Express’ has been specially written to entertain you between the courses of a Ploughman’s and Pudding supper. With table seating, you can bring along a group or just come and join in - everyone’s welcome. There will be live music, a raffle and the bar will be open all evening too!

Dates: Weds 1st - Thurs 2nd Feb

Time:

7.30pm

Running Time:

2hrs 30mins (including 2 intervals for food!)

Tickets:

£10 Ploughman’s & pudding supper included!

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Whole Lotta Led A Tribute to Led Zeppelin

Whole Lotta Led are now considered by many to be one of the world’s greatest tributes to Led Zeppelin. Those who saw them on their last trip to the Marine Theatre will testify that their enthusiasm on stage is unequalled, with a stage presence full of magnetism that all audiences feel and share.

Keeping the spirit and songs of the legendary Zep alive, these guys don’t try and reproduce the look, they’re all about the music. And what music!

Given the thumbs-up by no less a guitar god than Jimmy Page himself, Whole Lotta led are THE Led Zeppelin tribute band.

Date: Sat 11th Feb

Time:


Running Time:

2hrs 30mins (approx)

Tickets:

Full Price: £12.00 Concessions: £10.50TheatreFriends discount available

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Lyme Regis Pantomime Society Presents:

Red Riding Hood

Take a trip to the magical woodland with the Lyme Regis Pantomime Society this February as they bring us their production ‘Red Riding Hood’. Our hero is pursued through the woods by the wicked wolf, but never fear, she has the handsome prince to protect her and a magical woodland fairy to guide her.

With panto jokes galore and a chorus that sings and dances its way through the story, helped along by the small dancers from the ‘Lyme School of Ballet’, this is a fun show for all the family.

Tickets can be purchased from Martin Diplock’s Estate Agent, Broad Street, Lyme Regis.

* Please note - Concessions available for Seniors Tues/Wed/Thurs & Fri.Concessions available for under 14’s Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri/Sat (matinee).All tickets for Saturday night are full price.

Dates: Tues 14th – Sat 18th Feb

Times:

14th, 15th, 16th 17th Feb – 7.30pm18th Feb – 2.30pm and 7.30pm

Running Time:

tbc

Tickets:

Full Price: £7.50 Concessions: £4.00*



Lyme Youth Theatre Company in association with The Woodroffe School Presents:

National Theatre ConnectionsLittle Foot by Craig Higginson

Deep within the South African underground caves, a group of friends meet to spend the night and explore its mysteries. The ‘Cradle of Humankind’ caves are home to the oldest human remains. As the young friends venture deeper and deeper, strained relations and questions of loyalty take hold. With truths revealed and loyalties undone, these modern teenagers are stripped back to their primordial instincts. Surrounded by a chorus of ancestral voices, the group unravels...

Connections 2012 is a nationwide celebration of young theatre talent and thrilling new plays specially commissioned by the National Theatre. ‘Little Foot’ will also be performed at the Plymouth Theatre Royal in April or May. LYT Company is supported in this project by the Lyme Regis Club for Young People and The Woodroffe Association.

Dates: Weds 22nd – Sat 25th Feb

Times:

22nd, 23rd, 24th Feb – 7.30pm25th Feb – 2.00pm and 7.30pm

Running Time:

1hr (approx)

Tickets:

£5.00TheatreFriends discount available

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Concerts in the West Presents:

Cavaleri Quartet

We are very pleased to welcome back Concerts in the West and their excellent programme of events promoting internationally acclaimed young musicians. The first performance in this year-long series is by the Cavaleri Quartet, first-prize winners in the 2011 Royal Overseas League Competition. They made their Wigmore Hall debut in 2010 and return there in 2012.

