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11 Millwood Close Maresfield corderycoach E Sussex ______TN22 3AT OFFICE Tel: 01825 732211 Emergency only Contact numbers: JG Theatre Club Guy 07908 720170 Sallie 07889 359367 Email [email protected]

MAY WE WISH ALL OUR MEMBERS A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE SUPPORT YOU HAVE SHOWN US.

28 November CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT BLUEWATER. Our annual Christmas shopping trip to Bluewater. Tuesday With over 300 stores and 50 restaurants, you can complete your Christmas shopping with ease while also enjoying a lovely lunch! Depart Heathfield 08.50, Ringmer 9.05, Uckfield £21.00 9.20, Maresfield 9.30, Forest Row 9.45, Herontye 9.50, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.55, Felbridge 10.00. Home 5.45pm Still some space on the coach.

3 December BRIGHTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, The Dome Brighton. Barry Wordsworth Sun Mat (conductor). Melvyn Tan (piano). Elgar In the South Op.50. Ravel Piano Concerto in G Major. Rachmaninov Symphony No.2 in E Minor Op.27. Depart Felbridge 12.30, Old £37.00 Library 12.35, Herontye 12.40, Forest Row 12.45, Maresfield 1.00, Uckfield 1.10, Halland 1.20. Ringmer 1.30. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 6.00pm.

10 December FARNHAM CHRISTMAS MARKET. Over 150 stalls will be selling unique gifts, yummy treats Sunday and Christmas decorations. Hot roasted chestnuts, mulled wine and festive music will make this a great day out in December. Complete with carol singing, Father Christmas £20.00 and a Live Nativity, there will be entertainment to create the perfect festive day. Depart Heathfield 8.30, Ringmer 8.45, Uckfield 9.00, Maresfield 9.10, Forest Row 9.25, Herontye 9.30, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.35, Felbridge 9.40. Home 5.15pm 1

14 December CHRISTMAS CRUISE AND CHRISTMAS LIGHTS TOUR with a Blue Badge Guide. We board our boat at Greenwich for a one hour cruise with commentary up the River Thames to Thursday. Westminster. This allows you to see the breathtaking sights of London’s historic landmarks £38.00 in a glorious blaze of light. A truly wonderful run up to Christmas. We suggest you bring a picnic supper to eat on the coach. Hot & Cold drinks (not included in price) are

available on the boat. Depart Heathfield 1.20, Ringmer 1.35, Uckfield 1.50, Maresfield 2.00, Forest Row 2.15, Herontye 2.20, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 2.25, Felbridge 2.30. Home 10.30pm 17 December CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT WITH THE AND THE ROYAL Sunday 4pm PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA at The Dome, Brighton. Juliette Pochin mezzo. Nicky Spence tenor. Join Brighton Festival Chorus, Brighton Festival Youth Choir and the Royal £38.00 Philharmonic Orchestra for this annual highlight. Get in the festive spirit with all the family, Mid Stall seats. and join in this joyous and humorous celebration of the very best of Christmas music, including the chance to sing your favourite carols, and to bring along your own terrible Christmas joke to be read out. There's also a chance for one lucky person to try their hand at conducting. EVERYONE WHO WENT LAST YEAR SAID WHAT A SUPER CONCERT THIS WAS. Depart Felbridge 1.30, Old Library 1.35, Herontye 1.40, Forest Row 1.45, Maresfield 2.00, Uckfield 2.10, Halland 2.20. Ringmer 2.30. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 7.00pm. SEPARATE CHEQUE PLEASE LIMITED SPACE.

20 December CLASSIC CAROLS WITH ALAN TITCHMARSH at the . Presenter and Wed. 2.30pm. broadcaster Alan Titchmarsh returns for a joyous assortment of traditional Christmas music and sublime carols. Benedict Nelson baritone. Toby Purser conductor. Band of the £59.00 Coldstream Guards. London Philharmonic Choir. London Concert Orchestra. Depart Heathfield 10.30, Uckfield 10.50, Maresfield 11.00, Forest Row 11.15, Herontye 11.20, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 11.25, Felbridge 11.30. NO RINGMER PICK UP. Home 7.30pm. We suggest you bring a picnic to eat on the coach. SEPARATE CHEQUE PLEASE.

