Enfield Presents Listings: Spring 2017

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SPRING LISTINGS

2017

COMEDIAN GARY DELANEY

AT MILLFIELD THEATRE

RED RIDING HOOD AT THE DUGDALE

ENFIELD PRESENTS www.enfieldpresents.co.uk

0208 807 6680

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Forty Hall Estate Dugdale and Museums Millfield Theatre Southgate Leisure Centre Edmonton Leisure Centre Albany Leisure Centre Southbury Leisure Centre Arnos Pool

FORTY HALL ESTATE Grade 1 Listed Jacobean Manor House set amidst an idyllic Grade II Listed Estate. Hall offers a permanent exhibition looking at life in the 16th Century and changing contemporary arts exhibitions. An exciting events programme and schools education offer focuses on art, ecology and heritage. Hall is available to hire for private and corporate hire.

MILLFIELD THEATRE A vibrant and friendly theatre providing firstclass entertainment in North London. Programme includes comedy, dance, music and children’s theatre, including the annual in-house production of pantomime. Also home to the Grade II listed Georgian mansion, Millfield House which hosts a range of performing arts classes and is available to hire.

DUGDALE A bustling arts centre located in the heart of Enfield Town. With a 139-seat studio theatre, the Museum of Enfield and Local Archives, a suite of conference rooms for hire, an Art Gallery and a cafe the Dugdale is a hub of activity the year round. The innovative theatre programme includes jazz, comedy, mime, poetry, music, drama, puppetry and children’s theatre.

Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA

Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ

39 London Road, Enfield Town, EN2 6DS

www.fortyhallestate.co.uk | 020 8807 6680

www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk | 020 8807 6680

www.dugdalecentre.co.uk | 020 8807 6680

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ENFIELD FESTIVALS A network of individuals and independent organisations run a wealth of arts and sports activities across Enfield, adding to the rich cultural landscape and offering even more ways to get creative or active.

ACTIVE ENFIELD A sports development service offering affordable and accessible physical activity courses throughout Enfield, including boxing, Tai Chi and yoga. Also runs major sports events, including the annual Night Hike and Fun Run, and works in partnership with Fusion to manage Enfield’s seven leisure centres.

MUSEUM OF ENFIELD Located in the Dugdale. ‘Enfield Life’, the permanent free exhibition, features objects used or manufactured in Enfield from ancient times to the present day. Temporary exhibitions are offered throughout the year. Visit the Local Studies library and archive to explore the wealth of materials that document the history of Enfield.

www.enfieldfestivals.co.uk | 020 8807 6680

www.activeenfield.co.uk | 020 8807 6680

www.dugdalecentre.co.uk Museums: 020 8379 1469 Local Studies: 020 8379 2724


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WELCOME | MILLFIELD THEATRE 1 | THE DUGDALE 8 | FORTY HALL AND ESTATE 15 | ENFIELD FESTIVALS 21 | ACTIVE ENFIELD 24

Red Riding Hood

THINGS TO DO Millfield Theatre

THE DUGDALE Saturday 1 – Tuesday 18 April page 11

5 THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT Gary Delaney

THE DUGDALE Crazy Glue’s ‘A Disappearing Act’ Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 March page 9

Active Enfield Boxing Page 25

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THE DUGDALE Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Monday 24 – Saturday 29 April page 10

THE NOISE NEXT DOOR The Dugdale

0208 807 6680 @EnfieldPresent

Welcome to your Enfield Presents Listings Magazine; a handy pull-out publication for you to keep – detailing what’s coming up in the borough in March, April and May! This spring is the season of the double bill; acts so good, we had to programme them twice in one day. ‘Rockney’ kings and local heroes Chas and Dave are no strangers to

Stained Glass Inspirations Thursday 13 April, Various times page 18 Ingenuity & Beauty: Bach Cello Suites Sunday 23 April page 18

Workshops at Forty Hall Patchwork Cushion Masterclass Saturday 4 March 11–4pm Page 16