‘An incisive and superbly crafted performance.’ - Classical Source

Programme:Mozart - String Quartet in B flat majorRavel - String Quartet in F majorMendelssohn - String Quartet No 2 in A minor, Op 13

Date: Thurs 8th March

Time:

7.30pm

Running Time:

tbc

Tickets:

Full Price: £12.00 TheatreFriends discount available

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Makin Projects, in association with Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan Presents:

Boothby Graffoe & Nick Pynn on the ‘Bang! Is This Your Vehicle, Sir?’ tour

Music. Funny stuff. More music. Interval. Even more music. Even more funny stuff. Encore, possibly combining music and funny stuff. End. Get kicked out of Marine Theatre. Get let back in to Marine Theatre. Buy CD. Go home. Listen to CD. Have eggs. Boothby & Nick follow on from the success of their ‘The Return Of Boothby Graffoe’ 2011 tour by having another jolly trip up and down the country to promote the new studio album ‘Bang! Is This Your Vehicle Sir?’ which is released in February 2012. We’ve managed to tempt them to Lyme Regis for an evening of music and mirth that won’t be forgotten.

‘Boothby Graffoe is a multi-talented, darkly hilarious, grade A British eccentric, who can twist your funny bone one minute, and break your heart the next. A musical comedy act who is more musical than most musicians, and funnier than most comedians.’ - Stewart Lee

‘If I had to compare him to anyone, it would be Spike Milligan.’ - Omid Djalili

‘Sings songs that are both beautiful and funny.’ - The Guardian

Date: Sat 10th March

Time:

8.00pm

Running Time:

1hr 45mins (approx)

Tickets:

Full Price: £10.00 Concessions: £8.00 TheatreFriends discount available

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Stompin’ Dave Allen, Maurice Dickson and Catherine Ashcroft Present:

Sublime Folk

Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day in style with ‘Sublime Folk’, featuring Maurice Dickson, Catherine Ashcroft and local legend Stompin’ Dave Allen.

Maurice Dickson has been a professional musician for over thirty years. Hailing from Northern Ireland, Maurice has toured across the UK, Ireland, Europe and America. He has performed at many of the major folk festivals including Edinburgh, Shetland, Belfast, Limerick, Aaron, and Cork. Maurice performs his own beautifully crafted original songs in tandem with traditional Irish instrumental music, showcasing the wonderful uilleann pipes of Catherine Ashcroft from Cumbria. A jaw-dropping talent, Catherine is a former junior All Britain champion on pipes and tin whistle. ‘Sublime Folk’ also features local hero Stompin’ Dave Allen. Winner of the FOAOTMAD old-time banjo contest 2011, Dave’s performance at The Marine Theatre in the summer gained him a rave review from the Daily Telegraph: “a master...a formidable musician and a true original.” Expect banjo, fiddle, and Dave’s trademark flatfoot dancing. Don’t miss what promises to be a unique evening’s entertainment.


Time:


Running Time:

tbc

Tickets:

£10.00 In advance

£12.00 On the door TheatreFriends discount available

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Vamp Til Ready

This ever-popular, all-singing, all-dancing Cabaret Group from West London perform a wide-ranging repertoire from the world of musical comedy, musicals and operetta, including the works of Rodgers and Hammerstein, Leonard Bernstein, Jacques Offenbach, Cole Porter, Flanders and Swann, Gilbert and Sullivan and Sigmund Romberg, among many others.

Elaborate but tasteful choreography, eye-catching sets, colourful costumes, and witty, sparkling repartee guarantee a sophisticated evening of fun, enjoyment and laughter, and you get a buffet supper included in the price of your ticket!

‘VtR had them rolling in the isles.’- The Shetland Times

‘A riveting evening.’- Marine Construction Quarterly

‘Floury and unsatisfying.’- Top Scone (Incorporating Muffin Monthly)

‘This act may contain nuts.’- Health and Safety Executive Newsletter

‘They won our hearts, the raffle and a brief respite from their creditors.’- Zeugma and Syllepsis Digest


Time:


Running Time:

2hrs 15mins(including 45mins for supper!)

