Offchurch Christmas Fayre
Offchurch Village Hall, School Hill CV33 9AL
Saturday 26 November – 11.00am-2.00pm
Adult admission £1.00 to include coffee & a mince pie, children under 12 FREE.
Attractions include: Santa’s grotto, children’s corner, raffle, tombola, seasonal plants & wreaths, charity greetings cards, homemade cakes & preserves, handmade gifts, second-hand books, vintage/nearly new stall and much, much more ……………………..
COME AND JOIN US
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!
13 – 15 October 2011 at 7.30pm
The year is 1956 and you are invited to attend a three course gala dinner to celebrate the official reopening of the Grand Hotel after last year’s devastating fire. Rub shoulders with a rock ‘n’ roll star, a war hero, a famous actress, and others at this event. What dark secrets do these people hide? What jealousies and indiscretions lie behind those friendly faces? And could one of them be…a murderer?
Do you think you have the sleuthing skills to work out who is the great pretender before goin’ home? Or are you just all shook up?… So c’mon everybody, join us at the reopening of the Grand Hotel and unravel the clues as the mystery unfolds right before your eyes!
To make sure that you secure your place at this great interactive murder mystery evening, BOOK NOW.
There are 2 easy ways to book:
All tickets will need to be paid for before the event, either:
Any questions please ask.
Kind regards,
Sam Kneeshaw
on behalf of Cubbington Players
We have a limited number of FREE tickets available for our latest production ‘A Tomb with a View’.
The play opens tonight at 7.45pm at Cubbington Village Hall with performances on Friday and Saturday night too. Please let me know if you are interested. First come, first served.
Regards,
Sam
Email: sam.kneeshaw@yahoo.co.uk or phone: 07963 887013
If you’d like to see more murders in two hours than in a whole TV season of Miss Marple, then come along to Cubbington Players’ next performance,” A Tomb with a View”.
This off-beat black comedy-come murder mystery has some pretty odd characters, mostly from the Munster-like Tomb family ; one with werewolf tendencies, another who wanders around in a toga like Julius Caesar, a mad scientist, a predatory man eating hussy, and a gentle lady who plants more than seeds in her flower beds.
In a sinister library, presided over by the portrait of a grim-faced, mad eyed old man, a dusty lawyer reads a will to this off-beat family and visitors. Soon there are corpses aplenty, amid plot twists and a surprising conclusion.
“A Tomb with a View” shows at Cubbington Village Hall on Thursday 13th, Friday 14th and Saturday 15th of May 2010 at 7.45pm. Tickets can be purchased (at the ridiculously low price of £5 adult and £3.50 concession) from Bargain Booze/Select Convenience on Rugby Road, Lifestyle Express on Queen Street, Cubbington, by phoning Sam on 01926 887844 or email: sam.kneeshaw@yahoo.co.uk.