Dugdale Holmes & Watson The Farewell Tour Saturday 4 March page 7

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LAMBING WEEKEND AT FORTY HALL Saturday 25 – Sunday 26

WELCOME sell-out performances at Millfield Theatre and they’re headed to Edmonton for two shows in April. Meanwhile, in May we welcome comedy sensation The Noise Next Door back to the Dugdale as they present a family afternoon show followed by more off-the-cuff evening antics for adults – not to be missed! Fresh from its successful run in hipster Hoxton pantomime Red Riding Hood opens at the Dugdale this Easter and you’re invited to join the Hood family at their Pie & Mash shop for songs and laugh-out loud performances.

With so much more besides including new Active Enfield sports sessions and a Jane Austen weekend at Forty Hall to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the writer’s death; you’re spoilt for choice in Enfield. Don’t forget to visit us online for celebrity interviews, blog articles, photo galleries, competitions plus much more!

Love the ts Team x Enfield Presen

The details in this magazine were correct at time of printing. However, in the event of unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to make changes to the published programme. © Enfield Presents, London Borough of Enfield 2017


What’s On

GARY DELANEY THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT GARY

MILLFIELD THEATRE | THURSDAY 27 APRIL 7.45PM TICKETS £16

FUNNY” “WICKEDLY Times The Sunday E OF CAVALCAD “EXPECT A E PUNS” LY INVENTIV BRILLIANT Guardian The D AND I D I LAUGHE N A , D E H G “I LAU FTSMAN” ASTER CRA M … D E H G LAU The Times

GARY DELANEY HAS BEEN TOURING HIS NEW SHOW ‘THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT GARY’ THROUGHOUT THE UK FOR MONTHS AND NOW, AT LONG LAST, HE IS HEADED TO ENFIELD. Packed full with sharp one-liners, clever wordplay and rapid-fire jokes this is a show worth seeing which will leave you with no doubt in your mind that Delaney is the premier gagsmith of his generation. A regular on Mock The Week, Delaney has won two Sony Awards, as well as receiving a Chortle Award nomination. He’s also a regular writer for shows including Cats Does Countdown, A League Of Their Own, Live At The Apollo and The Royal Variety Performance. His last tour was extended four times and took in over 240 dates. ‘There’s Something about Gary’…which is that he’s actually very funny and this show is proving to be a big hit so book your tickets early to avoid disappointment! Recommended for ages 16+

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ANGELO TSAROUCHAS Award-winning Greek funnyman Angelo Tsarouchas will have you in stiches as he shares his experiences living both Greek and Western cultures, his take on Greek family life and what it’s really like growing up in the diaspora.

“Non-stop laughs at a rapid pace – very, very funny.” TIME OUT LONDON Saturday 4 March, 8pm Tickets £20 Standard / £30 Premium

THE ELVIS YEARS STARRING MARIO KOMBOU Don’t miss this outstanding musical production which brings to the stage the incredible and compelling story of the ‘king of rock and roll’ – Elvis Presley. Packed with more than 50 greatest hits, from the early days of Sun Studios and That’s Alright Mama, through to the

Hollywood years of GI Blues and It’s Now or Never, culminating in the legendary Las Vegas concert with In The Ghetto, Suspicious Minds and American Trilogy. Friday 3 March, 7.45pm Tickets £23 / £21

FOREVER JACKSON The Legend lives on... Michael Jackson fans brace yourselves as Forever Jackson re-ignites the magic of the legendary King Of Pop. Robin Parsons pays true homage to the late great Michael Jackson, replicating the distinctive tones and mirroring those famous dance moves down to meticulous detail. Featuring electrifying

choreography, stunning special effects and superb musicians and includes hits, from The Jackson 5’s Can You Feel It to solo pieces such as Billie Jean, Bad, Thriller, Beat It, Man In The Mirror, Smooth Criminal and many more. Sunday 5 March, 7pm Tickets £22.50

