CirencesterScene Magazine -Supporting Local Businesses Sat 25 Nov, AK47 at Sundial Theatre


If youlove arollickingly good evening’s entertainment, fullof fabulous song and loaded with laughs, youwill want to wit- ness the return of awardwinning all-bloke choir The Magnif- icentAK47, the singing blokes from Ashton Keynes in North North Wiltshire, back across the county line for a third visit to Cirencester’sSundial Theatre.


Saturday 25th November sees them locked in song, lowering the tone and raising alaugh with their Georgian-inspiredpoly- phonic harmonies and serious silliness, in areturn matchwith the lovely ladies of Bath’sSassparella. This pairing of highlyac- complished singersofcontrasting styles lastperformed togeth- er in thatfair city’s Masonic Lodge, and both campsare looking forward to seeing the vocal sparksfly.


The blokes return to Cirencester, one of their favouritestomping grounds, after another very busy year thathas seen them steal- ing the showatthe City of Derry International Choral Festival where theyweresopopular thatthe Judges of the organising committee invented an award especially forthem!


Ticketsfrom: ticketsource.co.uk/sundial MoreinfoonAK47: themagnificentak47.com


Rosemary Hammond’sCantata


Reprise Call for Ex Grammarians On 16th December,CirencesterParish Church will once again resound with the glorious Good Tidings of GreatJoy,Cantata forChristmas, several decades after itwas lastperformed. Former TowerSingersand Grammarians will warmly remember its composer,RosemaryHammond, and are invited to take part in theperformance.


Following their recentsmash tour to Paris with Faure’sRequi- em, local choir,the VillageSingers, will be performing the piece as part of aspecial Christmas concert on 16th December.


We would be delightedto welcome former TowerSingersand Grammarians to join us forthe performance and help us bring the piece back to life’’.


The concert promises to be very special evening of Christmas music, celebration and memories formanylocal people.


If you are aformer TowerSinger or Grammarian and would like moreinformation about the Christmas Cantata concert email Louisa: contact@villagesingers.co.uk or call 07870 279336.


Auditions 11 Nov - Come along! The Riverside Players presentthe Lifeand Adventures of Nicholas NicklebybyCharles Dickens at Rendcomb College, Cirencester, 15-18 August2018.


Exciting opportunities foractorsand technicians. Auditions: 11th Nov- Cornerstone Arts CentreDidcot, Oxfordshire, OX11 7NE. If you’d liketo audition or if you’d like toget involved in a non-acting role please


info@riversideplayers.org.uk or call 07773 183628 Charity No: 261017 Cirencester Scene Magazine 01285 659673 / 07875 071555 info@cirencester-scene.co.uk 37 AT The Bingham Hall


King Street,Cirencester on


BAR TICKET £10.00 RAFFLE


TO INCLUDE ‘BANGERS&MASH” SUPPER ADDITIONALPARKING AVAILABLE ATWATERMOOR SCHOOL


For information &tickets, please telephone: RosemaryElphick on 01285 652914 or JennyJarvis on 07917 037960


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