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Peter Roughead and theTweed River Jazz BandFirst Sunday monthly6 Mar (8pm), and 8.30pm on 3 Apr,1 May, 3 Jul, 7 AugPeter Roughead and the Tweed River Jazz Band continuetheir free performances in the luxurious surroundings ofthe Stage Door Bar.Trumpeter Peter Roughead has been playing the muchlovedtraditional New Orleans-style of jazz for nearlysixty years. He is an honorary citizen of the City of NewOrleans and has performed with some of the brightestand best in the business. It’s no wonder that he andhis band have over the years remained the best NewOrleans-style outfit in the region.This is an opportunity to enjoy some great jazz for free,with donations benefiting the British Heart Foundationgratefully accepted.Matt Seattle BandFri 11 Mar 7.30pmA sonic carpet of pipes, accordion, guitar and MiddleEastern percussion to transport you from the Eildonsto Elfland.£8.50 / £6.50 concs, TAMs ticket £5.50Henry Travers StudioAntic Hay Folk BandSun 20 Mar & Sun 22 May 7pmTwo free shows with the Borders-based three-piecefolk band.Free | Stage Door BarFree/Donation | Stage Door BarLongridge Towers SchoolAnnieFri & Sat 11 & 12 Mar 7.30pmThe story of a spirited, red-headed orphan who decidesto run away to find her parents. Her luck improves whenbillionaire Oliver ‘Daddy’ Warbucks decides to invite anorphan to spend a week with him... Featuring muchlovedmusical numbers such as It’s a Hard Knock Life,You’re Never Dressed Without a Smile and, of course,Tomorrow, the Longridge Towers production of Annie issure to be enjoyed by audiences young and old.By kind permission of Josef Weinberger LtdMusic by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin CharninDirected by Lydia LeeStalls £7.50 / £5.50 concs, Circle £8.50,Box Seat £10, Family £21Berwick Operatic SocietySingin’ in the RainWed-Sat 23-26 Mar 7.30pm nightly2.30pm Sat MatinéeFollowing the huge success of last year’s production ofCarousel, Berwick Operatic Society return with Singin’in the Rain, one of the most-loved and celebratedmusicals of all time. Singin’ in the Rain contains all ofthe ingredients of an iconic musical, in fact, it helpedset the standard: unforgettable songs, legendary danceroutines, swashbuckling heroes, glamorous film stars andhilarious side kicks - not to mention a villain or two...By kind permission of Josef Weinberger LtdScreenplay by Betty Comeden & Adolph GreenSongs by Nacio Herb Brown & Arthur FreedDirected by Wendy PaynMusical Director Diana Harris£9.50 / £8 concs, £7 Matinée onlyMusicTheatre35