Bubblegum, Soda & POP!

Hi everybody! Phoenix Players are putting a new show in just a few weeks! It's on Saturday the 16th of April and, so far, this is the only date you'll be able to see it... But there are two shows to watch: one at 2.30pm and another at 7pm. Some more information about the show: "Our next show is light-hearted revue of girl bands from the 50s, 60s & 70s that were the precursor to the Spice Girls and others. Bubblegum, Soda and Pop is an original piece written by David Armitt for the group and it takes the form of a musical revue with lots of your favourite pop songs from these decades. The show will be performed at Nettlefold Hall, West Norwood for one night only on Saturday 16th of April, though depending on demand we may add a second show. The casting for this show is now complete. Cast will reopen again in late April when we start preparing for our Summer show. If you'd like to be kept in touch about this, please go to our website to join our mailing list and find some more information." Tickets: Adults £8, Concessions £5 (group and family discounts also available) Contact: 0781 832 33 11 And you can also book online HERE. We hope you enjoy the show! See you soon!

Fundraising Event - Stand Up, Be Counted! Part 2

Stand Up, Be Counted! Part 2 - Fundraising Event

Welcome welcome!
Black History Month may be coming to a close but that doesn't mean events stop there!

On the 13th of November the Lewisham Black Fathers' Support Group comes to pay us a visit once again bringing with them a host of amazing performers:

Roger "more love" Robin
Carroll "i'm so sorry" Thompson
Victor "at the club" Evans
Plus
Soulcyde & Elements Band featuring Cutty Williams and Patrick Augustus

Doors open at 9pm with the show starting at 10pm sharp.
Show ends at 1am.
Tickets are £20 with food and drinks on sale on the night.

So, please come and join us! Don't miss this fantastic event!

"The Lewisham Way Youth & Community Centre is a voluntary project and a registered charity, established in the London Borough of Lewisham in 1973. The Centre is a well known and respected organisation that provides valuable services for the local community, especially for children and young people living in the borough. The Black Fathers' Support Group, established in May 2009, currently provides the salary for one teacher and has supplied uniforms forthe students at the Princess Diana of Wales School in Kololu, The Gambia, West Africa. The Black Fathers' Support Group is in the process of building our own school in Kololi, The Gambia, West Africa and this is our second fundraising event."
(taken from the poster above)

Here is our address and some other informationwe hope you might find useful:

The Nettlefold Hall/West Norwood Library
1 Norwood High Street
West Norwood
London
SE27 9JX

Rail: West Norwood Station (2min walk) or Tulse Hill (10min walk)
Nearest tube: Brixton
Buses: 2, 68, 196, 322, 468

We hope you'll join us for this great show!