1 September 2012

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THE Blunter Brothers Classic Funk and Soul is on Saturday 1 September at 7.45pm.

THIS brilliant show pays tribute to James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and many more classic stars of Funk and Soul.

SUE Flight presents Seasonal Sensations on Thursday 6 September at 7.30pm, an evening of floral art in aid of Alzheimer’s research.

Sue’s love of flowers and plant material has found her competing all over the world. She has won gold and silver gilt medals at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show, and lives and teaches locally.

East Grinstead Operatic Society presents Guys and Dolls fromThursday 13 September to Saturday 15 September.

FOR its 90th anniversary year, EGOS brings you one of the best-loved musicals ever. Can Sky Masterson win a bet that he can take a Salvation Army doll to Havana? And after 14 years engaged to Nathan Detroit will Adelaide ever make it to the altar?

Chequer Mead Lunchtime Concert Series presents John Noyce – Songs of Yesteryear on Tuesday 18 September at 1.30pm.

JOHN has been singing in local choirs for many years and was a founder member of both Concordia and The Weald Choir of Crawley. He has sung with the Bel Canto Opera, Crawley, East Grinstead Opera and The Company of Friends. Accompanist Marion Shuster.

Jazz Café will be back on Thursday 20 September at 7pm.

ENJOY live Jazz from the fabulous Sussex Jazz Kings, combined with a bistro menu from Cuisine Studio.

Absolute Bowie will be performing on  Friday 21 September at 7.30pm.

EUROPE’S Premier Bowie Tribute Band will take you on a musical journey through the changing phases of Bowie’s music and fashion with incredible attention to detail.

Ariel Company Theatre Young Actors presents Miss Saigon Schools Edition from Tuesday 25 September to Saturday 29 September.

A musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, the original London production by Cameron Mackintosh
has been specially adapted and licensed by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Theatre. In this specially adapted version, the creators ofLes Miserables bring Puccini’s Madame Butterfly to the modern world in a moving testament to the human spirit and a scathing indictment of the tragedies of war.This is a youth production.

Seasons of the Heart – a Tribute to John Denver on Sunday 30 September at 8pm.

IVOR George stunningly recreates Denver in his one-man tribute show with pictures, anecdotes and charm as he brings to the stage 27 authentic presentations of John’s best-known songs.