FEBRUARY e-NEWS

BOOKINGS NOW OPEN FOR –The Price to Pay BY IAN HORNBY

Bookings are now open for our next production – a thriller by Ian Hornby called The Price to Pay and directed by Graham Hough. Opening night is Tuesday 10^th March running to Saturday 14^th March. Graham says this about the play " Roger and Laura are just an ordinary married couple. Why then do a man and a woman, posing as police, kidnap Laura and keep her captive in a run-down farmhouse? After all, Roger has no money. The plot unfurls and we share Roger`s and Laura`s private agonies and uncertainties. The police are called, but their motives do not always seem in Laura`s best interests. It is left to Laura and Roger to effect the final solution, but there is a price to pay, and their lives will never be the same again."

Tickets at £9.00 each are available online via http://www.danarts.org/events/davenham-players--the-price-to-pay/ or by phone on 01606 259596. Don't leave it too late to book!

Saturday 14^th FEBRUARY – COME AND SEE US AT ST. HELENS PARISH CHRUCH, NORTHWICH AT THE HEARTS OF NORTHWICH COMMUNITY FESTIVAL 10AM – 3:30PM

Davenham Players are presenting a stand at this event tomorrow, Saturday 14^th February Hearts of Northwich so do drop in and have a word with our display team. We will have one of the many stands at the event along with a number of other local charities of different types. Organizer Gordon says:

"Hearts of Northwich Community Festival" is a new event to our area. The real core of the weekend the 'heart’ is the exhibition on the Saturday when we will have over thirty charities and community groups with decorated display stands showing 'who they are, what they do and how they contribute to the beating heart of our community'. This is an opportunity for these groups to show off the value they bring and to connect with a wider audience. In order to add some attractions we have entertainment booked all day from local groups Steamhead and Pastry Shoes, also children's entertainment and craft activities. You are invited to come along – there are no entrance charges – to see what goes on and to support these groups. In addition there is a fabulous concert on the Saturday evening, 7:30 pm with Caernarfon Male Voice Choir and on Sunday afternoon from 3:30 pm a Songs of Praise. Tickets (£10) for the concert are available from Shaun Dunne or email heartsofnorthwich@gmail.com. There are no tickets or entry charge for the Songs of Praise. Together we can make this a fabulous event for the charities, the community groups and the wider community of Northwich and District. See you all there !!

SCOUTS GANG SHOW AT THE GRANGE THEATRE FRI 13^TH AND SAT 14 FEBRUARY

Mid-Cheshire Scouts present their biennial Gang Show at the Grange theatre, Hartford this weekend 13^th/14^th February. The Gang Show is a lot of fun and is one of the main fundraisers for the Scouting movement in the area. If you haven't seen the whole cast on stage singing the evocative Riding Along on the Crest of a Wave which often ends the show then you haven't lived! Come and see this production of songs, sketches, jokes and all round family entertainment presented by Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and leaders from the area. Tickets available at very reasonable prices from http://www.thegrangetheatre.com/

THURSDAY 26^TH FEBRUARY - JAZZ @ DAVENHAM – Slowlight Quartet

Jazz@davenham, in conjunction with Northern Line, present the Slowlight Quartet on Thursday 26th February. The lineup is Jonathan Marriott – drums, Ian 'dodge' Paterson – bass, Paul Lorraine – keys and Tom Quilliam – sax. Some words about the band from bebopspokenhere blog

"How do they do it? How can you make complex, edgy, demanding music instantly engaging? Not only that, but music that is highly expressive and beautiful too? Well, the Slowlight Quartet may comprise of four highly accomplished musicians each with exceptional intonation, making beautiful sounds, but the whole is bigger than the parts. So it s not a matter of just a locked in- tight as owt   rhythm section with a jaw droppingly wonderful saxophonist, but a band enmeshed in the communal groove. The Slowlight Quartet share a musical brain"

On Thursday March 26th, jazz@davenham is pleased to present the RACHAEL COHEN QUARTET. Rachael Cohen, a London-based alto saxophonist and composer, is one of the brightest emerging stars of her generation.  Her infectious tone mixed with her uncanny lyricism as both a composer and improviser have gained her a great deal of attention in the UK and beyond. Cohen's quartet features long-time associate James Bashford on drums, bassist Calum Gourlay & special guest Phil Robson on guitar, one of the UK s most celebrated musicians. Her album "Halftime" showcases a full program of nine strikingly original compositions from the leader and a cover from the iconic Ornette Coleman titled  Just for You .It has received multiple accolades in the press including a 4 Star review from Jazzwise & MOJO Magazine.

