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               Directed by Valerie Clarke 
              Feb 4, 5 & 6, 2016  
              
              A selection of sketches written by Barbara Williams and Valerie Clarke 
                interspersed  with poetry amd songs 
              
              Act 1 
              The Three Witches from Macbeth 
              Your Song 
              Sister Mine - Anon 
              Shakespeare Comes to Sunnyside Retirement Home for Gentle Folk 
              Brush Up Your Shakespeare 
              He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven  by W. B. Yeats 
              Sandra and Carol 
              Bill 
              A Young Man's Fancy 
              Act 2 
              Hard Day's Night 
              Discretion  by Roger McGough 
              Needled 
              Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? 
              One Perfect Rose  by Dorothy Parker 
              Time Marches On 
              My Funny Valentine 
              Remember When? 
              The Filler 
              Beatles Medley 
              The Life That I have  by Leo Marks 
              Crazy Little Thing Called Love                 
                
       
            
			A Note from the Director 
			As most of you are aware, for the past twelve months we have been unable to use the stage 
            in the hall for our productions. As you can imagine, trying to find a suitable play and
            perform it in the church is not an easy task. Back in April last year, I had an idea for 
            Players to perform an evening of entertainment based on that most powerful emotin - love. 
			
			Since then, many ideas for the performance have ebbed and flowed! I got the ball rolling
            by writing some sketches and fortunately so did Barbara Williams, who has come up with 
            some brilliant ideas! When the idea took hold, many Payers brought along their favourite 
            love poems to perform and, to add that touch of magic, Duncan Sykes has pulled the 
            whole evening together with his witty and entertaining choise of music.	And so an evening
            of entertainment was conceived and planned and, we hope, is about to be enjoyed by all! 
            
            Well done, Players!
             
            
            [Photographs] 
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