DON’T DRIBBLE ON THE DRAGON Tom is a toddler with a big, older brother, a secret dragon… and a dribbling problem that just won’t stop! When Tom’s endless drooling threatens to tear the brothers’ friendship apart can his dragon’s crazy magic help them put it back together again… or will it only end up making things worse? For adults and cool kids of all

ages (not recommended for under 2s) Running time: 60 minutes. “A heart-warming story full of love, laughs and sing along songs, this is perfect entertainment for adults and children alike – and brilliant fun!” The Guide

BRENDAN SHINE One of Ireland’s best loved singing stars who has had a string of hits over the 40 years that he has been at the top. Enjoy musical treats such as Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed

Saturday 4 March, 2.30pm Tickets £11.50 / £10 concs / Family £40

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Down (which received four silver discs and a platinum award), Grandad, My Son, Galway Girl and The Rose of Castlerea. Wednesday 8 March, 7.45pm Tickets £20 / £18 concs SPRING LISTINGS ENFIELD PRESENTS


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GISELLE A tragically romantic tale of a young girl who falls deeply in love and is soon deceived; for her lover was betrothed to another. Through despair and desperation the young girl kills herself as she could not live without him. First performed in 1841, Giselle is considered to be one of the jewels in the crown of the romantic repertoire.

HYSTERIA 1938. Hampstead, London. Sigmund Freud has fled Nazi-occupied Austria and settled in leafy Swiss Cottage. The ageing Freud intends to spend his last days in peaceful contemplation, but when Salvador Dali pays a visit, and discovers a naked woman in the closet, intoxicating mayhem ensues. An acknowledged modern classic,

Terry Johnson’s hilarious farce explores the fallout when two of the twentieth century’s most brilliant and original minds collide. Hysteria won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy in 1994. “A custard pie of comic brilliance” Time Out

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Sunday 19 March, 2pm & 6pm Tickets £20 / £18 concs

Friday 17 March, 7.45pm Tickets £20 / £18 concs

Thursday 9 – Saturday 11 March, 7.45pm | Saturday matinee 2.30pm Tickets £17.50 / £15.50 concs

THE COUNTERFEIT STONES Billed as ‘The Most Famous Stones Band in England’ by Sir Mick Jagger himself, The Counterfeit Stones perform faithful and faultless renditions of The Stones’ greatest hits. Their new tour, Grass Me Up is the chance to catch their noteperfect performances of the

THE GOLDEN YEARS Jimmy Jemain and The Knights Shadows accurately recreate the Golden Years of the early Cliff Richard and The Shadows. A fully choreographed show featuring the early hits such as Move It, Living Doll, The Young Ones plus Apache and Wonderful Land.

Featuring a full Corps de Ballet of 24 international dancers along with critically acclaimed Principal Dancers, Ballet Theatre UK present this haunting classic in its full glory set to the stunning music by Adolphe Adam.

Stones classic songs, skilfully mixed with ‘mockumentary’ style videos, retro costumes and humour. Injecting a huge dose of nostalgia to those who were there in the heydey and an education for those who weren’t.

ABBAMANIA You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life. It is 40 years since ABBA won Eurovision so if you’re looking for an excuse to reminisce on the best music ever, then ABBAMANIA is for you! Dig out those platforms, dust down those flares, join in and enjoy all of your favourites including: Mamma Mia, Voulez Vous, Dancing Queen, Winner Takes It All, Super Trouper and many more. Saturday 18 March, 7.45pm Tickets £21.50

Thursday 16 March, 7.45pm Tickets £24

MATT MONRO An inspired performance by Matt Monro Jr, making this an unforgettable evening of music, warmth and love keeping the memory of his father and his music alive. From Born Free to Walk Away to Portrait of My Love be prepared to be transported in time by this tribute to one of Britain’s most popular and endearing singers, called “the singer’s singer” by his peers. Thursday 23 March, 7.45pm Tickets £22.50