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31 December NEW YEAR’S EVE CONCERT. BRIGHTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, The Dome Brighton. Sun. Mat Barry Wordsworth (conductor). Rebecca Bottone (soprano). Conductor Laureate Barry Wordsworth leads us on a waltz across the dance floors of 19th century Europe, exploring £37.00 the life and loves of those frequenting these elegant ballrooms and salons, accompanied by the immediately recognisable music of the Strauss familyDepart Felbridge 12.30, Old Library 12.35, Herontye 12.40, Forest Row 12.45, Maresfield 1.00, Uckfield 1.10, Halland 1.20. Ringmer 1.30. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 6.00pm.

10 January 2018 A GUIDED TOUR OF THE OVAL FOLLOWED BY A SANDWICH LUNCH THEN A GUIDED TOUR OF Wednesday THE BEEFEATER ‘HOME OF GIN’ DISTILLERY. We begin at The Oval. After our tour we make our way to The Pilgrim Pub for a sandwich lunch (included in the price) before we move £53.00 on to the Beefeater Distillery. A guide will then escort you to the heart of the distillery to inc tea/coffee a explain the hand-crafted production process and to help you experience a sensory sandwich lunch and understanding of the ingredients that make Beefeater Gin, Beefeater 24 and Burrough’s our two guided tours. Reserve. The tour will culminate in a complimentary Beefeater Gin and Tonic. Depart Heathfield 8.05, Ringmer 8.20, Uckfield 8.35, Maresfield 8.45, Forest Row 9.00, Herontye 9.05, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.10, Felbridge 9.15. Home 6.15pm.

16 January A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THE LONDON TRANSPORT ACTON DEPOT MUSEUM. The Tuesday Museum Depot in Acton is London Transport’s working museum store housing over 370,000 objects. Sights include rare road & rail vehicles spanning over 100 years, bus and £37.00 rail sheds, signs, ceramic tiles, ephemera and ticket machines. A fascinating chance to see behind the scenes at The Acton Depot of The London Transport Museum. Lunch stop

NEW in Richmond on the way before a short drive to Acton for a 2 hr private guided tour. There are no refreshments on site so suggest you bring a flask for the journey home.

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Depart Heathfield 9.05, Ringmer 9.20, Uckfield 9.35, Maresfield 9.45, Forest Row 10.00, Herontye 10.05 Lingfield Road Bus Stop 10.10, Felbridge 10.15. Home 6.45pm

18 January NOËL COWARD’S PRIVATE LIVES at THE YVONNE ARNAUD THEATRE, GUILDFORD. Full of Thur. Mat. razor-sharp wit and quick-fire dialogue. Time for lunch prior to performance. Depart Heathfield 9.30, Ringmer 9.45, Uckfield 10.00, Maresfield 10.10, Forest Row 10.25, Herontye £47.00 10.30, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 10.35, Felbridge 10.40. Home 7.00pm

25 January CRAZY FOR YOU at THE ORCHARD THEATRE, DARTFORD. Depart Heathfield 9.45, Ringmer FULLY BOOKED 10.00, Uckfield 10.15, Maresfield 10.25, Forest Row 10.40, Herontye 10.45, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 10.50, Felbridge 10.55. Home 6.45pm.

28 January BRIGHTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, The Dome Brighton. Michael Collins Sun. Mat (conductor/clarinet) Haydn Symphony No.102 in B Flat Major. Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A Major K622. Beethoven Symphony No.1 in C Major Op.21. Michael Collins, one of £37.00 the foremost clarinettists of his generation, joins the orchestra as both conductor and soloist in our first concert of 2018. Michael performs Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, NEW completed just two months before Mozart’s death for his friend, the clarinettist Anton Stadler. A popular work, it features in films such as The King’s Speech and Out of Africa and often appears in the top 10 of Classic FM’s Hall of Fame. The concert opens with one of Haydn’s London Symphonies, Symphony No.102, one of twelve symphonies written in 1794 on a visit to England at the invitation of violinist impresario Johann Salomon. Rarely performed, it is regarded as one of his finest symphonies. Beethoven’s Symphony No.1 which completes this concert is clearly influenced by the composer’s teachers, Haydn and Mozart. First performed in 1800 (in a concert he arranged himself) it impressed the Viennese public with Beethoven’s incredible talent. The form of the JG Theatre Club, 11 Millwood Close, Maresfield, E Sussex, TN22 3AT. 01825 732211

