Spotlight
presents this classic movie 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
ADMISSION
FREE
Classic
Musical -[Dementia Friendly FILM]
Monday
3rd March 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
"The
Vicar of Dibley" LIVE
April
12 2.30pm & 7.30pm 13 2.30pm
Shiptonthorpe
Community Theatre presents the
stage adaptation of the Vicar of Dibley which takes its source
from the first two series of the show aired between 1994 and
1998.
With
Dibley Parish Council preparing to meet and greet its
new vicar it is shocked when Geraldine Granger arrives and announces
that she is to be their new vicar.
Can
she with the help of Alice Tinker win over the support of the
Village and the Parish Council.?
Will
her relationship with Hugo Horton turn to love?
Will
everything end happily ever after ?
Come
along and see for yourself the goings on in Dibley.
A
hilarious evening watching all your favorite characters from
the television series.
All
tickets £12
"caravan
of love" LIVE DARK IMMERSION PRODUCTIONS
May
16,17 - 7.30pm, 18 2.30pm
This
is a jukebox musical, with brand
new arrangements of popular songs woven into the stories, making
it a very unique experience!
One caravan in Scarborough, four "couples" who never
meet but are connected somehow !
Jenny
and Babs, friends forever, haven’t met for 6 years. Single
and ready to mingle they arrange a caravan holiday at to let
their hair down and hopefully meet their Prince Charming.
Best
mates Sash and Felix paried hard together in the 90’s
rave scene.They book a “luxurious” 90’s weekender
in Scarborough to relive their glory days Will it be all it’s
cracked up to be?
The
relationship of Martin and Betty, magicians and entertainers
on the caravan park for many years, begins to show cracks. Betty
wants to get a different act, while having to deal with her
conscience and a deep secret, and Martin is happy as the magician
but hides a lot of his feelings in his wicked sense of humour.
He is also holding something in, and maybe Betty's secret will
be the catalyst for him to reveal all.
Sam
and Phoebe book the caravan as a last attempt to keep their
marriage, which is crumbling due to Phoebe's drinking, which
she can't hide. Sam works late each night and finds excuses
not to be home. Phoebe notices Sam is getting distant
but has her own little secret which could break the relationship
totally.
RECOMMENDED
AGE – 14+
All
tickets £12
"Bouncers"
LIVE
September
12,13 7.30 pm 14 2.30 pm
John
Godber'sBouncers
are back in Bridlington by very popular demand!
Bursting
with imagination and wit and presented by just four actors,
Bouncers is an outrageous and hilarious parody of the disco
scene
The
four brutish bouncers of the title portray over twenty different
characters as we are invited for a night out on the town.
We
see them as giggly girls and lads on the make preparing for
the big night out as we follow their progress to the disco floor
where we also meet an entire cross-section of disco-goers, including
Hooray Henrys, pogoing punks and drunken slobs!
The
evening’s events are set against the tatty glitzy glamour,
flashing lights and pulsating beat of the nightclub, as seen
through the eyes of Judd, Ralph, Les and Lucky Eric
An
exhilarating night out for all concerned. `Consistently entertaining.’
- Evening Standard. `Bouncers is brilliant.’ - Daily Mail.
