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Class Theatre on your Doorstep Pickering Arts Group have selected two contrasting shows for the autumn - an inspirational acoustic guitar player Clive Carroll and a brilliantly presented tale of the mid 18th century. "The Shakespeare Ladies Club" is a personal tale of Mary Cowper De Grey who recounts the true story of mid eighteenth century life of a group of ladies, determined to make Shakespeare fashionable. Stories of coffee shops, tooth worm, smuggling and even moleskin eyebrows! Mary has involvement with a young actor David Garrick, but she then introduces a surprise guest and the audience are told a very different tale of London not seen by People of Quality. "A mesmerising performance by Alison Neil whose immaculate research and attention to detail makes her performance not only entertaining but wonderfully informative as well." ‘Dorset Echo’. Thursday October 6, 7.30pm in the Memorial Hall. Tickets £8.00, concessions £5 only for students and young people (over 12) from TV House Tel. 01751 472847 "A Thousand years of Music" with Clive Carroll who was described in the Acoustic Guitar magazine as "The best and most original young acoustic guitar player and composer in Britain". Since obtaining a lst class honours degree from Trinity College, he has toured the world with legends John Renborn and Tommy Emmanuel. His programme is a "joyful fairground ride of styles spanning traditional, classical and jazz with inspirations running from newgrass and fusion jazz to Irish stylings." Saturday October 22, 7.30pm, in the Memorial Hall, Tickets £8.00 with concession £5 only for students and young people -from TV House Tel. 01751 472847. Judy Dixon. |