MCDONALD’S GETTING DIZZEE
Start September by catching one of Norwich’s favourite musicals as Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat runs through until the 3rd. Then you will need to stock up with plenty of tissues for the arrival of a poignant musical, which was the talk of the West End. End Of The Rainbow comes to the city for the very first time on September 5-10. It charts the determined comeback by Judy Garland in 1968 while juggling a gruelling schedule of concerts with a drink and drugs addiction, and stars the Olivier Award-winning Tracie Bennett. Did you ever think you’d see singing sensation Jane McDonald and one of Dizzee Rascal’s chart-topping vocalists on the same stage? Well you can on September 11. Jane will be delighting her fans with her repertoire of classic songs and will be joined by special guest Daniel Pearce, the voice behind Dizzee’s chart-topping Dirtee Disco. Then the stars are definitely out for Season’s Greetings from September 12-17. The classic comedy about the trials and tribulations of a family Christmas comes from legendary playwright Alan Ayckbourn and features a top cast including Glynis Barber (Glenda Mitchell in EastEnders) and Ricky Groves (EastEnders) who is a regular visitor to Norfolk and loves The Murderers pub in Norwich! If you saw the movie, you must experience the stage play as Alan Bennett’s classic The Madness Of George III runs from September 19- 24. With a huge cast headed by Olivier Award-winning actor David Haig, this epic production combines drama, politics and humour into a vivid theatrical portrait of English history.
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STEP INTO ADULT EDUCATION
Over the last two weeks of August 16 to 18 year olds all over Norfolk have been receiving the results of GCSE and A level exams and making decisions about their futures. If you are one of them and did not get the grades you were hoping for, Norfolk County Council Adult Education service has loads of options on offer to help you decide what do to next. If you are looking to re-take the course to improve your grade Adult Ed can help. There are lots of part time courses on offer including GCSEs in English, Mathematics and Biology. If you have got your eye on the career you want or are looking around for a direction there is lots of on offer. Adult Education has a whole range of Access courses aimed at 19 years olds and over. Access courses are a great stepping-stone to higher education and can be the springboard to a career in journalism or health and social care – from midwifery to nursing or social work. But higher education is not the only option. Foundation Learning Courses can provide routes into all kinds of different careers from the practical, like hairdressing and motor mechanics, to the creative, like music. You can download a prospectus packed full of choice at
www.norfolk.gov.uk/adulteducation or call them on 0344 800 8002
24HR LIBRARY
You have a while yet, but October will see some change to your local library opening hours, but that needn’t be a drawback – with the library’s extensive Digital collection, the library can be open to you 24/7! The digital library is stocked with a wealth of titles on Audiobook formats that are available cross-platform, with most WMA Audiobooks being iPod, iPad and Windows-formatted device compatible! In just a few clicks, you can send titles to your device using the site’s software. We’re all aware that there’s a new digital kid in town though, and if you still ike the pleasure of reading rather than listening, you can fill your eReader devices with EPUB and PDF eBooks. You can also enjoy the freedom of choosing your own lending period – pick a lending period by title or by format! Then, help your library community by rating a title – if you liked it, let others know. You can find the digital library at
http://digitallibrary.norfolk.gov.uk/
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