Tickets:

£10.00 (price includes a buffet supper)

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Wolf Tales

We’re jumping for joy at the start of this super-special series. ‘see-play-sunday’ will bring the best in theatre for children and young people to the Marine on the last Sunday of every month. As if that weren’t enough, there’ll be plenty of opportunities to join in too, with messy sessions, workshops and lots, lots more. For the next event in this series please see page 21.

Little Red Riding Hood is out on stage telling the world the same old story about Grandma and the Big Bad Wolf, blah, blah, blah!

Come backstage and meet Mr. B.B. Wolf, renowned thespian and notorious villain, as he takes a break between scenes to set the record straight.

Is Red Riding Hood as innocent as she seems? Is Grandma as sweet as she claims? And as for those three little pigs…

Pickled Image uses puppetry, shadows and songs to create a spectacular and hilarious exposé of the truth behind these classic fairy tales for the whole family.

Why not drop in to the theatre beforehand and take an imaginative journey into Red Riding Hood’s woods with the RSPB? Activities such as colouring-in and mask making, all with a wildlife theme, will be running at the theatre from midday. Come and say hello! Please note young children must be accompanied by an adult, but don't worry Mum and Dad, we'll pop the kettle on and have somewhere for you to put your feet up!

Date: Sun 25th March

Time:

3pm

Running Time:

45mins (approx)

Tickets:

£5.00

Age Advisory:

For all big kids over 5 who love a tasty tail.

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Matt HarveyWondermentalist

Matt’s way with words has taken him from Totnes to the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club via Radio 4’s Saturday Live, the Edinburgh Festival and the Work section of the Guardian. Expect poems and stories about water coolers and Wimbledon, IT and potatoes, pain relief, petty theft and public nudity – and probably an update on the adventures of contemporary superhero Empath Man, who fights crime with his advanced listening skills…

‘Very funny…’ - The Independent

‘…not only funny, but tender and true.’ - The Guardian

‘One of the country’s finest performance poets.’ - The Scotsman

Date: Fri 6th April

Time:

7.30pm

Running Time:

tbc

Tickets:


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‘Turned out nice again hasn’t it?’ ‘Formby’ follows George Formby’s rise from awkward stable boy to one of Britain’s biggest stars. In this one-man performance Ewan Wardrop plays the legendary entertainer, as well as the key characters in a fascinating slice of his life. Featuring many of George Formby’s unique and hilarious songs, brilliantly recreated on the ukulele, this new play not only celebrates one of Britain’s greatest performers but is also a funny, touching and thoughtful look into the life of an essentially ordinary man with an extraordinary talent.

We’re especially pleased to be welcoming Ewan back to the Marine Theatre after his last visit with Shanty Theatre Company’s ‘Rebel Harbour’. His previous credits include work with Matthew Bourne, Complicite and the Royal Opera House, so be sure to catch his fantastic show when it visits Lyme Regis.

Dates: Mon 9th – Sat 14th April

Times:

9th & 10th April – 8.00pm11th April – 3.00pm and 8.00pm12th April –6.00pm13th April – 8.00pm14th April – 3.00pm and 8.00pm

Running Time:

1hr (approx)

Tickets:

Full Price: £8.50 Concessions: £6.50 Family (2 full price 2

conc.): £26LYT Members: £1 TheatreFriends discount available

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Formby


Lyme Regis Dramatic Society Presents:

Tons of Money

‘Tons of Money’ is a farce for our times! First produced at the National Theatre in 1986 with a cast that included Michael Gambon and Simon Cadell, we are proud to welcome the Lyme Regis Dramatic Society with a side-splitting production that will leave you rolling in the aisles.

Set in the 1920s, a couple have come into money and are desperate to keep it from an army of creditors. But, in the true tradition of farce, it’s never as easy as it seems! This hilarious escapade includes a sharp-witted yet hard-of-hearing aunt, two faked deaths, numerous hapless servants and one of the most celebrated female characters in the history of farce. Guaranteed fun for all!

