Wednesday 26 January 2011

Start you week as you mean to go on...with a spring in your step...

Please join us if you can for some simple carefree dancing for the wise and worldly folk of West Norwood and beyond.

Every Monday join Maurice et al, for Sequence Dancing 11am to 1pm £2.00.

The last Monday of the month`Free' film screening at 1.30pm. All welcome. No need to book just turn up around 1.15pm


Monday 31st January at 1.30pm `The Postman Always Rings Twice' with Lana Turner and John Garfiled. Frank Chambers (John Garfiled) is a drifter who stops at a rural diner for a meal, and ends up working there. The diner is operated by a beautiful young woman, Cora Smith (Lana Turner), and her much older husband, Nick (Cecil Kellaway). The pair embark on a passionate affair with tragedy not far behind.

Tea, coffee and biscuits served throughout the film. Only 50p

Ma Kelly Goes to the Games by Jane James


A free afternoon of entertainment 1.30 Friday 11th Feb 2011 provided by Attic Theatre Co. and Age Concern

Ma Kelly Goes to the Games looks at healthy living and the fun that can be had making new friends and getting fit and active!

An entertaining show with a serious message about fitness, health and independent living for the 50s - 70s and the misconceptions all generations have about each other. Our aim with the show is to encourage the take up of physical activities and we want to work with partnership organisations who have the same objectives.

Ma Kelly is happy avoiding her responsibilities towards her boisterous step-grandchildren and living an easy life; after all, she needn't get out of her chair...but it's also quite lonely...until a young neighbour, Sakara turns up needing her help, and daughter Joan drops by and she's in tears, she's only fifty and the bus driver asked her for her bus pass!

The Three decide to unite on a mission to be fitter and healthier. It doesn't sound much fun to Ma Kelly, but the results are hilarious and she ends up going to the Games!

Interwoven with songs, and a dance or two, you may find yourself wanting to join them...

Plus tea and biscuits and the chance to have a go yourself to the strains of the music from the sixties.

For more information contact Victoria
ATTIC 020 8640 6800
info@attictheatrecompany.com
http://www.attictheatrecompany.com/

Saturday 22 January 2011

HELEN O'GRADY DRAMA ACADEMY

SATURDAY TERM TIMES 10.30-12.30PM
The worlds Largest Drama Academy comes to the Nettlefold, offering a self development programme guarenteed to benefit your child.

Classes available in three groups
Lower primary 5-8 years
Upper Primary 9-11 years
Youth Theatre 12 years plus

The benefits are many:
  • speak and move confidently
  • answer in full sentences
  • feel good about themselves
  • improve their confidence
  • increase self-esteem
  • improve commitment
  • act in plays
  • work in group situations
  • meet new friends
  • discuss social issues
  • improve lsiteninf skills
  • encourage English language skills

Principal: Neil O'Gorman

21 Benhurst Gardens,
Croyden
Cr2 8NT

For details contact Neil on
Tel: 020 8239 0053