What we’re about
Let's make the most of some of the great culture available in Nottingham. This group goes to see plays, comedy gigs, classical music, opera, ballet and anything else that takes our fancy. We aim to cast a wide net to cover both amateur and professional events, locally produced and touring productions.
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Home, I'm Darling @ Lace Market Theatre
The Lace Market Theatre , Halifax Place, Nottingham NG1 1QN, GB"Judy and Johnny's world seems perfect - a beautiful home, handcrafted cocktails, and a carefully curated life of domestic bliss. However, perfection often comes at a price. Behind the smiles and immaculate surfaces, tensions begin to simmer.
Home, I'm Darling is a sharp, stylish comedy with a layered take on nostalgia, feminism, and the complexities of relationships. It explores how we construct and cling to our own versions of reality, and what happens when those carefully built narratives start to unravel.Winner of The Olivier Award for Best New Comedy, Laura Wade's play is witty, thought-provoking and full of charm, inviting the audience to see life through rose-tinted glasses... but what happens when the dream doesn't quite match the reality?"
Tickets here £16 I have seat C5
Meet at 7.00 for chats/drinks up on the Gallery at the far end of the bar. Look out for Kate's red leather bag to find us. Then take our seats ready for curtain up at 7.30.
There is also an interval.10 attendees
NT Live - Mrs Warren's Profession @ Bonington Theatre, Arnold
Bonington Theatre, Arnold Leisure Centre, High Street, Arnold, NG5 7EE, Nottingham, GB"Vivie Warren is a woman ahead of her time. Her mother, however, is a product of that old patriarchal order. Exploiting it has earned Mrs. Warren a fortune – but at what cost? Bernard Shaw’s incendiary moral classic explores the clash between morality and independence, traditions and progress.
Five-time Olivier Award winner Imelda Staunton (The Crown) joins forces with her real-life daughter Bessie Carter (Bridgerton) for the very first time, playing mother and daughter in this new production, filmed live from the West End."Runtime 117 minutes (no interval)
Join me to enjoy some top London theatre beamed straight to our local screen by National Theatre Live. The trademark wit and social insight of George Bernard Shaw is all there in this marvellous play; I saw a 2002 production in London with Brenda Blethyn in the lead.
Buy your own Ticket Here £12.50 I have seat F9
Note due to 7.00 start and no Interval, our best chance for socialising will be beforehand, so meet at 6.30 in the bar for chats/drinks, before we take our seats. Look out for Kate's red leather bag to find us.
Ample free parking in Arnold Leisure Centre car park.
2 attendees
Mendelssohn Elijah @ Albert Hall
Location not specified yetNottingham Harmonic Choir
Orchestra da Camera
Conductor Richard Laing
Soprano April Fredrick
Mezzo soprano Emily Hodkinson
Tenor Charne Rochford
Baritone Stephen Gadd
Fire descending from the sky, false gods, earthquakes, drought, storms, fiery horses and fiery chariots, prophets ascending heavenward in the whirlwinds, it's all here! There can be no more dramatic oratorio than Mendelssohn's Elijah, surely one of the greatest and most exciting choral works ever written.
Approximate length of concert: 2 hours 20 minutes (including interval)Meet at 7:0o for a 7:30 start at the box office. I have red glasses a scarf and a beard
2 attendees
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