Private Lives – Southport Dramatic Club 28 March – 5 April Love, Laughter, and Luxury: “Private Lives” comes to Southport’s Little Theatre! The air in [...]
Magic Unleashed: SDC Youth Theatre performs “A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Abridged)” Step away from the ordinary and dive into enchantment! Southport Dramatic Club’s Youth Theatre [...]
Southport Dramatic Club are delighted to be hosting an International Women’s Day conference for hundreds of year 10 students from Southport Learning Trust schools. This [...]
A comedy of manners by Noel Coward.
You will be transported to 1930’s France to see what happens when former sparring spouses are unexpectedly reunited when honeymooning with their new partners. Passions still run high; will it result in arguments, amour, or a bit of both? Join us and find out!
The Pirates of Penzance is one of Gilbert’s & Sullivan’s most popular and enduring collaborations. Set on the rocky shores of Cornwall it tells the tale of would-be lovers Frederic and Mabel, and includes a cast of comic policemen, Major-General Stanley and his daughters, and of course a motley crew of very unsuccessful Pirates! Come along and enjoy Gilbert’s witty dialogue and Sullivan’s wonderfully catchy tunes.
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(this link will take you directly to the Crosby Gilbert and Sullivan Society website)
DIRECT FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS CAVERN CLUB, LIVERPOOL
Beatles Complete present a night of Beatlemania packed with massive hits from the most influential band of all time.
This Liverpool based ‘beat combo’ were the youngest ever Beatles band to gain a residency at the Cavern Club in Liverpool where they still perform every Thursday and Saturday, packing the club out and creating a unique Beatles vibe. All four members are accomplished multi-instrumentalists allowing them to span right across The Beatles’ recording history, from “Please Please Me” right through to “Let It Be”.
“One of the most exciting Beatles tributes around” – Cavern Club, Liverpool
A Drama Production by SDC – Directed by Emma Wells-Hall
Adapted from the hit 1996 film, the tale of a mining village facing the closure of its colliery, its brass band and its fight for survival as a community remains as popular as ever.
Featuring Skelmersdale Brass Band