Date: Weds 18th – Sat 21st April

Times:

Each night at 7.30pm

Running Time:

2hrs 20mins (approx)

Tickets: Band A (the first 5

rows): £9.00 Band B (the rest of the auditorium):

£8.50 Concessions (Under

16s only): £1 off Group Bookings: £1 off for bookings of 8 or more.



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Brian Patten Growing Up Before Your Very Eyes

From first to second childhood and back again, with a little chaos and much humour on the way! Using a huge variety of his work, Liverpool poet Brian Patten takes us on a hilarious, some-times dark, sometimes heart-rending and always fascinating journey through a chaotic boyhood, a love-struck adolescence and a disrespectful middle-age, to leave us teetering on the brink of yet another childhood. Book-signing after the show.

‘Humour, sincerity, sheer brilliance – not to be missed.’ - The Scotsman

‘Radiant imagination.’ - The Times

Date: Sun 22nd April

Time:

7pm

Running Time:

1hr 25mins (approx)

Tickets:


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Diabel Cissokho

Part of the great line of Cissokho griots, Senegalese kora maestro Diabel Cissokho’s virtuosity and versatility on the harp-like kora is astounding. Collaborating with everyone from Kandia Kouyate and Pee Wee Ellis to bluesman Ramon Goose and even a long stint as Baaba Maal’s kora player, Diabel’s resonant voice and rocking kora style have been welcomed everywhere from WOMAD and Glastonbury to London’s Barbican. With his own four-piece band, Diabel draws on his rich musical heritage, blending bluesy West African melodies with an upbeat groove guaranteed to bring Lyme Regis to its feet!

Date: Fri 27th April

Time:


Running Time:

tbc

Tickets:


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TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT!

This is the second event in our see-play-sunday series. Missed the first? Take a look at page 13 to see what we’re up to!

Craig has been invited to his best friend’s Birthday Party. There is an invitation to read, presents to wrap and cakes to buy.Who will explain the rules of Musical Chairs?Will there be enough balloons?

‘TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT!’ is a delightful show for 4-7yr olds. Using music, balloons and too much wrapping paper, Shoofly Theatre shows how fun numbers can be with your friends. Shoofly Theatre has been set up by Katie Sykes and Craig Edwards, who have previously worked with Travelling Light, Bristol Old Vic and the Tobacco Factory.

Why not drop in to the theatre beforehand and take part in an RSPB craft day? There will be fun for you to join in with at the theatre from 12 noon. Come and say hello! Please note young children must be accompanied by an adult, but don’t worry Mum and Dad, we’ll pop the kettle on and have somewhere for you to put your feet up!

Date: Sun 29th April

Time:

3pm

Running Time:

35mins (approx)

Tickets:

£5.00

Age Advisory:

A family show for 4-7 year-oldsTheatreFriends discount available

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By Road

From the north and the west: Leave the M5 at Junction 25 and follow the signs for Honiton. From Honiton, take the A35 towards Dorchester and follow the signs to Lyme Regis.

From the east: From the M3 take the M27 to Ringwood and then the A31 on to Dorchester. From Dorchester take the A35 towards Honiton and follow the signs to Lyme Regis.

By Rail

London Waterloo to Exeter St Davids, services call at Axminster (for Lyme Regis). Then take a bus connection to Lyme Regis.

By Bus

Regular bus services run from Axminster (for rail connections), Exeter and Weymouth. For up-to-date timetable information visit www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/ or call 0871 200 22 33.

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ParkingThere are a number of car parks within walking distance of the theatre, many of which are free after 6.30pm. There is also limited free on-street parking in the evening. For up-to-date parking information visit: www.marinetheatre.com

The Stage Door BarThe ideal place to meet up before the show, our bar offers stunning views across Lyme Bay and is open before, during the interval and after all of our evening performances.

AccessibilityThe Marine Theatre strives to make our facilities and performances as accessible to as wide an audience as possible. If you need communication support please contact 01297 442 294 or email [email protected] patrons who are unable to attend performances unless accompanied, upon purchase of a ticket, an additional seat is available free of charge for the companion.

