"WEST
END TO BROADWAY" LIVE ...........August
1,8,15,16,22,23,29 September 5, 12, 19
7.30pm
If
you love the musicals, then this show is especially for you..
.
The
members of Spotlight Theatre
bring to the stage a spectacular, colourful
and vibrant show
full of songs and routines from the Musicals.
Medleys
from The Lion King, Beautiful the Musical, Jersey Boys and the
newest of all musicals I should be so Lucky are featured ,plus
solos and routines, all performed by our talented company.
Spend
a lovely Summer evening being entertained ,and you will leave
singing." I should be so Lucky"
Adults
£12 Under16s £8
"Show
Boat" -[Dementia Friendly FILM]
Monday
5th August1.30 pm
Spotlight
presents this classic musical, on the big screen, in a dementia-friendly
environment for people with that condition and their carers.
Starring
Howard Keel and Ava Gardner and many more famous performers
Singalong
to these iconic songs.Old Man River, Make Believe, Cant help
lovin that man and many more.
Based
on best practice recommendations, the lights will be on low
throughout and the bar area will be available as a 'quiet zone'
for anyone who needs a break
During
the interval, around half way through, tea and biscuits will
be available.
Screenings
start around 1.30 pm and end approximately at 4.45 pm
ADMISSION
FREE
Classic
Musical -[Dementia Friendly FILM]
Monday
2nd September 1.30 pm
Spotlight
presents a classic musical, on the big screen, in a dementia-friendly
environment for people with that condition and their carers.
Based
on best practice recommendations, the lights will be on low
throughout and the bar area will be available as a 'quiet zone'
for anyone who needs a break
During
the interval, around half way through, tea and biscuits will
be available.
Screenings
start around 1.30 pm and end approximately at 4.45 pm
The
title will be announced nearer the time.
ADMISSION
FREE
"Shakers
Re-stirred " LIVE
October
22 - 26 7.30pm, 27 2.30pm
Shake
up a hilarious cocktail of wit and satire with Shakers Re-stirred,
the fast-paced play by John Godber and Jane Thornton, performed
by Spotlight members.
Dive
into the world of a trendy bar named Shakers, where four waitresses,
Carol, Adele, Nicky, and Mel, serve up more than just cocktails.
This
play takes you on a wild ride as they navigate the demanding
(and sometimes disgusting) clientele, from rude drunks to condescending
businessmen.
But
Skakers Re-stirred isn't just about balancing trays and dodging
spills. Through exhilarating scenes and witty dialogue, the
play sheds light on the lives of these women, exploring their
dreams, struggles, and the unbreakable bond of female friendship.
So,
pull up a bar stool and prepare to be thoroughly entertained
by this hysterical and in sightful play,directed by Shania Withey.
.ADULTS
ONLY, CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE
Adults
£12
"How
to be Brave" LIVE
November
10th 2.30pm
Other
Lives Productions presents a true story written by Louise Beech.
In
1943 when Colin Armitage’s ship was torpedoed in the South
Atlantic he scrambled aboard a
life raft, and, 50 days later HMS Rapid rescued him.
Colin
was the grandfather of Louise Beech and, 64 years after his
ordeal Louise’s daughter,
Katy, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.
In
order to distract her during insulin injections Louise began
to tell the story of Colin’s bravery and determination
to survive.
She
has said that Grandad Colin’s experience made her determined
to carry on when she wanted to give up and die: If Grandad Colin
can survive an ordeal like that, I can do anything. I can
do these injections. And she has never faltered.
The
scenes alternate between the life raft and Katy’s house
in Hull.
