23rd- 26th September SOUTH DEVON WALKING FESTIVAL South Devon
By running a compact Festival over a 4-day long weekend, the festival is now able to focus on walking in a new way! Sometimes the walk itself is the “event”; at other times, walking forms part of a larger, more varied event – perhaps it’s the best way to get there or the most enjoyable way to become involved. This inclusive approach enables participation from others outside the “walking” sector and offers a whole range of opportunities to appeal to all ages – all abilities – and all interests. Wherever you are in the South Hams over that weekend, we do hope you will find something to excite you from an action packed programme. For more information, call 01548 853195
1st- 2nd October DARTMOUTH FISHING FESTIVAL Dartmouth Tel: 01803 834224
THEATRE
12th- 17th September AGATHA CHRISTIE’S VERDICT Princess Theatre Torquay The Agatha Christie Theatre Company, now in its sixth outstanding year, is proud to present Verdict, the most riveting and compelling drama by the undisputed ‘Queen of Crime.’ A superb cast includes Emmerdale’s Susan Penhaligon, Robert Duncan (Gus Hedges in the multi award-winning comedy Drop the Dead Donkey), Peter Byrne (Dixon of Dock Green), Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom in the hugely successful Harry Potter film series), Elizabeth Power (Eastenders) and 60’s pop idol Mark Wynter. Tel 0844 871 3023 24hrs a day
20th- 24th September ANNIE (TOPS) Princess Theatre Torquay Annie is the story of how hope
triumphs over adversity. It is the perfect ‘feel-good’ musical that can be enjoyed by the whole family and will have you humming along to all the familiar tunes. Tel 0844 871 3023
t 01803 839 626 e
dartmouth@francis-stone.com
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