All programme times & details are subject to alteration.
To make a booking please call the Box Office on 01323 841414.
(between 10.00am and 3.00pm Monday to Friday)
| May |
Saturday 10 May 2008 - 7.30pm
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Animals & FriendsPavilion Hailsham
There is no Eric Burdon but John Steel who has been around from day one and Mickey Gallagher who took over from Alan Price in 1965 are, and Pete Barton does a great job with the vocals! Expect all the hits, Boom Boom, Don't let me be misunderstood, We've gotta get out of this place, Baby let me take you home, Dimples, I'm cryin', Talkin' about you, Bring it on home to me, It's my life, and of course The house of the rising sun. No matter how far forward music goes, it's always great to look back, and this you can do at the Pavilion with the Animals and Friends Seats: £17.50 - booking opens 12/02/08 - 01323 841414 |
| Thursday 22nd May 2008 - Doors Open 7pm for 7.30pm |
| ANGELICA CELTIC CHOIR Raising Funds for STARLIGHT
ANGELICA is a 25 strong girl’s choir ranging from 11 to 19 years old. The girls came together 7 months ago performing mainly Celtic Songs, concentrating on soft haunting harmonies. ANGELICA sing exclusively for the Starlight Charity and have a huge passion for singing. We hope you enjoy their heavenly voices! Tickets £6.50 (No Concessions) |
| Sunday 25 May 2008 - 7.30pm
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Pavilion Hailsham
Unfortunately this show has been cencelled. Please contact our Box Office on 01323 841414 for further information. Seats: £18.50 - booking opens 12/02/08 - 01323 841414 |
| June |
| Saturday 07 June 2008 - 7.30pm
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The Strawbs (full electric show)Pavilion Hailsham
The Strawbs electric show at the Pavilion will feature Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert, Chas Cronk, John Hawken and Rod Coombes. This was the line-up that completed the band’s move from folk to pop to prog rock in 1974 with the album Hero and Heroine, which followed the success of the singles Lay Down and Part of the Union that had reached twelve and two in the charts in 1972-73.In their five-piece incarnation, two very different styles emerge. Cousins supplies the folk element, while Lambert provides the rock - the long hair, power chords, and the occasional Pete Townshend-style leap into the air. On the face it, the combination shouldn’t work - there is no obvious musical connection, for example, between Witchwood, Cousins’s tale of a bosky ramble in winter time, and the lovelorn, up tempo Heartbreaker, written by Lambert - but somehow it does. Their voices are very different, but they share a common passion for the music which is clear in complex pieces like Autumn, Ghosts and The River/Down By The Sea when lead vocals are alternated. Seats: £17.50 - booking opens 12/02/08 - 01323 841414 |
| September |
| Sunday 14th September 2008 - Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm |
Swing 'n' Sinatra
Featuring Simone from the Ivy Benson Orchestra "They Swing like crazy - Superb !" Sheila Tracy (BBC) An exciting night with hits from the Rat Pack, Nat King Cole and Ella Fitzgerald. The Best of Swing & Jazz from Glenn Miller to "Jools Holland" style. 6-piece band. TICKETS £12.50 – 01323 841414 |
| Friday 19th September 2008 - Doors Open 7pm for 7.30pm |
WINSTON THE SINGING FARMER
Winston ‘The Original Singing Farmer’ is one of East Anglia’s favourite entertainers, renowned for his one man shows his singing and humour has won him a following from fans all over the world. Winston’s light-hearted songs are based on everyday events and life in the country as it is now and as it was not so long ago, and are great fun for young and old alike. www.singingfarmer.co.uk Tickets TBA |
| October |
| Saturday 04 October 2008
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Uiscedwr Big Band ShowSeats: BOOKING DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JULY |
| Sunday 19 October 2008
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Richard Digance in concertSeats: BOOKING DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JULY |
| November |
| Sunday 09 November 2008
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The Writing On The Wall
An anthology of dissent in words and music performed by Tony Benn and Roy Bailey. The Writing On The Wall is a collaboration between two eminent and respected traditionalists , Tony Benn, now in his eighty fourth year, is Britain’s longest serving MP. Famously outspoken and often controversial, he spent 50 years in parliament, many of those on the front benches. Roy Bailey also has a career stretching over 50 years - as a folk singer - and in that time he has appeared all over the world. He has been described as one of folk music’s finest carriers of the people’s message and interpreters of both traditional and contemporary song - and he has got an MBE to prove it (Just a minute though! - he returned it - back in 2006 - reason - "For our government's failure to call for an immediate ceasefire in the Lebanon and to our complicity with the USA's policy of supporting Israel's actions in Palestine.") Voted as the “Best Live Act” at the 2003 BBC Folk Awards, Tony Benn and Roy Bailey present a performance of writings, speeches and songs taken from the words of Socialists, Radicals, Chartists, Suffragettes and Revolutionaries that illustrate nearly 1000 years of campaigning for justice, freedom and equality. It makes compelling listening...... Seats: BOOKING DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JULY |
| December |
| Sunday 14 December 2008
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The London Community Gospel Choir at ChristmasSeats: BOOKING DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JULY |