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Pagefor info and tour details for
Lancaster Castle, Lancaster Priory Church, St Peter's RC Cathedral,
Atkinson's Coffee Shop, Lancaster Town Hall, The Cottage Museum,
The Friends' Meeting House, The Grand Theatre and more in Lancaster,
Morecambe and the surrounding area.
Live Band: 'The Detectives' 9pm to 11.30pm The
Penny Bank, Lancaster Town Centre/ Admission free. The Detectives
play a mixture of well known and quirky covers in a variety of styles
from the 1920's to 1990's (mainly 1950's to 1980's). Dave - acoustic
guitar, bass, piano, vocals; Greg - drums, bongos, percussion; Lynn
– saxes, flute, piccolo, clarinet, piano; Rob - electric and
acoustic guitars, bass and vocals. Tel: 0775 4426622
Tue 29 & Wed 30
POSTPONED
DUE TO ILLNESS: ‘Copenhagen’ by Michael Frayn.
7.30pm. The Gregson. Lancaster. £8.00 A dramatisation of the
historic meeting in Copenhagen in 1941 between two physicists –
one German, one Danish. The two men were old friends and colleagues
who found themselves on opposite sides in a world war and embroiled
in the race to create the atomic bomb. Why did they meet?A play
about friendship and moral responsibility, takeing us on a journey
through the dilemma that beset such men in today’s world.
‘Copenhagen’ received the Evening Standard Award for
best play of 1998 and also won the Tony Award in the USA in 2000.
Freehold Theatre Company, directed by Alan Mathews.
Tue 29 & Wed 30
SHIFT
by Gravity and Levity. 8pm. Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster University.
LA1 4YW. £8/£6 concessions. Breathtaking performers
Gravity & Levity present an enthralling evening of dance.
SHIFT uses a moving set of wooden planks and steel bars to create
a vertigo inducing framework suspending the dancers from beams
above the stage. Gravity & Levity brings together a wealth
of British talent, including Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas,
the duo behind the legendary STOMP – now playing to sell-out
crowds around the world. www.nuffieldtheatre.com
email boxoffice@nuffieldtheatre.com
tel: 01524 594151 text: 07810 082832
Tue 29
'On the Verge'. 7.30pm, Gregson, Moor Lane. 'On
the Verge' documentary tells the story of one of the most persistent
and imaginative campaigns to emerge out of the UK's anti-war movement
and direct action scene. It follows a group of Brighton activists
in their campaign to shut down weapons manufacturer EDO-MBM, who
make parts for weapons used against Palstinians and Iraqis. Followed
by discussion with Smash Edo activists. Donations welcome. www.schnews.org.uk/schmovies/index-on-the-verge.htm
29
Round Midnight (jazz). The John O Gaunt.
Wed 30 -Fri May 2
Heysham operatic Society present Die Fledermaus. 7.15pm.
Grand Theatre, St Leonardgate, Lancaster £9. Heysham Operatic
Society, well known for their Gilbert and Sullivan productions,
are venturing into the world of opera, with this production of Strauss’
light-hearted opera, Die Fledermaus. Strauss’ famous score
together with a company of well-known local artistes and singers
will
contribute to a memorable evening’s performance for all. Tel:
01524 64695
Wed 30
Hotcha
(Gypsy Jazz). 12.45pm. The Platform in Morecambe. Until
approximately 1.30pm. Admission is free but donations are welcome.
30
Heysham Neighbourhood Council's AGM and Quarterly Public
Meeting. 7.30pm Heysham Youth & Community Centre (Pre-School).
All welcome.
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POSTPONED
DUE TO ILLNESS: ‘Copenhagen’ by Michael Frayn.
7.30pm. The Gregson. Lancaster. £8.00 A dramatisation of the
historic meeting in Copenhagen in 1941 between two physicists –
one German, one Danish. The two men were old friends and colleagues
who found themselves on opposite sides in a world war and embroiled
in the race to create the atomic bomb. Why did they meet?A play
about friendship and moral responsibility, takeing us on a journey
through the dilemma that beset such men in today’s world.
‘Copenhagen’ received the Evening Standard Award for
best play of 1998 and also won the Tony Award in the USA in 2000.
Freehold Theatre Company, directed by Alan Mathews. 
SHIFT
by Gravity and Levity. 8pm. Nuffield Theatre, Lancaster University.
LA1 4YW. £8/£6 concessions. Breathtaking performers
Gravity & Levity present an enthralling evening of dance.
SHIFT uses a moving set of wooden planks and steel bars to create
a vertigo inducing framework suspending the dancers from beams
above the stage. Gravity & Levity brings together a wealth
of British talent, including Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas,
the duo behind the legendary STOMP – now playing to sell-out
crowds around the world. 
Hotcha
(Gypsy Jazz). 12.45pm. The Platform in Morecambe. Until
approximately 1.30pm. Admission is free but donations are welcome.
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