Category Archives: Theatre

Community, News, Theatre

“Live & Local” Marketing Assistant wanted


“Live&Local”, the organization that provides the show that we put on in the Wing Village Hall and other locations are looking for a Marketing Assistant.

£16,772 to £18,251 subject to experience (full time/ 35 hrs per week/ flexi-time) with supplementary payments for any additional weekend and unsociable hours worked.

Joining a team of ten in Warwick the Marketing Assistant supports the Marketing & Communications Manager in all aspects of marketing and communications, with specific responsibility for print management for the live rural & community touring scheme and the community cinema scheme, communications (delegated elements of PR and media/ press function, including digital media), and will deputise for the Marketing & Communications Manager (MCM) in their absence.

You should have a passion for the arts and be an efficient and enthusiastic person with good organisational, communication and computer skills, a friendly personality, good written English and an eye for design. Previous arts marketing experience essential.

Deadline: Monday 29 October 2018, 5pm

Interviews: w/c Monday 05 November 2018

Starting: w/c Monday 10 December 2018 (latest) or earlier

Application pack: available for download

Application: via online application form only

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Community, Events, History, News, Theatre

Pantomime


Joy Everitt
Pantomime!

Hello

I am chairman of Arts for Rutland and wondered if you would be kind enough to pass this opportunity onto your contacts.

Calling all actors and crew! The Rutlanders Return is a newly written play about life in rural Rutland after the end of WW1. It is being professionally directed by Martin Berry, musically directed by Matt Marks and stage managed by Graham Ellstone. The play is being written by Andy Barrett from Nottingham and we need cast and crew.
The project has been funded by the Heritage Lottery, Oakham Town Council, Uppingham Town Council and Rutland WW1 committee. The material for the script has been researched by a group of local historians and is being transformed into a dramatic performance with music.
A great chance to learn from the professional team. Please come along to Oakham Scout Hut Grampian way Oakham on September 2nd at 11.30am or see A4R.org.uk for more information. Performances 25th to 28th October in Oakham, Uppingham, Kendrew Barracks, Cottesmore and South Luffenham.
Contact joy.everitt@gmail.com for more details

Community, Events, News, Theatre, Village Hall

The Andy Lawrenson Trio presents The Gypsy Jazz Celebration -Wing VH Saturday March 24, 2018


Licensed bar from 7:15pm.

Show starts at 7:30pm.

Tickets £10 each available from John Hackett,  01572 737394 johnahackett@btinternet.com

This is a stylish, humorous and very entertaining portrayal of a style of music originally pioneered by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli in 1930s Paris – performed by three talented musicians on acoustic guitar, violin and double bass. Numbers include “It had to be you’, “Fascinating rhythm”, “Lady Be Good”, “Sweet Georgia Brown” and many others! Please book early to secure your ticket for what will be another popular show.

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Community, Events, News, Theatre

The Andy Lawrenson Trio present The Gypsy Jazz Celebration


Saturday March 24, 2018 – Wing Village Hall

We have another musical event lined up for the Village Hall as above. This is not via Centre Stage on this occasion.

There is a licensed bar from 7.15pm. The show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 each obtainable from John Hackett 01572 737394 johnahackett@btinternet.com

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There is a website www.andylawrenson.co.uk with lots more detail. Essentially this is a stylish, humorous and very entertaining portrayal of a style of music originally pioneered by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli in 1930’s Paris. Performed by three talented musicians on acoustic guitar, violin and double bass.

Numbers include ‘it had to be you’, ‘honeysuckle rose’, ‘fascinating rhythm’, ‘lady be good’, ‘moonglow’, ‘misty’, ‘sweet Georgia Brown’ and many others.