MEMBER SECTION: COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS WIN TICKETS TO KING LEAR AND THE CBSO SUMMER CONCERT
Sing along to your favourite movie hits
Friday night on Broad Street is all about letting your hair down – and the CBSO is no different! This summer it’s all about the movies –feel the thrills of your favourite film scores played live by a world class Symphony Orchestra.
John Altman – Conductor Lance Ellington – Vocalist Hayley Sanderson – Vocalist
Includes: • Moon River from Breakfast at Tiffany’s • Windmills of Your Mind from The Thomas Crown Affair • (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life from Dirty Dancing • Unchained Melody from Ghost • My Heart Will Go On from Titanic • Let it Go from Frozen • When She Loved Me from Toy Story 2 • Happy from Despicable Me 2 • The Way You Look Tonight from Swing Time • Up Where We Belong from An Officer and a Gentleman
An outstanding anniversary show
This May, Don Warrington (Death In Paradise) will be joined on stage by a fantastic cast including Miltos Yerolemou (Game Of Thrones) and Alfred Enoch (Harry Potterand How To Get Away With Murder) in a bold new adaptation of Shakespeare’s King Lear, directed by Michael Buffong, in a year marking 400 years since the Bard’s death. The outstanding cast also includes Fraser Ayres, Rakie Ayola, Rhys
Bevan, Norman Bowman, Thomas Coombes, Sam Glen, Wil Johnson, Debbie Korley, Pepter Lunkuse, Miles Mitchell, Mark Springer, Sarah Quist and Philip Whitchurch. In an ancient Britain bound by loyalty to the clan and the power of
the sword, King Lear decides to give up his crown. As he divides the kingdom between his daughters, family ties disintegrate, order disappears and the land slides into chaos. Shakespeare’s brutal portrait of one man’s unwinding sanity takes
us from the heart of power to the cold and barren world of the outsider. It pitches Lear against his children, against nature and against the universe itself. In Talawa’s 30th anniversary year, Michael Buffong and the company
return to The REP, following their groundbreaking productions of Moon On A Rainbow Shawland All My Sons.
King Lear will run at The REP from 19 to 28 May and you could be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets to see the show live on stage on Tuesday 24 May, 7pm. All you have to do is answer the below question:
This year marks how many years since the Bard’s death?: a) 300; b) 400; c) 500
Send your answer and contact details to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com by close of play on Tuesday 12 April 2016.
WINNERS MARCH 2016 ISSUE
Winners of one of three sets of four tickets to the opening night (6 April) performance of Disney on Ice are: Rebecca Findon of Durapipe UK; Louise Smith of A&S Compaction Ltd and Deven Harris, Cookes Storage Service
Winners of a pair of tickets to Gardeners World at the NEC in June are: Dave Barker of Durapipe UK; Clare Lubrano, Raphael Design Limited; Denise Spooner, Dunlop Aircraft Tyres Ltd; Phil Megson, Quiet Storm Solutions Ltd; Geoff Whittingham, Prime Solutions and Simon Beacham, ABC Solutions (UK) Ltd.
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Great movie songs are the theme tunes to all our lives. Hear the CBSO lift the classic songs of the silver screen up where they belong, with top West End vocalists and sumptuous full orchestral backing, in the stunning surroundings of Birmingham’s Symphony Hall. You’ll have the time of your life!
Tickets: £12.50-£47 plus transaction fee** For more details and to book visit
cbso.co.uk/fridays or call 0121 345 0499. To find out more about the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra please visit
www.cbso.co.uk
Two winners each receive a pair of tickets to the concert which includes use of the Directors’ lounge with drinks during the interval.
To be a winner, answer the following question: Which movie is ‘When She Loved Me’ from?
Send your answer and your contact details to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com by close of play on Tuesday 12 April 2016.
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