Physical AccessThere is some limited parking available for blue badge holders in front of the Theatre building. As spaces are very limited please contact [email protected] to reserve your place.

Deaf and Hard of Hearing PatronsWe have an induction loop system for the hearing impaired.

Your Visit

By Post:The Marine TheatreChurch Street,Lyme Regis,DorsetDT7 3QA

By Telephone:Theatre Office 01297 442394

Box Office (Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre)01297 442138

By Email:The [email protected]

Theatre ManagerNigel Day [email protected]

Finance ManagerLinda Nicholson [email protected]

Or find us on the internet at www.marinetheatre.com

Contact Us


Lyme Youth Theatre

Based at the Marine Theatre, LYT is creating an ensemble of well skilled and motivated young actors between the ages of 5 and 21. LYT’s professional tutors use a multi-faceted approach to evoke a creative atmosphere in which members can explore and fulfill their potential. Voice work, improvisation, movement, mime and stage combat are just some of the skills taught. Join Lyme Youth Theatre and be part of it...

It costs just £5 a year to join. For this you will get a regular Newsletter, ticket discounts for a selection Marine Theatre events, priority when booking places for LYT classes and workshops, performance opportunities and more! You must be a member to register for classes and take part in performances.

Want to know more? Then please drop LYT coordinator Monika Henshaw a line at the Marine Theatre office on 01297 442394 or email [email protected].

Lyme Youth Theatre is supported by grants from Lyme Regis Town Council, West Dorset District Council, Candles on the Cobb, Lyme Regis Carnival and Regatta.

Get Involved!As well as our performances, concerts, shows and events, a

number of classes we also run a number of classes

Salsa DX

Come and try a fantastic new Salsa aerobics class – Salsa DX. This high-energy workout, combines dance footwork with aerobic upper body movements, to get you back into top shape.

Absolutely no previous experience is needed for a SalsaDX class; we’ll teach you all you need to know. However you will need a reasonable level of fitness and agility to enjoy the class to the max. It is recommended you wear the usual style clothing and trainers to start with

though you may want to try shoes with a more “slippy” sole (eg jazz shoes) as you get more experienced.

Numbers are limited so call to reserve your place now….

Monday mornings – 10.30am-11.30am

Term 1 runs from 9th January until 6th February 2012 (5 weeks).Term 2 runs from 27 February until 2nd April 2012 (6 weeks).

Cost:£20 for the 5-week block or £5 per class.£25 for the 6-week block or £5 per class.

Contact Lesley on 07767 816 910

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Ballroom and Third Thursday Tea Dance

Ballroom classes and the Third Thursday Tea Dances are run by our fully qualified dance teacher Glenn Bayliss. Glenn has been dancing since the age of 8 and teaching for many years. He says…

‘The classes are open to couples and single ladies and gents. Even if you don’t have a partner, you’ll be made welcome. There’s also a tea dance which is held on the third Thursday of every month, so come along and enjoy keeping fit, making new friends and socialising within the world of dance.’

Ballroom:

Wednesdays – 11.00am-12.00pm (beginners) and 12.15pm-1.15pm (improvers).

Dances are taught in blocks of six classes.

Dance 1 - January 11th - February 22nd (with no class on February 1st.)

Dance 2 - February 29th - April 4th

Dance 3 – April 18th – May 23rd

Cost: £5 per class or £8 for two classes (on the same day).

No need to book, just turn up and dance!

Third Thursday Tea Dance:

Jan 19th / Feb 16th / March 15th / April 19th

2.30pm – 4.30pm

Come along and enjoy a sociable afternoon of Ballroom and Latin dancing on the third Thursday of each month.

Cost: £5.00 per head (including tea and cake!).

No need to book, just turn up and dance!