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symphony pays homage to his teachers whilst at the same time pushing the boundaries of symphonic composition. Depart Felbridge 12.30, Old Library 12.35, Herontye 12.40, Forest Row 12.45, Maresfield 1.00, Uckfield 1.10, Halland 1.20. Ringmer 1.30. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 6.00pm.

1 February A FASCINATING VISIT ‘BEHIND THE SEAMS’ AT ANGELS COSTUMES, Garrick Road, London. Thursday Dressing the stars of stage and screen since 1840. You're invited to go Behind the Seams at the world's largest costume house; Angels Costumes. A one-of-a-kind experience, the £45.00 Behind the Seams tour showcases our extensive costume collection, which spans 8 miles worth of rails, and over 1 million items. On the tour, you'll be guided around all of Angels NEW Costumes departments including Tailoring, Ladies Making, Alterations, Uniform, Badge Room and Warehouse. You'll hear first-hand accounts of working on the biggest productions such as Shakespeare in Love, The Lady in the Van, Downton Abbey, Wicked and Game of Thrones. And see clothes made or recreated for Benedict Cumberbatch, Judi Dench, Fred Astaire, Johnny Depp, Cate Blanchett and many more. We stop for lunch and/or a chance to have a look around at Ikea Wembley. If you never been to an Ikea now is your chance !! From Ikea it is a short drive to Angels for our private guided tour. Hot drinks only available from a vending machine after tour.

Depart Heathfield 8.30, Uckfield 8.50, Maresfield 9.00, Forest Row 9.15, Herontye 9.20, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.25, Felbridge 9.30. NO RINGMER PICK UP. Home 7.00pm 3

5 February WARHORSE AT THE BRIGHTON CENTRE. War Horse, which has been seen by over seven Monday 7.30pm. million people worldwide, has won 25 awards including the Tony Award for Best Play on Broadway. Directed by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris, Nick Stafford’s adaptation of £70.00 Michael Morpurgo’s remarkable story of courage, loyalty, and friendship, about a young boy called Albert and his horse Joey, set against the backdrop of the First World War is the most successful play in the National Theatre’s history. It features ground-breaking puppetry work by South Africa’s Handspring Puppet Company, which brings breathing, galloping horses to life on stage. Suggest you bring a picnic to eat on the coach. Depart Felbridge 4.45, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 4.50, Sackville School 4.55, Forest Row 5.00 Maresfield 5.15, Uckfield 5.25, Halland 5.35, Ringmer 5.45. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 11.30pm. SEPARATE CHEQUE PLEASE

7 February THE ESSEX HIGHLANDS with a BLUE BADGE GUIDE. With morning refreshments and lunch at Wednesday a gorgeous village pub included. A coach tour of the little known ‘Essex Highland’ in the old Hundred of Uttlesford and time for tea and a wander in beautiful Saffron Walden this £49.00 is the stuff that great days out are made of. We arrive in Arkesden, ‘the gem of the Essex Inc Morning Highlands’ at 10.30am for a morning coffee & biscuits (included) and then we are off for refreshments and a scenic tour of the “Essex Highlands” to dispel the notion of Essex as a flat county. In lunch. fact we slip in and out of three counties during our circular tour and from high in the coach you’ll get lovely views and there are interesting stories to create a thoroughly NEW entertaining morning. Arriving back in Arkesden we’ll enjoy a tasty steak pie lunch and join the guide for a little stroll and peek inside the village church for the fascinating memorials. After lunch we’ll drive past stately Audley End House into Saffron Walden which takes its name from the saffron crocus once grown in the surrounding fields. Opt to join the guide for a short town trail or browse on your own. Depart Heathfield 8.05, Ringmer 8.20, Uckfield 8.35, Maresfield 8.45, Forest Row 9.00, Herontye 9.05, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.10, Felbridge 9.15. Home 6.45pm