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Book tickets online www.enfieldpresents.co.uk or call 020 8807 6680 SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK A new musical show celebrating the career of one of rock’s greatest icons, Sir Rod Stewart – from street busker to international superstar. Paul Metcalfe delivers an authentic and charismatic performance assuming the persona of this legendary singer-songwriter and performer right down to the last detail – from the distinctive vocals to the swaggering showmanship. Featuring classic rockers like Maggie May, Baby Jane and Da Ya Think I’m Sexy through to big ballads such as Sailing, You’re In My Heart and Tonight’s The Night. Friday 24 March, 7.45pm Tickets £21.50

SONGS & LAUGHTER WITH MY MOTHER – AN EVENING OF LOVERS ROCK, GOSPEL AND COMEDY CELEBRATING MOTHER’S DAY Janet Kay and Victor Romero Evans present their annual Mother’s Day show. Enjoy an evening of top quality entertainment with the UK’s Kings and Queens of Comedy and Song. Belly laugh with Curtis Walker and Judi Love and dance along with Lurine Cato, (UK Queen of Gospel), Sandra Cross (UK Queen of Lovers Rock) and Mario Frendo (Legend of Lovers Rock). Sunday 26 March, 7pm Tickets £23

SPRING FESTIVAL BULGARIAN FOLK & TRADITIONS Established in 2013, this spring festival explores the deep connection between Bulgarian folk and nature, bringing together singing and dancing groups from all over the world in celebration. Be enchanted by the beauty of Bulgarian folk dances and songs, as well as the splendour of folk costumes. This year’s festival will involve groups from seven European countries. Saturday 25 March, 2pm Tickets £15 Under 10s Free (Please note under 10s still need to book a free ticket)

ENFIELD DANCE FESTIVAL – “A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH” The annual dance festival is back and the theme for 2017 is ‘A Scientific Approach’. Get set for an electrifying show, full of colour, intrigue and explanations. There will be five unique performances: 7pm Tuesday 28th March, 4.15pm and 7pm Wednesday 29th March, 1.15pm and 7pm Thursday 30th March. Tickets go sale from 13th March. Monday 27 – Thursday 30 March Tickets £7 unreserved seating

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I’M STILL STANDING – THE ELTON JOHN SONGBOOK The ‘Ultimate Elton’ Paul Bacon, along with ‘The Rocket band, delivers a truly wonderful celebration of the music of the one and only Elton John. Packed full of ballads such as Your Song, Candle in the Wind, Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me, Sacrifice and Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word through to up tempo dance

floor classics such as Crocodile Rock, I’m Still Standing, The Bitch is Back, Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting. Paul and the band made the headlines recently when they performed at Elton John’s Mothers 90th birthday party! Friday 31 March, 7.45pm Tickets £21.50

SIMON WESTON; MY LIFE, MY STORY It was the conflict of a generation and one that many will never forget. On the second of April 1982 Argentina invaded the Falklands Islands. In one of the most horrific moments of the conflict the RFA Sir Galahad was bombed by two Argentinian planes, aboard at the time was Simon Weston CBE. This was an event which would change his life forever. Against all the odds, Simon escaped the burning

and buckled ship, but only after suffering 46% burns to his body. Now after his 2015 sell out UK tour Simon returns to the stage to share his incredible life story about one man’s journey from the front line of war, being on the edge of death, to today being a happy and contented father, grandfather and national treasure. Saturday 1 April, 7.45pm Tickets £20 SPRING LISTINGS ENFIELD PRESENTS


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SEVEN DRUNKEN NIGHTS Celebrating the music of Ireland’s favourite sons The Dubliners and a guaranteed evening of music, humour and craic! Seven Drunken Nights tells the story of a career spanning 50 years and evokes the spirit of Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Barney McKenna, Jim McCann, Ciaran Bourke and John Sheahan as a hugely talented cast of musicians and singers bring

