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8<br />
Free Festival<br />
Citadel Arts are inviting families to <strong>St</strong> <strong>Helens</strong> Town Centre<br />
on Saturday 4th <strong>Sep</strong>tember for ‘In the <strong>St</strong>reet’, a free family<br />
festival.<br />
From 10am – 4.30pm the local charity is presenting a<br />
fun filled day for all the family as they bring some of the<br />
best children’s and family shows to Church <strong>St</strong>reet for a<br />
completely free outdoor theatre experience that you’ll<br />
never forget.<br />
Throughout this special event families can: help create<br />
the pinkiest pink in ‘The Lost Colour’, witness ‘The<br />
Weather Machine’ make magic out of dance and weather,<br />
celebrate classic rave music and nature in ‘Family Bird<br />
Rave Live’, go on a heroic walk about adventure in ‘There<br />
be Monsters’ and for those who love music, they’ll be able<br />
to hear songs about all topics under (and above) the Sun<br />
in ‘Now That’s What I Call A Lot Of Songs About Science’.<br />
Performances start every 30 minutes so bring chairs &<br />
blankets, pack a picnic and spend the whole day with<br />
Citadel Arts. For more information and show times head<br />
to the website www.citadel.org.uk<br />
Chief Executive, Fay Lamb says: “At Citadel Arts we believe<br />
the magic of theatre has the power to change people’s<br />
lives. After what has been such a difficult period for<br />
everyone, we wanted to come back with a bang and<br />
provide the families of <strong>St</strong> <strong>Helens</strong> with a fantastic event<br />
with something for everybody. We can’t wait to bring<br />
the magical world of Citadel Arts back to the streets of<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Helens</strong>”.<br />
Bouncers<br />
It’s curtains up for Rainhill’s Musical Theatre Company<br />
next weekend as they stage their first performance since<br />
restrictions were lifted. One of the most celebrated plays<br />
of the 20th century, Bouncers, a play that epitomises the<br />
hedonism of Northern nightlife, is set in and around a<br />
nightclub called Mr Cinders.<br />
The action is focused on the exploits of the four doorman<br />
and the nightclub’s customers. Bouncers runs on Friday<br />
10th and Saturday 11th <strong>Sep</strong>tember at Rainhill Village Hall<br />
on Dane Court.<br />
Tickets are £10 and you can book via www.<br />
rainhillmusicaltheatrecompany.co.uk.<br />
WE ARE NOW OPEN<br />
AGAIN...<br />
7 DAYS A WEEK!!!
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