Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theatre. Show all posts

Friday, 22 October 2010

Something for the Weekend?

It's busy at Ronnie's Bar this weekend with Dynamo Hum live and free on Friday night, One Step Beyond (DJ set) on Saturday and on Sunday, Macc Sabbath, a number one Macc rock night out. www.ronnies-bar.co.uk
Also for more than one night is Up the Wall, an evening of performances, images, sounds and animated journeys that show the wall as you have never seen it before. And if in Cheshire's County town, Four for the Port is a must see (Saturday) a series of short plays for young people, one of which is written by wonderful friend and poet Jo Bell (there'll be at least one Jane in the audience) 2pm and 7pm, Action Transport Theatre (see pic) www.actiontransporttheatre.org
On Friday night catch the acoustic set by Sue & Dennis at the Hollins http://www.the-hollins.com/ and on Saturday the Bollington Chamber Concerts welcome the return of the Heath Quartet playing Haydn, Barber and Stravinsky. From 7.30pm £14/£7 at Bollington Arts Centre, Wellington Road. http://www.bollingtonartscentre.org.uk/

Thursday, 10 December 2009

Something for the weekend


















Hark! A host of heavenly choirs are singing this weekend. Starting tonight (Saturday 12 December) with the KEMS Christmas Concert at St Michael’s Church, in the Market Place. It begins at 7.30pm and tickets cost £7 with concessions at £2.50. (picture from www.kems.net and it's worth reading the background to this concert)

There’s jazz too at Bollington Arts Centre, with James Evans’ Incredible String Four with special guest Amy Roberts. Starting at 8pm and costing £8. (01625 574410)

And on Sunday find Christmas Cheer firstly with a Yuletide musical celebration including music and stories at MADS, Little St, Macc. 2.30pm with tickets priced £6/£1 available from Margin Music, Cachet and Fraser Travel, Macc. Or contact: http://www.kems.org.uk/.

Alternatively, bring the weekend to an angelic close with the Bollington Festival Choir and enjoy Monteverdi Beatus Vir, Caldara Mass in G, seasonal music and carols. You’ll need to be at Bollington Methodist Church at 7.30pm with tickets £8/£4 (01625 420615)

Wednesday, 14 October 2009


The loop is often to be heard moaning about the lack of theatre in Macc (MADS etc aside) so is delighted to hear about an innovative Macc production and one which highlights such a significant worthwhile local cause.The author of the Vagina Monologues, Eve Ensler has interviewed women from all walks of life and all ages and compiled them into this extraordinary montage of various real women’s experiences.

V-Day is a global movement aimed at ending violence against women, and the profits from this performance will be going to Macclesfield Womens' Aid, who help women and children escape abusive home situations. Hence they want ordinary local women, and ideally those who feel strongly about the cause (such as those who have encountered abuse or are close to someone who has). Acting experience is nothing compared to passion in these productions! But remember this is not an absolute prerequisite.


They are also keen to find a venue for their final production next February so if you have a spacious hall / performance space and would like to support this important cause please contact them.

Auditions:
The Hollins Pub, Black Road, Macclesfield

Monday 26 October at 7pm

Wednesday 28 October at 7pm

Sunday 1 November at 5pm

E-mail: team@vdaymacclesfield.co.uk
Tel: 07917 391 747.
www.vdaymacclesfield.co.uk

Tuesday, 7 July 2009

Playing with sand


As you know the loop is a bit of a fan of Tim Woodhouse (he played a loop social and we profiled him in loop 5) and you can catch him tonight with Loose Elastic, Arthur Wakefield, Steve Durrant and many others. New audience members and performers are welcome as they are on every first Tuesday of the month.

For a taste of Tim and the flavoursome short films of him by Blord 111, google 'Tim Woodhouse' on You Tube.Then get up to the Puss.


The loop is all for 'beaches in buildings' as the British weather is so fickle. With that in mind, that dynamic local vicar is in action again: Taffy is directing Sutton stage group PURVIES in 'Sandcastles' a light Summer comedy. The play runs from tomorrow, July 8 till Saturday.


Incidently what is Tim doing in that picture exactly?

picture: still, from ''God' by blord 111


Sandcastles, Scout & Guide HQ, Sutton 8-11 July Tickets £7 01260 253264

Folk at the Puss in Boots. Buxton Rd. Tues 7 July