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11 February BRIGHTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, The Dome Brighton. Howard Shelley Sun. Mat. (conductor/piano). Schubert Symphony No.8 in B Minor (Unfinished) Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No.1 in G Minor Op.25 Dvořák Symphony No.6 in D Major Op.60. Conductor £37.00 and pianist Howard Shelley is always a welcome visitor to Brighton, and here he opens proceedings with Schubert’s ever popular “Unfinished” Symphony. Schubert started

NEW composing it in 1822 but put it aside to concentrate on other works, leaving it unfinished at his death six years later. We are left with two remarkable movements that herald the dawn of the Romantic symphony. Mendelssohn wrote his Piano Concerto aged just 21 on a trip to Italy (at the same time as composing his “Italian” Symphony). One of the most frequently performed piano concertos of the romantic age, Franz Liszt famously played it at sight in a piano showroom, before going on to perform it many times in public to great acclaim. Dvořák’s Symphony No.6 incorporates the folk music of Czechoslovakia within a classical Romantic form. Premiered in 1881, the symphony’s rich, lyrical melodies, lively rhythms and colourful orchestral sound contributed greatly towards establishing him as one of the foremost composers of his generation. Depart Felbridge 12.30, Old Library 12.35, Herontye 12.40, Forest Row 12.45, Maresfield 1.00, Uckfield 1.10, Halland 1.20. Ringmer 1.30. NO HEATHFIELD PICK UP. Home 6.00pm.

14 February SNOWDROPS AT WELFORD PARK. AS SEEN ON GARDENER’S WORLD. The greek name for Wednesday snowdrops is GALANTHUS, (gala = milk, anthos = flower) and there are now more than 200 species. The Galanthus Nivalis display at Welford Park is in a beech wood covering £29.00 approximately 5 acres alongside the River Lambourn. In the formal gardens to the South of the Queen Anne House you can view some of the rarer species from Lord Monostictus,

NEW Green Tips, Lady Elphinstone, John Gray, Hippolyta, Desdomena, Virdipice, Collosus, Woronowii, S. Arnott, Brenda Troyle and many more. Snowdrops are nearly always found in abbey ruins and graveyards, and were planted by Norman monks as a symbol of purity and the cleansing of the earth after winter. Some of the greatest snowdrop displays in England were all originally monastic sites ie Walsingham Abbey, Hodsock Priory, Anglesey Abbey and Welford Park. We think the snowdrops here at Welford Park were planted by the Norman monks to decorate their Church for the feast of 4 Candlemas, and also for medicinal use. The monks harvested snowdrops and used to rub them on the temple of people suffering from “mal au tete”. Close to the snowdrop woods we have also found wild aconitum, petasites and mistletoe all of which have strong healing properties. Lunch available at Welford Park.

Depart Heathfield 08.50, Ringmer 9.05, Uckfield 9.20, Maresfield 9.30, Forest Row 9.45, Herontye 9.50, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 9.55, Felbridge 10.00. Home 6.15pm

16 February A BRAND NEW SHOW FROM CIRQUE DU SOLEIL ‘OVO’ AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL. In its Friday 3.00pm. 22nd season at the Royal Albert Hall, Cirque du Soleil is back with OVO – the story of an incredible insect world hidden at our feet. OVO uncovers the natural world at our feet. £82.00 Rush headlong into an ecosystem teeming with life, where insects work, eat, crawl, Stall seats. flutter, play, fight and love. Crawling with fun, OVO is a non-stop riot of energy and movement featuring many of Cirque du Soleil’s mind-blowing signature acts including a stunning 14m high flying trapeze act – the biggest of its kind! The cast include the amazing Ants, hardworking creatures who spend all day collecting food and then wind down by playing with it – watch them juggle fruit, veg and even each other! There are Butterflies, who swoop and land, leap and fly in perfect unison, and a Spider who performs gravity-defying feats 15 feet above the ground. Plus many, many more. Depart Heathfield 11.00, Uckfield 11.20, Maresfield 11.30, Forest Row 11.45, Herontye 11.50, JG Theatre Club, 11 Millwood Close, Maresfield, E Sussex, TN22 3AT. 01825 732211

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Lingfield Road Bus Stop 11.55, Felbridge 12.00. NO RINGMER PICK UP. Home 8.45pm

20-23 February CARDIFF HOLIDAY.

