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9th March

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Arts Association
New Era Players

  12 Mar - 21 Mar

The Price

by Arthur Miller

7:30pm

New Era are delighted to invite you to our production of this powerful and dramatic play by the acclaimed American playwright, Arthur Miller. Perhaps best known for Death of a Salesman and The Crucible, Miller once again delves into the dynamics of families and relationships, creating a play which resonates with its audience.



The Price is set in the attic of a brownstone building in New York, which is due for demolition. Here, two estranged brothers, whose lives have dramatically diverged, meet for the first time in sixteen years to dispose of the furniture of their parents, passed away some years previously. The meeting unveils family secrets and unresolved history, throwing a different light on the past and future. Meanwhile, a somewhat decrepit furniture dealer, one of Miller's funniest characters, tries to agree a price with the brothers.



A play that is as amusing as it is dramatic, we look forward to enjoying it with you. Come and join us on 12th-14th and 17th-21st March 2026 at New Era Theatre, Andover Road, Wash Common, Newbury RG14 6NU. Tickets are £15 each and available online from ticketsource.co.uk/new-era-players. All other enquiries to  boxoffice@neweraplayers.org or phone 07919 916009.



This amateur production of The Price is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk



Box_office: ticketsource.co.uk/new-era-players


Tickets:
Newbury Chamber Choir

  14 March

American Choral Reflections

7:30pm

American Choral Reflections brings together choral works influenced by the American musical landscape - its faith, its folk traditions, and its gift for heartfelt expression.



Musical Director Ben de Souza has chosen a programme which includes works by Stephen Paulus, Aaron Copland, Eric Whitacre, Ola Gjeilo and works shaped by spirituals and folk song. Together, these pieces form a portrait of American choral music that speaks of peace, love, and the enduring search for home.



Soprano soloist Elisabeth Cullen will be performing works by George Gershwin and Samuel Barber.



Tickets £18, Under 18's £5 from www.newburychamberchoir.org or on the door


Tickets:
is supported by:
West Berkshire District Council