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Lunch entertainment

BArts presents

Time for Tea 'Our Town'

 

Wednesday 10 March, 3.15pm

Spotlight Bistro, Broxbourne Civic Hall

 

…things you may know about where you live! A light hearted, illustrated talk served with a traditional afternoon tea of sandwiches, cake, scones and jam, and as much tea as you can drink!

Tickets £6.50.

 


BArts presents

'The Root of all Evil'

 

Friday 19 March, 12noon

Dinant Room, Broxbourne Civic Hall

Money can’t buy happiness, but some people spend a lifetime trying! Unless we’re millionaires, we never seem to have enough! In the light of recent events, this is a particularly appropriate time to take a wry look at the long and complex history of money – from bartering to world currencies, bank and interest rates, counterfeit crime, daring robberies, taxes and MP’s expenses…

Humour, music, lunch and a glass of wine to relieve the doom and gloom!

Tickets: £10.50, including lunch and a drink.

 


BArts presents

'Bored by the Bard!'

 

Friday 23 April, 12noon

Dinant Room, Broxbourne Civic Hall

Hated Shakespeare at school? Can’t cope with the language? Think it’s only for ‘brainy’ people? Think again! Shakespeare is acknowledged as the world’s greatest playwright. His 36 plays and hundreds of poems have

lasted for 400 years… There must be something about him to like! Join us for a ‘down to earth’ look at some of the great stories, characters and best known extracts and give the lad from Stratford another chance!

Tickets £10.50. Lunch and a glass of wine included.

 


BArts presents

'Sing High, Sing Low'

 

Friday 21 May, 12noon

Dinant Room, Broxbourne Civic Hall

 

The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan. A remarkable partnership that produced some of Britain’s best loved humour and music. Poking fun at some of the great British institutions and traditions – the Government,The Police, the Navy – the wit is still topical and appropriate today!

Tickets £10.50. Lunch and a glass of wine included.