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Website last updated:
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Today is:
Wednesday 7th January 2009

Newsflash

• The productions have been announced for our 2009 season. These are:-

Lady Windermere's Fan 31st January - 7th February 2009

Glorious 21st -28th March 2009

The Graduate 16th - 23rd May 2009

Hobson's Choice 11th - 18th July 2009

Quartet 5th - 12th September 2009

Sleuth 17th - 24th October 2009

A Christmas Carol 2nd - 12th December 2009

 
10th - 11th October, Alison Shaw presents "“HER BIG CHANCE” A ONE WOMAN SHOW"
 

• Two productions have been announced which will be performed in our 2008 season. These are:-

Misery by Stephen King 18th-25th October, 2008

Cinderella by Graham Barraclough 3rd-13th December 2008.

 
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Annual Dinner & Dance, 2009

7pm for 7:30pm, Saturday 18 April 2009

Ashton Masonic Hall
Jowetts Walk, Ashton Under Lyne

£25.00 per person

It’s back!! Celebrate Guide Bridge Theatre’s success and meet with friends and members at the Annual Dinner & Dance 2009 with a new location and a new format.

Seated in the Conservatory Suite, you will enjoy a wonderful 3-course dinner from the menu below. After dinner, you are welcome to join the entertainment at a disco in an adjoining room especially for GBT guests until 11.30pm or remain at your table in the Conservatory and enjoy the company of your friends over coffee and mints - or something stronger!
The choice is yours.

The evening will also include a Special Awards Ceremony.

Carriages between Midnight and 12.30am

Use the Booking Form to reserve tickets as soon as possible - places are limited! 


 


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