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Hampshire

Venue: Woolston Methodist Church, Southampton, Hampshire SO19 2DU

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Essex

Venue: Hockley & Hawkwell Methodist Church

ONE ACT PLAY SYNOPSIS
Along with organisations such as The Samaritans Helpline, there’s another lesser know organisation providing service to the community.
The 'Jilted Lovers Community Help Centre' is a recent addition to the Government's 'Family Care and Planning Network', providing an avenue for 'dumped lovers' to re-build their broken hearts.
Join our two telephone operators on the 1st February 2020 as they offer advice to the numerous callers who are experiencing difficulty in their relationships - advice which some may consider inappropriate.
This comedy is guaranteed to have audiences in fits of laughter.

QUIZ
Following the evening's performance, there will be a quiz to test your knowledge in various categories.
Book yourself a table in teams of up to 6 & compete against fellow audience members to become Chameleon Productions 2020 Quiz Champions!!

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Dorset

Venue: Lytchett Matravers Village Hall

A brand new, original show, inspired by the story of Macbeth and written and directed by Linsey O'Neill, where the Bard meets the X-Factor. Duncan Blue is the King of Karaoke. But when Dave Macbeth bumps into some mysterious creatures who foretell his future, he and his wife Laydee will stop at nothing to win the Crown. Can young Marty Macduff and his mother stop them? Who will win Lytchett’s Got The Strictly Voice Pop Star on Love Island Factor? Why is Spot the Dog there? Will Will be spinning in his grave?

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Nottinghamshire

Venue: Nottingham Arts Theatre, Nottingham

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London

Venue: Chestnut Grove Theatre, Chestnut Grove Academy, Boundaries Road, Balham, London SW12 8JZ

The political arena of the inter-war years will form the backdrop to this production of Shakespeare’s thriller, depicting the Machiavellian rise to power and short reign of King Richard III of England.
Richard is the villain audiences love to hate – with wicked wit he draws us in as co-conspirators, even as he plots the murder of his nephews, the princes in the tower. And the story of intrigue and conspiracy, ambition and entitlement, will find echoes in current events.
Richard III, written in 1592-3, was the last in a series of plays about the civil war in England– the so-called ‘Wars of the Roses’, where the God-fearing Tudors finally wrest the crown from their nasty Yorkist enemies.
With an ensemble cast of 16, Southside will project the narrative onto the uncertain 1930s, showing us how a mix of extremism and apathy can allow a narcissistic and ruthless dictator to flourish.

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Northamptonshire

Venue: Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough NN8 1XA

Cheshire Cats by Gail Young focuses on how friends, family and society deals with cancer and follows a group of women fundraising by taking part in the London Moonwalk. However, the spirit under which it is undertaken is almost like a hen party at times! The journey from training, to train journey to event is both emotional and funny and......hugely entertaining.
This amateur production of “Cheshire Cats” is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH LTD a Concord Theatricals Company.

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London

Venue: King Alfred Phoenix Theatre, North End Road London NW11 7HY

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer – a musical for all ages

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Herts

Venue: The Pump House Theatre & Arts Centre, Watford

Wheelchair-bound Richard Warwick is found shot dead with his wife, Laura, standing nearby, gun in hand. Just then unexpected visitor, Starkwedder, enters via the French windows. Things are not clear-cut and the police are baffled, not least by unidentified fingerprints, revelations of motives and a variety of suspects as the unpleasant victim had many enemies. This being Agatha Christies, a final twist turns everything on its head.