performed by Philip York, directed by Alan Dossor
Saturday, 13th September at 8.00 p.m.
Eathorpe Village Hall

Straight from the Edinburgh Festival to Eathorpe!  It tells the story of the fascinating rise and fall of Robert Maxwell, the notorious newspaper tycoon who disappeared from his luxury yacht in 1991.
It is told from Maxwell’s point of view, and Philip York’s impersonation of Maxwell is apparently uncannily accurate.
Contact:  Sue on 01926 632575 or sue@eathorpe.demon.co.uk or Pauline on 632242

Forthcoming shows in 2009:

The Daniel Smith Blues Band – 9th February

Health & Stacey by the hugely talented Plested and Brown (last seen repairing washing machines) – 14th March.

BOKA HALAT
Eathorpe Village Hall
Saturday, 29th March
8.00 p.m.
(bar opens 7.30 p.m.)

No ordinary barn dance

A night of music and dancing, featuring 5 band members from various cultural backgrounds, and the audience.

A show of two halves.

The first part of the show is a concert - original music and songs, based on material from the band members’ individual traditions (African, Asian and UK).

Then, after the interval (and a few drinks to loosen the inhibitions), it’s time to push back the chairs and tables for a very special style barn dance.

Tickets and/or more info: ring Sue - 01926 632575 or Pauline – 632242.
£6, £5 (o-65s, u-18s) if purchased before 23rd March, otherwise £8, £6 (concs).

To Book the Village Hall: Call Nanette on 01926633522

Eathorpe Village Hall is chosen as a venue for the Warwick Arts Festival.

Fine Time Fontayne returns, performing his one man show, ‘Trimming Pablo’, at the Village Hall on Saturday, 7th July. More details will follow.

Meanwhile, any queries, please get in touch with Sue Burt, 01926
632575 or sue@eathorpe.demon.co.uk.

Click here to see a page of photos

and here to see the old hall and its demolition 

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