Tickets can be booked by email or by phoning Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253. Click here to see the Jazz page on the Davenham blog. Booking is strongly recommended for both gigs.

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January 2015 Newsletter

 2015 already !!!!  I hope this finds you all free from the dreaded coughs and colds that seemed to have plagued my family and that you all had a good Christmas, and that this year is  happy and healthy for  one and all .

 The busy year for the theatre ended most successfully with the production of ‘The Female of the Species’.  We decided to run it for 6 nights, something we have not done for many a year, and it was a sell-out before the first night! It was a  great  week, a superb cast and crew  who worked extremely hard and deserved all the praise they got . Audience feedback was excellent and the adjudication was most positive.

 As you know, we are trying to raise funds for our building project to enhance and improve the audience entrance and toilet block, so instead of a Christmas party this year, Mike Beddard  suggested we resurrect  the old tradition of carol singing around the village. So we did……. all 7 of us!!!!! On 13th Dec and raised no less than £127!!  Thanks to those who came and to John Booth who led the singing with his guitar, to the ‘Oddfellows’ and the ‘Bull’ and the Italian restaurant who allowed us to go in and sing. Unfortunately the dreaded lurgy prevented some of you coming but It was good fun and we ended up at Shaun Dunne’s where a lovely casserole and warm fire awaited us. Thank you Shaun and Lorraine.

SUBS…. SUBS……SUBS……….. DUE!  Unfortunately January is the time when I have to remind you that subs are due and at the Sept AGM it was decided to raise the amount to £20 a year. Sorry folks but it is still quite low compared to some other societies and well worth being part of such a prestigious group!!!!!!! Please either send to the treasurer:-  Don Anderson at  24 Queensgate. Castle. Northwich CW8 1DX or hand to me at one of the January events.

 REQUEST.
 We are in need of a booking clerk. Someone who will man the phone to take bookings for plays. This is a very important job which Graham and Bob have undertaken for the past few plays but as Graham is directing the next play he cannot do it as well. Please let me know if you would be willing to fulfil this vitally important role.

MOULTON JOINT PRODUCTION
 Next July we are planning to join forces with Moulton drama group to produce some one act plays. Both societies will perform 1 or 2 one act plays   and we will perform them 3 nights in each venue, 9-11th July at Davenham and 16-18th July at Moulton. If there is anyone with a desire to direct a play, then it is a good way to start. Please contact me if you are interested.

  There is a lot happening at our theatre in January so please note ….
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY.
 Jan 8th--- 7.30pm Audition for the March Play ‘The Price to Pay’  a thriller, directed by Graham Hough and to be performed w/b  9th March.
Jan 15th----- Jazz . Contact Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253 for more info or visit our blog.
Jan 23rd  Fri ------ New Year’s  Quiz night  7.30pm for an  8pm start . £2 per person.    Quiz master- Jamie Morris.
Jan 25th  Sun..  10 a.m Work party.
Jan 29th  7.30pm ----- Audition for May play ‘ Neighbourhood Watch’ a comedy directed by Denise Barry w/b 18th May.
 And for later in the year…. those of you who enjoyed the musical evenings with Chris Bannister, will be pleased to know that he will be with us on April 17th and Oct 23rd . More details nearer the time.
  That’s all for now folks………. Hope to see you soon.
Paulette.

Thursday 8th January – Audition for The Price to Pay

Thursday 29^th January 2015 – Audition for Neighbourhood Watch

Denise Barry, who is to direct the May production at Davenham is holding an audition for Alan Ayckbourn's Neighbourhood Watch at the theatre on Thursday 29^th January starting at 7:30pm. Please contact Denise if you would like to know more.

