Stage Diary by Benny Davis
Going Out - Page 42
by Suzanna Mace. Bugsy wil l be performed in October. Box Office will open 1st of September. If you would like to learn more about amateur theatre, please visit their website at
www.carelinetheatre.com.
Welcome to the Stage Diary, a column that since it was first launched in 2007, has become a major central point of reference to amdram on the Costa Blanca. Not only does it act as a guide to what’s on in all the regions, but is also an important on-line introduction to potential expat’s researching community life in Spain. It also acts as a planning guide to assist groups avoid unnecessary clashes of production dates.
Calpe Gilbert and Sullivan Society: The society is now in the early stages of rehearsal for next year’s concert production of Ruddigore. They will be taking a break for the summer from the end of
June, but will start rehearsals again on Wednesday 2nd September. Contact musical director Aileen on 696 514 613 for more information.
Campoverde Theatre Group: The Group is now well into rehearsals for their next production, Let Us Entertain You, a variety show to be staged at the Casa de Cultura, San Miguel de Salinas on 19th, 20th and 21st June. The group meet on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Community Centre, Blue Lagoon at 2pm and welcome new members, especially men, singers and soloists and back stage crew. For more information or for tickets, contact Jude on 966 844 460.
Cantabile Ladies Choir: 340 Euros was donated to La Siesta Church Management after their well-received performance of Faure’s Requiem. If you are interested in joining a group of sociable, friendly ladies, you will be given a warm welcome. Rehearsals take place every Friday from 2:45 to 4:45pm at La Siesta Church. For further information, please contact MD, Jennifer Morton, on 966 796 866 or email:
jen-morton@hotmail.co.uk.
Careline Theatre: Last month’s play, An Inspector Calls, was well received by Alcalali audiences. Careline’s next production is the famous Musical play, Bugsy Malone. This production is being directed by Lee Walker and choreographed
Costa Blanca Male Voice Choir: The Choir ’s summer programme concludes after some memorable performances i nc l udi ng t he i r flagship summer
concert in Teulada last month. The season finishes with a performance ‘Glyndebourne in Gata’ on the 28th June, a season where the choir has gone from strength to strength, plus the launch of its first CD ‘As Long as I have Music’ and its sponsorship deal with Telitec Communications. Details of the choir on
www.costablancamalevoicechoir.com.
Footlights Theatre Group: This Calpe based Company is rehearsing its November 2015 show, the multi award winning Broadway musical Annie. Footlights are very keen to recruit additional performers to join their ranks. The principal line up is almost complete, although they still need an older actor to play President Roosevelt. They meet on Thursday evenings. For more information, contact the Director on 965 870 198, or
secretary.footlights@
gmail.com.
Jávea Players: What a lovely way to spend a summer’s evening; an alfresco dinner with wine in a beautiful courtyard followed by the enjoyment of a very amusing play. Think so? Then, book yourself in for the Javea Players’ Summer Show,
6th July to 11th July staged in the centre of Javea’s historic old town. Dinner 7pm. Inclusive price 15 Euros. Book on 966 472 876 or
boxofficejp@gmail.com.
Melody Makers International:
Female Focus
Next concert, Some Enchanted Evening featuring the music of Rogers and Hammerstein on 27th June at the Orihuela Costa Resort. M.M.I will be joined by the fabulous voices of the Cantemos Youth Choir. New members are always made very welcome so come along on any Tuesday evening to the Asturias Restaurant, Punta Prima. Tickets available at La Ponderosa, La Zenia or contact Nigel on 966 775 976.
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