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The Swan Theatre & Huntingdon Hall Programme of Events

December 2019 - March 2020

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<strong>The</strong> Adult Panto -<br />

Peter Panties<br />

Saturday 22nd February at 7.30pm. Tickets £18<br />

<strong>The</strong>y’re back again! Oh yes they are! <strong>The</strong> Market <strong>The</strong>atre Company returns<br />

to corrupt another traditional pantomime classic beyond recognition. This<br />

fearless company <strong>of</strong> three actors brings you an evening <strong>of</strong> corny jokes,<br />

raunchy plots and blatant sexual<br />

innuendo using a minimum <strong>of</strong> set, props<br />

and costume. Prolong that all too short<br />

seasonal spirit and get ready for an<br />

evening <strong>of</strong> slick, fast-moving, farcical<br />

fun and bawdy sexual innuendo (did we<br />

mention the innuendo?) for adults only.<br />

“Quintessentially British…Like a Carry On<br />

film made by a Rugby Club!” <strong>The</strong> Stage<br />

Suitable for ages 16+<br />

Worcester Concert Club presents<br />

<strong>The</strong> Frith Piano Quartet (Hirer)<br />

Sunday 23rd<br />

February at 3pm<br />

Tickets £17 (Students £5)<br />

Benjamin Frith – piano, David Le Page<br />

– violin, Robin Ireland – viola, Richard<br />

Jenkinson – cello<br />

<strong>The</strong> Frith Piano Quartet was formed in 2001 by<br />

a group <strong>of</strong> like-minded musicians who wanted<br />

to explore the wealth <strong>of</strong> wonderful music written for the piano quartet<br />

medium. Over the years the quartet has performed the complete piano<br />

quartets <strong>of</strong> Brahms, Dvorak, Faure, Mozart and also not so <strong>of</strong>ten performed<br />

gems as Frank Bridge, Arthur Bliss and Richard Strauss. In today’s concert two<br />

major works <strong>of</strong> Mozart and Brahms will be performed in addition to a lesser<br />

known, but beautiful work by the 20th century Spanish composer Turina.<br />

Sunday 23rd<br />

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7.30pm<br />

Tickets £9<br />

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Singer-songwriter Julie July & guitarist-composer<br />

Don Mac present a programme <strong>of</strong> live music<br />

bringing together a variety <strong>of</strong> established<br />

musicians and relatively unknown talented<br />

artists for informal live performances.<br />

Singer-songwriter Jon Bird performs with his<br />

band JB’s Backwater Road Band with original<br />

blues and folk-rock songs from his new album.<br />

He brings with him sought-after drummer Ben Haynes, ‘slow-burn’ Kennedy<br />

(bass), and one <strong>of</strong> the finest electric slide players in the Midlands, Quinn<br />

Lam. Also joining is the artist Jinder as part <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> Silver Age Tour. 2019 was a<br />

banner year for Jinder, with his single Keep Me In Your Heart featuring in the<br />

hit movie Fisherman’s Friends.<br />

worcesterlive.co.uk 31<br />

WL DEC-MAR 2020 (64pp) 9.10.19 copy.indd 31 09/10/2019 16:33

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