A Dance A Day

A Dance A Day is an Activate dance project for the over 50’s living in Dorset which aims to highlight the ability and creativity of older people in the context of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The classes will enhance fitness and wellbeing and introduce strategies for self-motivated exercise. Creative work will lead to a performance as part of the cultural celebrations in Weymouth during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Creative movement / Meet new people / Improve fitness

If you have dance experience and want to try something new or you have two left feet but love moving to music…come along.

Thursday mornings -11:15am-12:15pmSecond term runs from 19th January until 15th March 2012 (with a half term break on 16th February). Cost:The classes cost £2.50 per session (8 sessions per term).Discounted fee of £18 when you pay by cheque at the start of term.

Contact Activate on 01305 260954 or [email protected] for further information.

THE LYME REGIS WEDDING FAIR IS ORGANISED BY LYME MEDIA & EvENTS NEWSPAPER GROUP AND IS SET IN THE BEAUTIFUL TOWN OF LYME REGIS. THE EXHIBITION PROvIDES THE PERFECT PLACE TO GATHER IDEAS, SEEK EXPERT

ADvICE, MEET WITH SUPPLIERS AND WEDDING SPECIALISTS AND PLAN EvERY INTRICATE DETAIL OF YOUR WEDDING OR CIvIL CEREMONY, MAKING SURE

EvERYTHING WILL RUN EFFORTLESSLY ON THE DAY. FREE ENTRY.

SATuRDAY JANuARY 28TH AND SuNDAY JANuARY 29TH FROM 11AM UNTIL 4PM AT THE MARINE THEATRE

CONTACT ED DOLMAN FOR STAND BOOKINGS ON 01297 446 156FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER vISIT WWW.LYMEEVENTS.CO.uk

The Lyme Regis Wedding Fair

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How to BookIn person: In advance; at the

award-winning Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre, which can be found

just in front of the theatre. On the night; at the theatre itself from

30 minutes before the start of the event.

By telephone: Please call Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre

on 01297 442138

Online: At www.marintheatre.com

Concessions: under 16s, Over 60s, Full-time students, Registered Disabled, Housing Benefit Recipients, Job Seekers Allowance Recipients, Income Support Recipients and Equity Members. Proof

of status required.

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JanuaryThurs 13th and Fri 14th Angel Exit’s A Secret Garden Theatre

Tues 24th Budapest Café Orchestra Music

Sat 28th and Sun 29th Wedding Fair Event

FebruaryWeds 1st and Thurs 2nd Murder in the Oriental Express Theatre - Local Society / Theatre

Fundraiser

Sat 11th Whole Lotta Led Music

Tues 14th – Sat 18th Lyme Regis Pantomime Society

Red Riding Hood

Theatre - Local Society

Weds 22nd - Sat 25th LYT / Woodroffe School /

National Theatre Connections

Little Foot

Theatre – Lyme Youth Theatre

MarchThurs 8th Concerts in the West

Cavaleri Quartet

Music

Sat 10th Boothby Graffoe and Nick Pynn Comedy / Music

Sat 17th Sublime Folk

Maurice Dickson & Catherine

Ashcroft plus Stompin’ Dave Allen

Music

Sat 24th vamp Til Ready Music / Fundraiser

Sun 25th see-play-sunday

Pickled Image

Wolf Tales

Family Theatre

Sat 31st Lyme Regis Beer Festival Event

AprilSun 1st RSPB Wildlife Walk to Ware Event

Fri 6th Matt Harvey Poetry

Mon 9th – Sat 14th Formby Theatre

Weds 18th – Sat 21st Lyme Regis Dramatic Society

Tons of Money

Theatre - Local Society

Sun 22nd Brian Patten Poetry

Fri 27th Diabel Cissokho Music

Sun 29th see-play-sunday

Shoofly Theatre

TWO FOUR SIX EIGHT!

Family Theatre

MARINE THEATRE SPRING SEASON 2012 – AT A GLANCE

To book please call Lyme Regis Tourist Information Centre on 01297 442138 or visit

www.marinetheatre.com

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