PATSY CLINE A feel-good tribute show celebrating the legacy of country music’s world renowned superstar – Patsy Cline. The fabulously talented Sandy Kelly, whose performance as Patsy has captured the hearts of fans, will bring all the unforgettable

hits to life including; Crazy, Sweet Dreams, Walking after Midnight and I Fall to Pieces. An evening filled with song, laughter and true country nostalgia.

the music of this iconic group to life. Featuring such classics as The Wild Rover, The Black Velvet Band, The Irish Rover, Molly Malone, Finnegan’s Wake, McAlpines Fusileers, Raglan Road and of course The Seven Drunken Nights. Sunday 9 April, 7pm Tickets £24 / £22 concs

LET THERE BE LOVE – THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSICAL LEGENDS Acclaimed jazz singer and West End actress, Claudia Morris returns with this exciting and moving exploration of timeless classics about the ups and downs of love, from past to present. Together with her band, Claudia sings the songs of some of the greats, from the 1930’s to the present day including hits from such artists as: Doris Day, Carole King, Eva Cassidy and many more!

Sunday 2 April, 7pm Tickets £23

“Passion and clarity delivered with a velvet voice” Sue Merchant, BBC Radio Friday 20 April, 7.45pm Tickets £19.50 / £18.50

CHAS & DAVE Cockney Duo Chas and Dave are selling out theatres across the UK and they return to Millfield Theatre for two shows this April! Still going strong, in the past three years they’ve recorded a new hit album ‘That’s What Happens’, headlined The Royal Variety Show, sold out The Royal Albert Hall, performed an arena tour with Status Quo and made a guest appearance on BBC TV’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing. Even

SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL Centre Stage returns to the Millfield Theatre following their hugely successful production of ‘The Wiz’ with ‘Seussical the Musical’. Seussical brings together many of Dr Seuss’s much loved characters and fables as it tells the story of Horton the Elephant, who discovers a small speck of dust that contains

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the Whos. Although Horton faces ridicule, danger and a kidnapping, the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him and ultimately the powers of friendship, loyalty, family and community emerge triumphant. Thursday 6 – Saturday 8 April, 7.30pm | 3pm matinee on 8th Tickets £15 adults / £13 concs

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their hit single ‘I’m Going Back’ featured in the Heathrow Airport 2016 Christmas TV advert! Don’t miss this special show delving in to the duo’s history and featuring all the hits that made them famous including ‘Gertcha’ ‘Sideboard Song ‘Rabbit’ ‘Ain’t No Pleasing You ‘Margate’ and many more. Saturday 22 April, 4pm & 8pm Tickets £27.50


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Book tickets online www.enfieldpresents.co.uk or call 020 8807 6680

GARY DELANEY – THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT GARY See featured listing Thursday 27 April, 7.45pm Tickets £16

CHAMPIONS OF ROCK The UK’s authoritative Queen Concert show celebrates the 40th anniversary of the legendary group’s record-breaking Hyde Park concert which thrilled 150,000 fans. Recreating the fun, musicianship and showmanship of the band’s famed live performance you’ll journey back to when Queen reigned supreme with We are the Champions, We Will Rock You, A Kind of Magic, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Another One Bites the Dust and Bohemian Rhapsody. The supreme Queen Concert show is coming to Edmonton!

FOREVER IN BLUE JEANS A great evening of entertainment with superb singers, dancers and musicians playing the very best in Country Music and Rock ‘n’ Roll. A big hearted show featuring songs from Patsy Cline, Garth Brooks, Elvis Presley, Billy Ray Cyrus, The Mavericks, Tammy Wynette, The Carpenters

& Carol King to hits from the great Western Musicals such as Oklahoma and ending with a grand finale of the great Neil Diamond hit ‘Forever In Blue Jeans’. Friday 12 May, 7.45pm Tickets £22

