arts Attack Arts Drop everything!
winning writer Simon Beaufoy’s rip-roaring comedy The Full Monty hit the London stage to rave reviews – and now it will be going all the way in Tunbridge Wells’ Assembly Hall Theatre from Monday, 9th to Saturday, 14th March. Direct from the West End and featuring songs from Donna Summer, Hot Chocolate and Tom Jones, this live adaptation of the 1997 fi lm follows the story of six out of work
I 72 n 2014 Oscar-
Sheffi eld steelworkers with nothing left to lose but their dignity.
Foot-stomping performances from a fantastic cast, including former Footballers’ Wives and Dancing On Ice star Gary Lucy, guarantee a night packed full of the hilarious and heartfelt musical moments that made the original a modern British classic. • For more information, or to book tickets, call 01892 530613 or visit www.
assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk
Project One for TGS’ biggest-ever art competition
Taking place over fi ve months, 12 students from Tonbridge Grammar School will participate in fi ve distinctive art-based tasks for fi ve local businesses and schools. Each of the tasks will be
different and require creative thinking, risk taking and ingenious originality. At the close of the competition, in partnership with INDEX and The Tonbridge Grammar School Play Your Part Scheme, there will be three winners and
an overall Head Teacher’s prize. Project One for the participating students is to create a wall hanging for the Scotts Project Trust, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Scotts’ mission is ‘to provide a safe and supportive environment for adults with learning disabilities that enables each of them to realise their potential for fulfi lled and happy lives’.
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