27 February WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION AT LONDON COUNTY HALL. YOU HAVE BEEN SUMMONED Tues. 7.30pm FOR JURY SERVICE... Designed by architect Ralph Knott, County Hall was officially opened by King George V and Queen Mary on 17 July 1922 after construction began Stall Seats. prior to the First World War in 1911.For 64 years, County Hall served as the headquarters of £66.00 local government for London, initially the London County Council and later the Greater London Council. The octagonal Council Chamber sits at the centre of County Hall, and NEW provided seating for over 200 council members and four galleries overlooking the Chamber for the public and members of the press. Step inside the magnificent surroundings of London County Hall and experience the intensity and drama of Agatha Christie’s gripping story of justice, passion and betrayal in a unique courtroom setting. Leonard Vole is accused of murdering a widow to inherit her wealth. The stakes are high - will Leonard survive the shocking witness testimony, will he be able to convince the jury, and you, of his innocence and escape the hangman’s noose. Don’t miss this landmark stage production on London’s Southbank. SEE YOU IN COURT. **** ‘Christie's courtroom drama in the grand chamber at County Hall entertains, amuses and unsettles’ Daily Telegraph. Time for early supper before the performance.

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Depart Heathfield 2.00, Uckfield 2.20, Maresfield 2.30, Forest Row 2.45, Herontye 2.50, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 2.55, Felbridge 3.00. NO RINGMER PICK UP. Home 12.15am.

1 March PRESSURE at THE YVONNE ARNAUD THEATRE, GUILDFORD starring DAVID HAIG. Set in June Thut. Mat. 1944 at a time when one man’s decision is about to change the course of history, Pressure is an intense real-life thriller centred on the most important weather forecast in £56.00 the history of warfare. Scottish meteorologist, Group Captain James Stagg, advises General Eisenhower on when to give the order to send thousands of waiting troops

NEW across the Channel in Operation Overlord. The future of Britain, Europe and our relationship with the United States is at stake as well as the lives of millions. Pressure is the extraordinary and little known story of one man who changed the course of war, and our lives, forever. Ably supported by a talented cast of ten, David Haig plays the leading role of Group Captain Stagg. David Haig is a four time nominee and Olivier Award- winning actor best known for his roles in the film Four Weddings and a Funeral, the TV series The Thin Blue Line and the stage production The Madness of King George III. He is also an award-winning playwright. He wrote and starred alongside Daniel Radcliffe in My Boy Jack - which was made into a TV drama for Granada in 2007. Time for lunch prior to performance. Depart Heathfield 9.30, Ringmer 9.45, Uckfield 10.00, Maresfield 10.10, Forest Row 10.25, Herontye 10.30, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 10.35, Felbridge 10.40. Home 7.00pm

2 March THE POSTAL MUSEUM AND MAILRAIL. A third date for this tour. We are still finalising the Friday itinerary so please make a note of this date if you wish to join us.

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7 March THE RAT PACK at EASTBOURNE DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE. Drift back in time to the Wed. Mat. glamorous, glitzy nights of Vegas in the company of three of the world’s most popular entertainers and experience Frank, Sammy and Dean performing at the famous Sands £41.50 hotel with the fabulous Burrelli Sisters and The Rat Pack Big Band. Hit follows hit including pack favourites The Lady is a Tramp, Mr Bojangles, That’s Amore, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, What Kind of fool Am I, Volare, My Way, Candyman, Everybody Loves Somebody NEW and many more. If you wish you’d swung with the hardest partying pack in town, now’s your chance! Time for lunch prior to performance