Saturday 29 April, 7.45pm Tickets £22.50

BUDDY HOLLY & THE CRICKETERS For quarter of a century, this breath taking show has rock ’n’ rolled audiences across the globe from Cardiff to California, Barking to Bangkok and Swindon to Sweden and is guaranteed to have everyone singing and dancing along to the sounds of Buddy Holly. Starring some of the finest actor-musicians in the UK whose combined West End credits include Buddy, Lennon, Forbidden Planet and Jailhouse Rock the show was endorsed as Britain’s most popular Buddy Holly act by Graham Norton. Featuring all the hits ‘That’ll Be The Day’, ‘Peggy Sue’, ‘Heartbeat’, ‘It Doesn’t Matter Anymore’, ‘Raining In My Heart, Oh Boy’!

THE FUREYS LIVE IN CONCERT Don’t miss a great night of Irish music, songs and stories from Ireland’s legends – The Fureys. Enjoy all the timeless classics including ‘When you were sweet 16’, ‘I will love you’, ‘The green fields of France’, ‘The old man’, ‘Red rose café’, ‘From Clare to here’, ‘Her father didn’t like me anyway’, ‘Leaving Nancy’, and new work from ‘The times they are a changing’. Tuesday 9 May, 7.45pm Tickets £23

Friday 28 April, 7.45pm–10.15pm Tickets £22

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ANDY FAIRWEATHER LOW Andy Fairweather Low’s pedigree is the stuff rock dreams are made of. He first came to prominence at the vanguard of the new youthful expression of music as the lead singer in Amen Corner. The 60’s saw them clock up hit after pop hit. Songs such as ‘Bend Me Shape Me’, ‘Hello Suzy’, ‘(If Paradise is) Half As Nice’ are internationally remembered to this day. Since Andy has gone on to work with Eric Clapton,

George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Cocker, Mary J. Blige, Bill Wyman, Van Morrison, Chris Rea, Jackson Browne, Sheryl Crow and many more. Following a solo path since 2007, he has clocked up four solo CD releases and tours with his all-star band, The Low Riders. A unique and superlative musical evening not to be missed. Saturday 13 May, 7.45pm Tickets £21.50 SPRING LISTINGS ENFIELD PRESENTS


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ONE NIGHT OF ROCK An all-new audio-visual rock experience featuring 48 of the greatest rock hits back to back! Featuring a live Rock band and electrifying laser show that your eyes and ears just won’t believe. non-stop foot stomping and chorussinging anthems from Guns & Roses, The Who, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Queen, Meat Loaf, Dire Straits, Status Quo, Muse, Kiss and many more. Are You Ready To Rock Millfield Theatre as One Night Rock is coming for you!!!

PEPEE Pepee is a young boy full of curiosity who loves to play games and discover new things. He is very acrobatic and moves at a quick speed. Follow the adventures of Pepee and best friends Şila, Zulu, and Şuşu in this lively show, perfect for families. Pepee is a Turkish animated television series by Dusyeri and the show is performed in Turkish.

Friday 19 May, 7.45pm Tickets £24

Sunday 21 May, 11.45am & 2.45pm Tickets £20 / Front Rows £30

OH! CAROL – THE MUSICAL STORY OF NEIL SEDAKA AND HOWARD GREENFIELD From their humble beginnings in Brooklyn to the dizzying heights of their success in the 50’s & 60’s the songwriting genius of Neil Sedaka and ‘Howie’ Howard Greenfield will go down in musical history as one of the most successful partnerships of all time. Celebrate their music in this show packed full of hits such as Calendar Girl, Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Stupid Cupid and of course Oh! Carol. Saturday 20 May, 7.45pm Tickets £22.50

