Events on 16 Mar 2013

This passionate, emotive and vibrant show makes the universal personal as it encourages us to reconsider the importance of community in today’s changing world. Age: 10+ Friday 8th March 1pm 7.30pm Saturday 9th March 3.30pm 7.30pm Sunday 10th March 2pm 5.30pm Tuesday 12th March 7.30pm Wednesday 13th March 7.30pm (pre-show talk tbc) Thursday 14th March 1pm 7.30pm Friday 15th March 7.30pm Saturday 16th March 3.30pm 7.30pm Sunday 17th March 2pm 5.30pm

Saturday Shed is a great opportunity for young people to develop their performance skills using our proven teaching methods and unique performance style. Led by our highly experienced and energetic staff, each session will involve movement, drama, singing and story-making. Every workshop is different and designed so that a child of any ability can come to all sessions, or drop in to one session from time to time.

Over 50 Golden Years of MOTOWN music are remembered in this outstanding musical tribute featuring The Motown Brothers quartet and an incredible live band. Covering songs from almost all of the original male artists associated with the Tamla Motown label this show features songs from legendary artistes such as The Temptations, The Four Tops, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson Five, The Isley Brothers and many, many more. How Sweet It Is is a totally live experience featuring the best Motown classics, played as they should be played, live for that great Motown feel. With new songs, new routines, and new costumes this is a fresh look at those old Motown favourites. “They have the moves, the looks, the voice, and every Motown classic you could ask for...” Jersey Evening Post Book Tickets Now Box Office: 0208 807 6680 Online: www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk

Conductor: Philip Gibson Soloist: Diana Mathews viola Programme: Dag Wirén – Serenade for String Orchestra Op.11 Telemann - Viola Concerto in G Lutosławski – 5 Folk Melodies for String Orchestra Gordon Jacob - Viola Concerto No 2 Britten - Simple Symphony

Forty Hall & Estate are delighted to announce a new contemporary art installation that is set to challenge your perception of heritage. Acclaimed live artist Richard Layzell reveals his personal exploration of Forty Hall & Estate through performance and work with local residents. Richard’s installation, incorporating a performance element, will take Forty Hall & Estate’s as inspiration and expose a contemporary twist on its history, prompting you to think differently about this beautiful place. Richard Layzell is a London-based artist who works in installation, video and performance internationally.