Depart Felbridge 10.00, Lingfield Road Bus Stop 10.05, Sackville School 10.10, Forest Row 10.15, Maresfield 10.30, Uckfield 10.40, Halland 11.05. Home 6.00pm

14 March ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ‘BEST OF BROADWAY’ AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL. Wed. 7.30pm Showcasing the finest shows on Broadway and in the West End! Experience a musical theatre extravaganza within the stunning surroundings of the Royal Albert Hall, featuring £51.00 a sensational new line-up of artists and music from your favourite shows, including: Stall seats. Beautiful, Annie, Dreamgirls, Wicked, Matilda, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Chicago, Evita, Cats … and many more! For 2018: A magical tribute to the award- NEW winning scores from timeless Disney musicals, including: Aladdin, The Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. David Firman Conductor. Cassidy Janson Vocalist. Abbie Osmon Vocalist. Adam Garcia Vocalist. Matt Henry Vocalist. Depart Heathfield 3.00, Uckfield 3.20, Maresfield 3.30, Forest Row 3.45, Herontye 3.50, 6 Lingfield Road Bus Stop 3.55, Felbridge 4.00. NO RINGMER PICK UP. Home 12.30am.

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DAY TOUR BOOKING CONDITIONS:  For routine enquiries please telephone 01825 732211 during office hours, there is an answerphone if you wish to leave a message out of hours. If you need to cancel a trip for the following day and it is out of office hours please phone Sallie on 07889359367  No bookings or reservations can be taken over the telephone or by email.  Please add £2.50 extra for each guest on each trip  If you wish to be seated on the coach or in theatres or concerts with other members please let me know on the booking form.  If booking for other members please list their names on the booking form as this avoids confusion.  Tickets will be given out on the coach  Please note: credits can only be given if your booking(s) can be resold and they are valid for one year from date of issue.  Home times are approximate and are there for guidance only. Home refers to the Maresfield area.  Please note that JG cannot be responsible for any cast changes in theatre productions  Confirmations will only be sent if a DL SAE is enclosed with booking. If you have email and wish for an email confirmation please just put a note on the bottom of the booking form and I will do this.  The mobile phone numbers are for emergency use. Please use 01825 732211 for non-urgent calls.  JG Theatre Club cannot accept any liability for accident or injury to any member or guest in the course of the excursions.  Please make cheques out to JG Theatre Club. IMPORTANT NOTE: Please send separate cheques when booking for both holidays and day tours.

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PRICE NUMBER TOTAL + £2.50 NOVEMBER 2017 DATE £ OF TICKETS £ PER GUEST Bluewater 28 Nov 21.00 Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra 3 Dec 37.00 Farnham Christmas Market 10 Dec 20.00 Christmas Cruise & Christmas Lights 14 Dec 38.00 Carols at Brighton Separate Cheque please 17 Dec 38.00 Classic Carols Separate Cheque please 20 Dec 59.00

Brighton Philharmonic NYE Concert 31 Dec 37.00 7 The Oval and The Gin Distillery 10 Jan 53.00 NEW: London Transport Museum 16 Jan 37.00 Private Lives at Yvonne Arnaud 18 Jan 47.00 NEW: Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra 28 Jan 37.00 NEW: Behind the Seams 1 Feb 45.00 Warhorse at Brighton 5 Feb 70.00 NEW: The Essex Highlands 7 Feb 49.00 NEW: Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra 11 Feb 37.00 NEW: Snowdrops at Welford Park 14 Feb 29.00 Cirque Du Soleil at Royal Albert Hall 16 Feb 82.00 NEW: Witness for the Prosecution 27 Feb 66.00 NEW: Pressure at Yvonne Arnaud 1 Mar 56.00 NEW: The Rat Pack at Eastbourne 7 Mar 41.50 NEW: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 14 Mar 51.00 TOTAL £ CONFIRMATIONS WILL ONLY BE SENT IF A DL SIZE SAE IS ENCLOSED. I AM HAPPY TO EMAIL CONFIRMATIONS IF REQUESTED. PLEASE ENSURE YOU SEND ME THE TEAR OFF SLIP WHEN USING A CREDIT OR PAYING AN INVOICE.

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