Direct from the West End, the world's greatest bard busters invite you to join them on a rollercoaster ride, putting the rattle'n'roll between Shake'n'speare, and proving in their own hilarious way that there's no abridgement too far. Loosen your doublets, sort out your singlets and prepare to see all 37 of Shakespeare's plays in just 97 minutes.

"Laugh? . I nearly died!" Times

www.markgoucher.com

Lunch time recitals on the second Thursday of every month.

Tickets not required, retiring collection.

Mahler Symphony no.
Sibelius Tapiola
Vaughan Williams: the Lark Ascending

Conductor: Chris Dawe
Violin Solo: Edward Jones

www.newburysymphonyorchestra.org

This is the ultimate tribute to one of the greatest bands on the planet - Queen.

If you are a fan of Queen who enjoys the pantomime of having the band dressing up as your heroes to the potential detriment of the music then this show is not for you. However, if you want to see the nationally acclaimed Ga Ga, publicly acknowledged by one Brian May, performing live with the sound and visuals that made Queen such a live phenomenon then this show is definitely for you.

"Undoubtedly the finest Queen tribute around" Pop Life Magazine

www.gagaonline.co.uk

Conductor: Ed Lambert
Programme : Stainer, The Crucifixion
Tenor Soloist: Geoffrey Pogson
Bass Soloist: Ian Caddy