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A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING MAY / JUNE 2018


Call 01803 839530 • www.theflavel.org.uk LIVE EVENTS AT THE FLAVEL


7th May, 7:30pm LILIAN BELLAMY: AN EVENING WITH SUNNY


ORMONDE In the show, Sunny will fill you in on all the behind the scenes stories about the world’s longest running soap opera The Archers - expect an evening of anecdotes, banter, and favourite pieces from Sunny’s long and distinguished career!


17th May, 8:00pm


HENNING WEHN Kindly sponsored by The Royal Castle Hotel, this show promises old favourites and new ideas as the German Comedy Ambassador delivers his trademark Teutonic jolliness!


25th-26th May, 7:30pm THE DARTMOUTH PLAYERS:


THE DRESSER Both hilarious and poignant, The Dresser explores the relationship between two men who are reluc- tantly and inevitably co-depen- dent. Presented and performed by The Dartmouth Players.


8th June, 7:30pm – GREASE: CHICK FLICK NIGHT To celebrate 40 years of Grease, we’re delighted to be screening the newly remastered anniversary edition of the film as a special Summer Lovin’ Chick Flick Night evening! And yes – singing along is encouraged!


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KEITH JAMES: THE SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN With a lifetime reputation for performing with an undying love of the ‘pure song’, Keith James gives you a concert of the late Leonard Cohen’s amazing material in the most intimate and sensitive way imaginable.


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14TH May, 7:30pm THE LAST WALTZ


Considered by many as one of the all-time greatest concert films, this iconic 1978 classic directed by Martin Scorsese is a must-see experience on the big screen.


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