Could You Take On our Ticket Sales?

We have to admit that our ticket selling operation could be improved. At present, we have up to three methods by which the public may book tickets and problems have been experienced in recent sell-out shows. We urgently require someone to take ticket booking by the scruff of the neck and come up with a 21^st century, maybe even automated, solution. The committee is open to all suggestions – we just want ticket booking to be permanently fixed! If anyone out there would consider being booking officer for the next and subsequent plays, please contact us here or phone 01606 45186 as we are desperately in need of one person to fulfil this very important job.

Thursday 26th February – Slowlight Quartet

Tickets can be booked by email or by phoning Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253. Click here to see the Jazz page on the Davenham blog. 

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES BY JOANNA MURRAY SMITH

Many congratulations to the Cast, Crew and Director of Female of the Species which was a complete sell-out for its six-night run at the theatre in November. It was clear to all that the hard work of the cast, the attention to detail of the crew and the determination of the director, Paulette Anderson,  that the production was to be just right paid off in a marvelously entertaining theatrical experience. Michaela Warrilow, the Cheshire Theatre Guild adjudicator, commented "Paulette allowed this production to be character led, an aspect within theatre that most directors are afraid to do". Paulette said "I was so pleased with the audience response and feedback. The cast deserved the praise they received and were ably supported by a great crew. I thank them and all the helpers wholeheartedly."

help Needed Now to design a Davenham Community Mosaic

Our theatre's neighbour Jan Johnson has been making progress with her amazing scheme to build and install a Community Mosaic on the end wall of the theatre yard. Jan came to the committee with a variety of interesting design proposals last week. The committee unanimously selected an option that should give people and organizations within the Davenham community the opportunity to express their part in bringing Davenham together. Jan is now preparing some detailed requirements for the design and construction of the mosaic and is ready to welcome any enthusiastic participants. If you are interested in becoming involved in any way, please contact Jan on 01606 47278.

