COTSWOLD
What’s on
MARCH, APRIL & MAY 2014
The Ultimate Show. A stunningly beautiful blend of music, vocals and dance brought to life by an amazing cast of 17. Sundial Theatre, April 21-23. Box office as above.
Dance and
BRISTOL Dirty Dancing. The classic story on stage is an unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing. Bristol Hippodrome March 15-April 5. www.
bristolhippodrome.org.uk
LECHLADE Music Festival. Popular three-day festival, held at Riverside Country Park, along the banks of the Thames in Lechlade. Over 80 bands and performers will bring quality live music to the event along with free family workshops and a burlesque revue. This year there is also increased camping, food village, funfair, real ales, stalls, and more. Children 12 and under go free. May Bank Holiday weekend, May 23-25.
www.lechladefestival.co.uk
OXFORD Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. A brand new restaged version of the classic American Frontier dance musical starring Sam Attwater, as Adam and Helena Blackman, as Milly. New Theatre Oxford, March 10-15.
atgtickets.com/oxford 0844 871 3020
Wychwood Music Festival. Three-day family friendly music festival with amazing music, film and comedy, workshops for all ages, kids lit festival, markets, healing gardens, circus performers, street theatre, real ales and great food. Children under 10 years go free. Cheltenham Racecourse, May 30-June 1. 01993 772580.
www.wychwoodfestival.com
Dance ‘Til Dawn. Strictly Come Dancing favourites Vincent Simone and Flavia Cacace bring their sensational new dance show to the New Theatre Oxford, May 1-3. Box office as above.
STROUD Lloyd Cole. One of the great singer- songwriters from the 80s who, along with his band The Commotions, stormed across the charts with a series of well-written art-pop hits. Subscription Rooms, April 10, 7.30pm. 01453 760900
www.subscriptionrooms.
org.uk
SWINDON The Band of the Grenadier Guards. Make your way to Swindon’s Steam Museum on Friday, March 14 and you will see The Band of the Grenadier Guards presenting a very special concert with Swindon Male Voice Choir.
CHELTENHAM Fiddler on The Roof. Directed by Craig Revel Horwood. Paul Michael Glaser leads an all-star cast in this heart-felt and passionate musical at the Everyman Theatre from March 4-8. 01242 572573
everymantheatre.org.uk
Adam Ant. A rare opportunity to experience the 80’s pop star’s greatest hits and exciting new material live. Town Hall, April 11, 8pm. 0844 576 2210
cheltenhamtownhall.org.uk
Cinderella. The famous rags-to-riches fairytale is magically brought to life by the spectacular Vienna Festival Ballet. Bacon Theatre, March 29, 7.30pm. 01242 258002
www.viennafestivalballet. com
Cheltenham Jazz Festival. Big international names alongside the best of British talent perform at various venues around Cheltenham. April 30-May5. Festival Box Office 0844 880 8094.
www.cheltenhamfestivals.com
CIRENCESTER Gypsy Fire. This accomplished, award-winning quartet bring their brand new show The Acoustic Spectacular to the Sundial Theatre on Saturday, March 22, 7.30pm. 0844 8700 887
www.sundial-
theatre.co.uk
40 COTSWOLDESSENCE ESSENCE | March - 2014
The Band’s 40 musicians will perform music that inspires excitement, nostalgia and emotion, performing to the very highest standards of this exceptional Military Band. This very special concert is supporting Combat Stress, the UK’s leading military charity specialising in the care of Veterans’ mental health. The concert starts at 7.30pm and doors open at 6.45pm. Tickets £10, available from Swindon MVC Ticket Point - 01793 822495 or from the Steam Museum on 01793 466637.
Giselle, Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake. Three beautiful Ballets performed by The Russian State Ballet and Orchestra of Siberia, Wyvern Theatre, March 3-5. 01793 524481
wyverntheatre.org.uk
www.cotswoldessence.co.uk
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