What’s on in East Northants EVITA by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber
An Amateur Youth Group Production from 2nd -5th October at St Mary the Virgin, Church Hill, Finedon NN9 5NR
Evita brings to life the dynamic, larger-than-life persona of Eva Peron. Beginning with a young and ambitious Eva, the production follows her meteoric rise to sainthood. The story tells of the wealth and power she gained and the means by which she became the beloved Evita.
This production is from Centre Stage Productions - who successfully brought to you ‘Les Miserables’ and ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ last year and like ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ will be performed in Finedon’s St. Mary’s Parish Church, with whom we will once again share the profits.
NOT TO BE MISSED this fabulous show on your doorstep whilst supporting both Finedon Community Centre and the Parish Church! Tickets £10 & £12 from: 01933 398377
HANK WANGFORD (with Brad Breath)
Presented by the Finedon Sessions on Friday 1st November from 8pm at Finedon Community Centre, Wellingborough Road, Finedon NN9 5LG (
www.hankwangford.co.uk)
The Uk’s most original country performer, the legendary Hank Wangford has been performing his enormously popular, very special kind of ‘tongue in check Country music’ for nearly 30 years, his trademark cocktail of ‘misery, melody and raw emotion’ notable for its humour, cheerful irony, and occasional biting political comment.
Appearing at Finedon as a formidable duo with his sidekick, Brad Breath (aka Andy Roberts), any opportunity to experience this outstanding performer should not be missed! To book tickets at £10 each call 01933 39837
Christmas Market & Craft Fair
Sunday 17th November 11am-3pm. Join us at Finedon Community Centre for a fantastic early Christmas shopping day when we shall have 30 interesting and varied stalls, Father Christmas in his Grotto, Fun and games for the children plus hot & cold refreshments all day! Anyone interested in having a stall on the day for £10 each please call 01933 398377.
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