December e-News

WEDNESDAY 10TH DECEMBER – PLAY READING OF THE PRICE TO PAY
Graham Hough holds a reading of The Price to Pay by Ian Hornby, which requires a mixed cast of seven actors. All are encouraged to attend regardless of previous experience. The play's performance will be in March 2015. Any questions to Graham on 01606 835582. If you can't make the reading, drop Graham a line and come along to the audition anyway on Thursday 8th January.
SATURDAY 13TH DECEMBER - CAROLS AT DAVENHAM MEET 6:30PM AT THEATRE
Longstanding Davenham members will remember that, in the 'old days' it was an annual event for the Davenham Players to sing carols in the village, raising funds for the theatre and then retire to a local hostelry or house for warming refreshment. Mike Beddard suggested that we revive this ancient tradition on Saturday 13th December and it will be so. Verily, we shall meet at the theatre at 6:30pm to distribute carol sheets and maybe have a quick practise. Then we will set forth, following a friendly star, towards the village to sing at various locations and to rattle collection boxes to raise gold, frankincense and myrrh (preferably the former) for the theatre extension project. Please email Paulette if you intend to come so that we have an idea of numbers. NOTE: A torch might be useful!
JAZZ @ DAVENHAM – ZOE GILBEY, WALKER/MCCALLUM, SLOWLIGHT QUARTET
Thursday 18th December - Zoe Gilbey Quartet
Thursday 15th January – Mike Walker / Stuart McCallum
Thursday 26th February – Slowlight Quartet
Tickets can be booked by email or by phoning Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253. Click here to see the Jazz page on the Davenham blog.
THURSDAY 8TH JANUARY – AUDITION FOR THE PRICE TO PAY
Graham Hough holds an audition for the Davenham Spring production  The Price to Pay by Ian Hornby, which requires a mixed cast of seven actors starting at 7:30pm. The play's performance will be in the week of 9th – 14th March 2015. Any questions to Graham on 01606 835582.
COULD YOU TAKE ON OUR TICKET SALES?
We have to admit that our ticket selling operation could be improved. At present, we have up to three methods by which the public may book tickets and problems have been experienced in recent sell-out shows. We urgently require someone to take ticket booking by the scruff of the neck and come up with a 21st century, maybe even automated, solution. The committee is open to all suggestions – we just want ticket booking to be permanently fixed! If anyone out there would consider being booking officer for the next and subsequent plays, please contact us here or phone 01606 45186 as we are desperately in need of one person to fulfil this very important job.
FRIDAY 23RD JANUARY 2015 – NEW YEAR'S QUIZ NIGHT WITH JAMIE MORRIS
Jamie Morris presents another of his well-liked quizzes - this one based on a New Year theme - at the theatre. Get there for 7:30. Teams of up to four will be accepted and anyone without a team will be found a place. All welcome to this fun but mildly competitive evening. Bar open soon after 7:00pm.
THURSDAY 29TH JANUARY 2015 – AUDITION FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
Denise Barry, who is to direct the May production at Davenham is holding an audition for Alan Ayckbourn's Neighbourhood Watch at the theatre on Thursday 29th January starting at 7:30pm. Please contact Denise if you would like to know more.
 FEMALE OF THE SPECIES BY JOANNA MURRAY SMITH
Many congratulations to the Cast, Crew and Director of Female of the Species which was a complete sell-out for its six-night run at the theatre in November. It was clear to all that the hard work of the cast, the attention to detail of the crew and the determination of the director, Paulette Anderson,  that the production was to be just right paid off in a marvelously entertaining theatrical experience. Michaela Warrilow, the Cheshire Theatre Guild adjudicator, commented "Paulette allowed this production to be character led, an aspect within theatre that most directors are afraid to do". Paulette said "I was so pleased with the audience response and feedback. The cast deserved the praise they received and were ably supported by a great crew. I thank them and all the helpers wholeheartedly."
HELP NEEDED NOW TO DESIGN A DAVENHAM COMMUNITY MOSAIC
Our theatre's neighbour Jan Johnson has been making progress with her amazing scheme to build and install a Community Mosaic on the end wall of the theatre yard. Jan came to the committee with a variety of interesting design proposals last week. The committee unanimously selected an option that should give people and organizations within the Davenham community the opportunity to express their part in bringing Davenham together. Jan is now preparing some detailed requirements for the design and construction of the mosaic and is ready to welcome any enthusiastic participants. If you are interested in becoming involved in any way, please contact Jan on 01606 47278.

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NOVEMBER e-NEWS

WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 17TH NOVEMBER – FEMALE OF THE SPECIES BY JOANNA MURRAY SMITH - DIRECTED BY PAULETTE ANDERSON

Tickets for Female of the Species which opens on Monday 17^th November and runs to Saturday 22^nd November are selling well, so much so that the Thursday and Saturday evenings are now sold out. Friday is close behind, but there are ample seats available for Monday to Wednesday. To find out more about the play or to book seats (£8.00 each) you can click on this link.  This humourous yet surprising production is a 6-hander (three women, three men) written by Joanna Murray Smith. The theme involves an established author trying to write a new novel whilst suffering from writer's block. She is surprised at her desk in a country retreat by unexpected guests who divert her attention from the task in hand. There's no interval, so arrive early to get a drink at the bar. Drinks are allowed in the auditorium, but please try not to kick over your glass and remember to take it out with you at the end !

WEEK COMMENCING TUESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER to Saturday 15^th November Caramba's Revenge by William Norfolk  at Moulton

Luckily, you have the chance to see two productions in two weeks with Moulton Drama Group performing the comedy Caramba's Revenge the week before our play at Davenham. Click here to see Moulton's website for further booking information. Tickets are available via www.danarts.org.

Could you help design a Davenham Community Mosaic?

Our theatre's neighbour Jan Johnson made an offer to co-ordinate the design and installation of a Community Mosaic on the end wall of the theatre yard. We are aware that the yard has never been the most attractive part of our surroundings and were keen to accept Jan's offer. To kick off the project, Jan is looking for people with ideas for a design. If you are interested in becoming involved in any way, please reply to this and I will put you in touch with Jan and her team.