MILKSHAKE LIVE! Delve in to Milkshake’s magical bookcase and journey through the world’s favourite fairy tales in this all singing, all dancing musical live masterpiece sure to amaze and delight! Starring Milkshake! favourites Bob the Builder, Little Princess, Wissper, Fireman Sam, Pip from Pip Ahoy!, Winnie and Wilbur, Shimmer and Shine, Milkshake’s very own Milkshake! Monkey and two Milkshake! Presenters and The Milkshake! Friday 26 – Saturday 27 May, 4pm Tickets £16.50 Adults / £14.50 Young Person / £53.50 Family Ticket

JUNE PICKS

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The Pirates of Penzance Saint Monica’s Players (SMP) perform the Gilbert and Sullivan classic, bringing the show bang up to date! Wednesday 7 – Saturday 10 June, 7.45pm Tickets £15 / £13 concs

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Up On The Roof – The Music of Carole King & James Taylor Two legendary singer / songwriters; one incredible night of music performed by Brian Dales and his band (Sweet Baby James). Sunday 11 June, 7pm Tickets £22.50

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Money for Nothing The World’s Greatest Dire Straits Tribute Show – Money For Nothing capture the authentic sound of one of the most successful rock bands of all time. Thursday 15 June, 7.45pm Tickets £24

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Talon – The Best of the Eagles A special 20th anniversary tour featuring all those classic ‘Eagles Greatest Hits’ from their timeless back catalogue including ‘Hotel California’ and ‘Take It Easy’. Saturday 17 June, 7.45pm Tickets £24.50

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Northern Soul Live – The Edwin Starr Band The Edwin Starr Band featuring Angelo Starr bring the ultimate Northern Soul and Motown Party to Millfield, accompanied by special guest Lorraine Silver. Saturday 24 June, 7.45pm Tickets £21.50

BRINGING ON BACK THE 60’S A fantastic show starring New Amen Corner with their very special guest – 60’s icon’s Mike d’Abo and Chris Farlowe. Sing along with Mike as her performs such classics as, Ragamuffin Man, Ha Ha Said The Clown, My Name Is Jack and Mighty Quinn.

THE MANFREDS – MAKIN’ TRACKS TOUR 2017 The Manfreds, with original front man, Paul Jones, will be performing many of their hits, including ‘Do Wah Diddy Diddy’, one of the most popular and instantly recognisable songs of the 60’s along with a mix of Jazz and Blues covers from their new album ‘Makin’ Tracks’.

Sunday 25 June, 7pm Tickets £22.00

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HOLMES AND WATSON THE FAREWELL TOUR

DUGDALE | SATURDAY 4 MARCH 7.45PM TICKETS £14

ALONGSIDE HIS FAITHFUL SIDEKICK DR WATSON AND WITH THE ABLE AID OF TRUSTED COMPATRIOTS MRS HUDSON AND INSPECTOR LESTRADE OF SCOTLAND YARD, SHERLOCK HOLMES WILL ATTEMPT TO RE-ENACT ONE OF HIS MOST BAFFLING UNSOLVED CASES… Fresh from their sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, join Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson in an evening of intrigue, amazement and amusement! Pit your deductive skills against those of the Great Detective as a case unfolds before your very eyes! Expertly written by Stuart Fortey, there’s everything you might expect from Sherlock Holmes – and more! This is your final chance to catch Holmes and Watson as they embark on their Farewell Tour.

“AN EXCELLENT ROMP OF A MYSTERY THAT WILL HAVE YOU LAUGHING ALONG” Broadway Baby

“PEOPLE WERE GASPING AND HOWLING WITH LAUGHTER”

An explosive blend of murder mystery and irresistible comedy. Don’t miss it, it’s elementary!

Oxford Times

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HOLMES AND WATSON – THE FAREWELL TOURS See featured Listing

CHEKHOV’S SHORTS European Arts Company returns with a hugely entertaining collection of classic one-act farces by Anton Chekhov, including The Evils of Tobacco, The Dimwit, The Bear, Swan Song and The Proposal. This is Chekhov as you’ve never seen him before – funny! Originally performed in Russian vaudeville

theatres, these bittersweet plays are Chekhov at his comic best – before The Seagull got stuffed, Uncle Vanya fired blanks, The Three Sisters started moaning and The Cherry Orchard was ‘car-parked’.

