A 1940s Evening to be held by March and District Amateur Operatic Society at Oliver Cromwell Hotel
Scenes from dress reheasals of Pack Up Your Troubles, performed by March and District Amateur Operatic Society in 2010. - Credit: Archant
Celebrate the end of the Second World War when March and District Amateur Operatic Society holds A 1940s Evening at the Oliver Cromwell Hotel.
Scenes from dress reheasals of Pack Up Your Troubles, performed by March and District Amateur Operatic Society in 2010. - Credit: Archant
Society members will perform a two-act concert featuring popular 1940s songs to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the war.
A two-course meal will also be served to guests at the concert, at the Oliver Cromwell Hotel on Saturday, September 12. It starts at 7.30pm.
Songs will be performed by many of the cast who performed in the society’s 2010 production of Pack Up Your Troubles. It featured a selection of songs from the 1940s – with some lively comedy and sketches - and captured the determination, fighting spirit, community spirit and courage of the wartime years.
Tickets are on sale for A 1940s Evening from the Oliver Cromwell Hotel on 01354 602890 or from Optima Estate Agents on 01354 652488.
Scenes from dress reheasals of Pack Up Your Troubles, performed by March and District Amateur Operatic Society in 2010. - Credit: Archant
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• The society is also busy preparing for this year’s pantomime, Dick Whittington and his Cat.
Read-throughs, for anyone aged over 16, take place at March Community Centre on September 1 and September 3, from 7.30pm.
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The pantomime runs from January 1-3 and tickets can be reserved now.
For more information, or to reserve tickets, contact Francis Pepper on 01354 656498 or e-mail francis.pepper@btinternet.com