JAZZ @ DAVENHAM – The Weave, Midnight Train, Zoe Gilbey

Thursday 27th November - The Weave

Friday 5th December - Midnight Train

Thursday 18th December - Zoe Gilbey Quartet

Tickets can be booked by emailing jazz@davenham.co or by phoning Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253. Click here to see the Jazz page on the Davenham blog.

Wednesday 26^th November – Play Reading of Neighbourhood Watch

Denise Barry, who is to direct the May production at Davenham is holding a reading of Alan Ayckbourn's Neighbourhood Watch at the theatre on Wednesday 26^th Nov. Starts 7:00pm

CAR PARKING AT DAVENHAM – 20 mph ZONE

Theatre patrons should be aware that Davenham Village centre is now a 20 mph traffic zone and that our theatre lies within this speed restriction. Please take special care when approaching the theatre from the village and when parking. It is important that all our members and visitors are aware that we rely on the tolerance of Church Street residents and we ask all arriving at the theatre by car to:-

·         Park considerately, not blocking any driveway or access

·         When Church Street parking is busy, please drive past the theatre towards the parish church where you will find space. The driver may wish to drop off passengers nearer the theatre before walking back

·         When leaving the theatre, please do so QUIETLY without slamming doors and without noisy conversation

SANTA URGENTLY NEEDED at Blakemere !

Davenham resident Victoria of Blakemere Craft Centre has recently contacted the Players, looking for a second Santa! Victoria says that the new Santa "is to work in our themed Grotto starting on Saturday 15^th November, to work every Saturday and Sunday until the 21^stDecember from 11am until  4 – 5pm depending on demand."

Victoria adds "The successful candidate will join an existing Santa to ‘speed up’ the process through our Grotto. You will be facing the public and will need to demonstrate great personable skills and be a good team member. You will be working with children so high levels of enthusiasm and a passion for the magic of Christmas are essential, along with high levels of customer service and a positive attitude during the busy period. This is a costumed role, which can be provided if you don’t have your own costume. A DBS check will need to be carried out if you don’t already hold one.  Own beard an advantage! (but not essential). £10 an hour paid in cash. Paid weekly. Food provided during the working day." If you are interested in this post, please contact Victoria asap on
01606 883261 victoria@visitblakemere.co.uk

Carols at Davenham Saturday 13^th December

I know it's a bit early to talk about carol singing, but I thought you would like to know about this event in advance as diaries do get full around this time of year. Longstanding Davenham members will remember that, in the 'old days' it was an annual event for the Davenham Players to sing carols in the village, raising funds for the theatre and then retire to a local hostelry or house for warming refreshment. Mike Beddard has suggested that we revive this tradition on Saturday 13^th December. So make a note to come and join us on that day – details of where and time to meet will be announced in good time.

Davenham November Production

CAR PARKING AT DAVENHAM – 2O MPH ZONE

Theatre patrons should be aware that Davenham Village centre is now a 20 mph traffic zone and that our theatre lies within this speed restriction. Please take special care when approaching the theatre from the village and when parking.
It is important that all our members and visitors are aware that we rely on the tolerance of Church Street residents and we ask all arriving at the theatre by car to:-
• Park considerately, not blocking any driveway or access
• When Church Street parking is busy, please drive past the theatre towards the parish church where you will find space. The driver may wish to drop off passengers nearer the theatre before walking back
• When leaving the theatre, please do so QUIETLY without slamming doors and without noisy conversation

WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 17TH NOVEMBER – FEMALE OF THE SPECIES BY JOANNA MURRAY SMITH - DIRECTED BY PAULETTE ANDERSON

Our Autumn production which opens on Monday 17th November is a 6-hander written by Joanna Murray Smith. Paulette Anderson is already rehearsing her three men and three ladies to act in this humourous yet unnerving production. The theme of the play involves an established author trying to write a new blockbuster but suffering from writer's block. She is surprised at her desk in her country retreat by several unexpected guests who divert her attention from the task in hand. That's all I'll say for the time being, except that a cow comes to have some relevance to the plot! Tickets are available NOW. Click here for details.

