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BOB HOPE THEATRE 
Wed 3rd — Sat 6th 
TEPOS MUSIC BOX 
Wed 24th — Sat 
 Mar 2009  
27th Mar 2009 
THE MEMORY OF WATER 
 
Wed  — Sat Eves  
ACT YOUR AGE 
 
Wed — Sat Eves  
7:45pm 
7:45pm 
 
Bar opens 7pm for pre 
Sat Mat 2:30pm 
show drinks. 
Bar opens 7pm for pre 
 
show drinks. 
 
Ticket Prices 
Ticket Prices 
Wed — Thurs 
Wed, Thu and Sat Mat 
Adults £8 
Adults £12.50 
Conc. £7 
Conc. £10 
Fri and Sat Eve 
Fri—Sat Eve 
All Tickets £8 
All Tickets £12.50 
 
 
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Meet Vi.  Always elegant.  Always glamorous.   Even at a funeral.  Even at her This hilariously entertaining musical comedy, set in a declining health spa, is in-
own funeral!  On the eve of their mother’s funeral, three sisters meet at their child- spired by today's obsession with celebrities and the paparazzi press. The spa's 
hood home.    Amidst the reminders of Vi’s unconventional and bohemian lifestyle, management, on the point of throwing in the towel as their staff resign, are thrown 
Teresa, Mary and Catherine argue about their differing recollections of their child- into greater panic by a sudden booking from a top A-list celeb. Just when things 
hood, whilst finding solace in shared memories.   The men in their lives, despite can't get worse, they do - with the invasion by the entire population of a nearby Old 
their best attempts at avoidance, also find themselves drawn into the conflict and Folk's Home, made temporarily homeless by an inept workman cutting off their wa-
even Vi is a very real presence ….. ter and electricity.  
 The solution? Hire the celeb-obsessed OAP's as extra 'staff'! Perfect... 
This dark situation comedy focuses on the strains of family relationships and the The resultant farce, with the celebrities fuelled by sex and the OAP's by Ginsing 
distortions of memory with the serious moments off-set by the total lack of deco- and Pro-Plus, with paparazzi, a jewel thief, a teenage runaway, a long-lost mother, 
rum shown by all of the characters. and a jealous fiancé thrown in for good measure (are you following this!?), results 
 
An amateur production by arrangement with Samuel French Limited 
in subterfuge, creeping around, people rushing in and out of doors, semi-clad thes-
pians swapping towels...and lots of singing! Need we say more?  
A delightful evening of fun!   
Eltham Choral Society
Spring Concert
A mixed programme of music is 
on the menu at Eltham Choral 
How the 
Society’s spring concert.
Other half Lives
Folk songs from by Hungarian 
composer Matyas Seiber and short 
There might be some embarrassed seat-shuffling between 
pieces from Faure and Handel will 
the laughs at New Eltham Community Players production 
form the hors d’ouevres. The main 
this month.
course will be a Requiem from 
Maurice Duruflé
French composer Maurice Durufle.
1902 – 1986 French 
Alan Ayckbourn’s  ‘How The Other Half Loves’ is an ingenious, funny 
composer, and 
and brilliantly crafted masterpiece, which juggles time and space 
An optional treat for afters will be a 
organist.
to present the lives and loves, passion and panic of three married 
buffet meal, an innovation for the 
couples.
choral society, who will be guided 
The Requiem, op. 9, by 
in their performance by former 
Maurice Duruflé was 
It’s a play of love and laughter, meals and mayhem. Like all of 
Ayckbourn’s comedies, it is about the precise interaction of sex and 
musical director Nicholas Jenkins, 
commissioned in 1947 
and is written in memory 
class in modern English society.
returning as guest conductor.
of the composer's father. 
The work is for mixed choir 
The action leads to a string of misunderstandings and farcical 
The Spring concert and buffet will 
with mezzo-soprano and 
events with hilarious consequences in his best loved comedies, but 
be at St Lukes Church, Westmount 
baritone soloists. It exists 
in three orchestrations: 
be warned…it’s only funny because it tackles serious issues. Road, Saturdsay 20th March at 7.30 
one for organ alone, one 
pm.. Tickets, priced £10 with buffet 
for organ with string 
‘How the Other Half Loves’ by Alan Ayckbourn is at The Centre, 
and £6 without are available from 
orchestra, and one for 
Footscray Road, New Eltham on Friday and Saturday March 12 and 
Norman’s Music or 020 8850 3532. 
organ and full orchestra..
13 at 8pm, tickets £6 from 01322 613128.
Be a good neighbour 
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