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Ol iva Drama and Cultural Association: ODCA have started rehearsals for their next production, a murder mystery entitled ‘The Great British Bump-Off’. There will be two performances including a barbecue meal at El Eden restaurant in mid- June. Further details next month. If you would like to be involved in this or future productions, the group meet every Saturday morning in Oliva. For more information phone: 644 889 155


or email: olivadramagroup@gmail.com.


Phoenix Dancers: The dancers are hard at work rehearsing for their charity show. Watch press for details. They are also looking for two boy dancers. Any guys out there interested, please phone choreographer Phaedra on: 607 290 896. You need to be free on Saturday afternoons for rehearsals in Calpe and willing to commit on a regular basis. All applicants will be extremely welcome.


Rojales Pantomime Group: 700€ was handed to the Mayor of Los Montesinos which will go towards musical instruments for the local children's band, as well as helping needy residents. Presentations were also


given to SAT animal sanctuary, Paul Cunningham Nurses and Rojales Social Services. Money was raised by the group's performances of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ last January. Why not join in this fun group. Tel. Thelma: 634 339 588 or email rojalespantomime@gmail.com.


Rascals: New production, ‘On Broadway’ will be performed at the School of Music & Culture, Los Montesinos on 26th and 27th May. This lively colourful variety show will include numbers from Motown, Mama Mia, Grease, Hairspray, Show Boat, Chess, Frozen, Kinky Boots, as well as a selection from Andrew Lloyd Weber Musicals. Tickets will soon be on sale at local outlets or you can reserve tickets by calling Jill on 96 672 7282.


Sounds Familiar: The group are busy rehearsing their next show ‘Music of the Night’ to be performed this July in Ondara. If you would like more information about this show, or Sounds Familiar in general, please contact


Philip on: 96 558 1483 for more information.


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Stagestruck: The group are well into rehearsals of their next production, ‘Carry on Pompeii’. An original comedy loosely based on the old Pompeii TV series starring Frankie Howard. Tickets now available from Jenny: 608 129 983 priced 7€


including a free drink. It’s recommended as an adult only show staged at the Cardenal Belluga Theatre, 11th,12th and 13th May. Curtain up 7.30pm. Oh Misses, behave yourself!


Studio32: Next production, ‘Mack and Mabel’, is a glorious love story set in the era of silent movies. Show dates are 31st May to 3rd June at the Cardenal Belluga Theatre, San Fulgencio. Tickets are selling fast with only limited availability on Saturday now, so be sure to book your tickets quickly. Email: t ickets@studiothi r tytwo.org or call 602 454 033. Full details including seating plan are on www.studiothirtytwo.org.


Valley Voices: The Voices are busy rehearsing a selection of ABBA songs for a concert in aid of Jalon Valley Help. So keep Friday 26th May at 7.30pm free in your diary for an ABBA extravaganza at Restaurant Pepe in Alcalali. Interested in singing? Why


not join this lively choir? Contact Aileen: 696 514 613 for more information. Valley Voices are sponsored by Garcia Villas. Photo by Geoff Farrimond.


Velvetones Harmony Choir: A friendly bunch of ladies who sing for charity and fun. Four part harmony is a thrilling experience and good for your health! It improves posture, breathing and helps keep the brain young. Join them for a coffee any Wednesday morning from


10am until 12.30pm at El Paraiso behind Carrefour Torrevieja. For further information call Mary-Anne: 96 671 4973 or check out the website: www.velvetonesharmonytorrevieja.com. Photo by Kristoff.


If you would like your group to be included on a strictly regular monthly basis, 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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