2014/15 New Season at Davenham

CAR PARKING AT DAVENHAM – 2O MPH ZONE

Theatre patrons should be aware that Davenham Village centre is now a 20 mph traffic zone and that our theatre lies within this speed restriction. Please take special care when approaching the theatre from the village and when parking.
It is important that all our members and visitors are aware that we rely on the tolerance of Church Street residents and we ask all arriving at the theatre by car to:-
• Park considerately, not blocking any driveway or access
• When Church Street parking is busy, please drive past the theatre towards the parish church where you will find space. The driver may wish to drop off passengers nearer the theatre before walking back
• When leaving the theatre, please do so QUIETLY without slamming doors and without noisy conversation

THURSDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 7:30PM –ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

On Thursday 18th September, the AGM of the Davenham & Sandiway Players will be held at the theatre starting at 7:30pm. The committee will report on the activities of the last year and those attending will have the chance to raise for discussion any matters of interest.
FRIDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 7:30PM - NEIL MCSWEENEY SINGS AGAIN AT DAVENHAM
Andrew Whalley has arranged for Neil McSweeney to perform at Davenham on Friday 19th September. Doors and bar open at 7:30pm for an 8:00pm concert start. Neil McSweeney (born Irvine, Scotland) is a songwriter and musician based in Sheffield. His acoustic guitar playing style combines folk, blues and country influences but it is his voice, likened by The Guardian to "a male Tracy Chapman" and his direct and personal lyrics for which Neil is widely recognized. For more of Neil's biographical and musicological information, see Neil's website at http:/neilmcsweeney.com/ or his Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Neil-McSweeney/59584487296. Tickets @ £8.00 can be obtained by phoning Andrew Whalley on 01606 41052 or online via the DAN Website at http://www.danarts.org/events/neil-mcsweeney-in-concert/.

SATURDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER 7:30PM –ONE NIGHT ONLY! - LAUGH OUT LOUD

For one night only, Davenham member Denise Barry has brought together our best comedy talent to present an evening of comedy monologues, poems, prose and sketches on Saturday 20th September. If you have a party piece you would like to do in front of an audience, why not come along to the rehearsal on Monday 15th September at 7pm and speak with Denise. Tickets @ £5.00 include a free raffle entry. Doors and bar open 7:00pm.

THURSDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 7:30PM – JAZZ @ DAVENHAM - THE JOHN ELLIS TRIO

Dave Atherton of Jazz @ Davenham asks "Could this be the best programme we have ever produced? We think so". Tickets are now available from the usual sources for the first two gigs and there is a new initiative for 2014/15 in which Jazz @ Davenham would like to reward their fantastic regular customers. The following will apply from the first gig...
• The cost per gig will rise to £10 from £9 (mostly to save hassle on the door) BUT...
• for every 3 gigs attended in the 2014/15 season you will be able to choose the 4th one FREE so...
• if you come to 4 gigs you will be paying £30 instead of £36
The first gig of the season is on Thursday 25th September and features the John Ellis Trio. John's musicianship has been employed by well known artists such as Tom Jones, Corinne Bailey Rae, Lily Allen, John Squire (Stone Roses) and others, as well as being a founder member of The Cinematic Orchestra and contributing heavily to the albums "Everyday" and "Man With The Movie Camera". For more details of this and later gigs, see the Davenham Players blog Jazz page at http://dsp-davenham.blogspot.co.uk/p/jazz.html.
Tickets can be booked by emailing jazz@davenham.co or by phoning Harry on 01606 74502 or Dave on 01606 44253

WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 17TH NOVEMBER – FEMALE OF THE SPECIES BY JOANNA MURRAY SMITH - DIRECTED BY PAULETTE ANDERSON

Our Autumn production which opens on Monday 17th November is a 6-hander written by Joanna Murray Smith. Paulette Anderson is already rehearsing her three men and three ladies to act in this humourous yet unnerving production. The theme of the play involves an established author trying to write a new blockbuster but suffering from writer's block. She is surprised at her desk in her country retreat by several unexpected guests who divert her attention from the task in hand. That's all I'll say for the time being, except that a cow comes to have some relevance to the plot! Tickets are not yet available, but we'll let you know in good time !
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