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Oliva Drama and Cultural Association: ODCA is busy rehearsing their 2015 pantomime, Aladdin, to be staged at the Olympia Theatre in Oliva on 25th and 26th February. Tickets 5€ public, 4€ members. Please contact Elaine
Hyderman: 962 855 764, or email:
olivadramagroup@gmail.com for more information.
Orihuela Costa Ma l e Vo i c e Choir: On 25th April the choir will be hosting two joint concerts at La Zenia Church with the ladies of the Chivenor Branch of the Military Wives Choir, made famous by Gareth Malone on the BBC. In the spring, OCMVC will tour Abrir. They will also be hosting joint concerts with the Costa Blanca Male Voice Choir in June. Contact Nigel on 96 677 5976 or pop along to La Zenia Church at 11am Thursday mornings.
Phoenix Dancers: The dancers are now rehearsing t h e i r n e x t s h ow f o r the children of Emaús. Confirmation date will be announced next month. In the meantime, they are always on the lookout for new dancers and singers, so if this is you, get in touch
with choreographer Phaedra: 607 290 896. Or pop along to one of their rehearsals at Marcia’s Dance Studio, in Calpe.
Rojales Pantomime Group: Although their recent pantomime had a few blunders, the audience loved it and went home smiling. Saturday saw loads of kids, English and Spanish alike, all enjoying the usual screams and shouts that make a traditional family pantomime. Look on their website to see the cast of Cinderella in costume. Interested in joining for next year? Tel Mandy: 685 302 529.
www.rojalespantomime.com.
Rascals: Both Sides of the Pond is in rehearsal. The product ion is split between song, dance and comedy from America and the continent. Check out
the Rascals on their website
www.therascals.org to view pictures and videos of past shows. The group is committed to work in the local community, not only raise money for charity, but help where they can. Phone Jill on 966 727 282.
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Smile Charity group: present A Night of Live Rock ‘n’ Roll, with Woody and the Peckers, at Restaurante El Al t o La Do l o r e s , Guardamar, Friday the 27th February. Tickets 10€ include a two course meal and show available from the Restaurant and ‘The Post Room Benijófar’, or call: 966 712 382. The evening will be raising funds for ‘The Benijófar Crisis Appeal’. A sell-out evening is anticipated.
Sounds Familiar: Back To The Musicals will be staged in Calpe, 26th February and in Ondara on 6th March. Songs from Les Mis, Starlight Express, Miss Saigon, Seven Brides, Chicago and more. Rehearsals, Benissa,
Monday evenings. Interested in joining the Company? Contact Philip Ashley for more information: 965 581 483, email
philip@soundsfamiliar.es or visit the group’s website
www.soundsfamiliar.es.
Stagestruck: Presentation made to San Fulgencio school and theatre for 800€ to set up a Tannoy system for the back stage dressing rooms. Also 200€ was donated to the local school to provide extra lessons for the none Spanish children falling behind with the language. For further information, contact:
jendexbaz78@yahoo.com.
The Actors Studio: The Company are planning their next show, more details next month. They meet on Monday evenings at the Alzheimer’s Day Centre, Avenida de la
Estación 1, Torrevieja from 7pm to 9pm for actors and non actors. The photo shows the group from a previous show. Further details from David on 966 704 097.
The Chaplaincy Players: The Players latest production Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door, a comedy by Andrew Rea, will be staged at The Cardinal Belluga Theatre, San Fulgencio on Friday 20th and Saturday 21st March at 7.30pm. Their last production was enthusiastically received and they say more fun is on the way. Further information from Andrew:
ahrea2@yahoo.co.uk.
If you would like your group to be included on a strictly regular monthly basis in this column, please contact
benny@female-focus.com for full details.
Information updated on the 17th of every month for the following month.
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