Surrey Opera events 28 November & 12 December

SO Christmas Soiree 2015 2x small

Surrey Opera presents:

Tenor and Baritone Comedy Song Night

Saturday  28 November

Clyde Hall, Clyde Road, CR0 6SZ

£10 (Students £8). See publicity poster here Tenor and Baritone flyer Croydon November 28th

Opera Soirée,  Christmas programme

Saturday 12 December7.30pm

Whitgift School’s Concert Hall,

entrance in Nottingham Road, S Croydon, CR2 6YT. Doors open and drinks available from 7pm.

The programme will consist of Christmas songs, dramatic readings and carols, with a stunning musical setting for chorus and soloists by Colin Warnock of The Night Before Christmas. The  principal singers are Joanne McGahon, Kevin Jones (most recently seen as King Arthur in Camelot) and Peter Sidhom.  SO’s Director Jonathan Butcher has devised the programme and will conduct, whilst Jonathan Musgrave, will be the accompanist.

Tickets £12, (children/students £6) to include one glass of wine or juice.

To reserve tickets. Please phone or email Penny Locke at 020 8654 6205; pennylocke@gmail.com

Surrey Opera were involved in the year long Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Festival in 2012, including staging the world premier of his opera Thelma.

About seancreighton1947

I have lived in Norbury since July 2011. I blog on Croydon, Norbury and history events,news and issues. I have been active on local economy, housing and environment issues with Croydon TUC and Croydon Assembly. I have submitted views to Council Committees and gave evidence against the Whitgift Centre CPO and to the Local Plan Inquiry. I am a member of Norbury Village Residents Association and Chair of Norbury Community Land Trust, and represent both on the Love Norbury community organisations partnership Committee. I used to write for the former web/print Croydon Citizen. I co-ordinate the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Croydon Radical History Networks and edit the North East Popular Politics history database. I give history talks and lead history walks. I retired in 2012 having worked in the community/voluntary sector and on heritage projects. My history interests include labour, radical and suffrage movements, mutuality, Black British, slavery & abolition, Edwardian roller skating and the social and political use of music and song. I have a particular interest in the histories of Battersea and Wandsworth, Croydon and Lambeth. I have a publishing imprint History & Social Action Publications.
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