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Saturday 11 March, 7.45pm Tickets £12.50

Tuesday 28 February & Wednesday 1 March, 7.45pm, Tickets £15.50 / £14 concs

UNTOUCHABLE – PRESENTED BY TALKIES COMMUNITY CINEMA This charming, uplifting French drama is based on a true story that follows the superficially mismatched friendship between a wealthy quadriplegic and his ex-con carer – brilliantly played by François Cluzet and Omar Sy. Each has his own disadvantage – one physical following a paragliding accident, the other

Saturday 4 March, 7.45pm Tickets £14

AN EVENING WITH CUBAN REDD Join Cuban Redd aka Shirley Mason for an evening of Performance Poetry spanning the years. Joined by guests and upcoming, talented local performers, this is an evening not to be missed.

socioeconomic. Both characters are enormously sympathetic and the film’s heart is very much in the right place. Hugely enjoyable. Dir Oliver Nakache and Éric Toledano | 2011 | 110 minutes | Certificate 15

A DISAPPEARING ACT Filipa Tomas and Bradley Wayne Smith, the creators of Crazy Glue, present a comedy about how we want to be remembered and what we hope people will forget. Inspired by stories in the news, TED talks and magic, A Disappearing Act explores our mortality, the rituals we use to accept it, say goodbye and remember the ones we love. Everyone will disappear. So will you. So will I. Wednesday 8 – Friday 10 March, 7.45pm Tickets £12.50

Thursday 2 March, 7.45pm Tickets £6.50

BRAINS: A PERSONAL STORY – THE 2017 CONSULTATION Following the 2016 production of Brains we bring you the updated 2017 Consultation production. Brains is a unique upbeat performance piece, using spoken word, music and often humour to reveal the personal journey and thoughts of someone diagnosed with a Brain Tumour. A company of four performers explore the experiences, thoughts and changes that this much unspoken medical condition can cause to the patient and their loved ones. “Exceeded my expectations. Brilliantly performed, witty, moving and thought provoking with informative content”. Audience member Tuesday 14 & Wednesday 15 March, 7.45pm Tickets £12.50

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THE NORTH LONDON SONGWRITER’S CIRCLE FEATURING WINTER SPRINGS

S’WONDERFUL S’Wonderful is a whistle-stop tour of the greatest songbook ever written. Paul Roberts, former lead singer of The Stranglers, fronts a swinging live band who come together to celebrate the most important and influential composers and lyricists who propelled the likes of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Judy Garland and Ella Fitzgerald to stardom. Featuring best-loved

songs by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Rodgers & Hammerstein, George & Ira Gershwin and Rodgers & Hart including toetapping tunes such as Puttin’ on the Ritz, Let’s Face the Music and Dance and those timeless classics Over the Rainbow and Summertime.

Be inspired by three local, emerging artists and visiting singer-songwriter collective Winter Springs, performing as part of the first showcase by ‘The North London Songwriter’s Circle’.

Edmund Jeffery. The group are noted by BBC Introducing and have already played at major festivals including the Isle of Wight Festival, Barn On The Farm, and a headline slot at Tockwith Festival.

Winter Springs are a harmony led, folk/pop, singer-songwriter collective, formed of six solo songwriters, including local talent

A modern day Fleetwood Mac with their own unique twist. Friday 24 March, 7.45pm Tickets £14

Thursday 16 March, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets £15

ZIGGY’S FIESTA FLAMENCA! + FRATER AND TAYLOR FIESTA FLAMENCA! Anita La Maltesa, Ramon Ruiz and guest flamenco artists.

RELLA ENCHANTED The Jason Theatre School present their bi-annual musical theatre production featuring their acting and singing pupils. Rella Enchanted is a modern twist on a classic fairytale taking you on a magical journey where good triumphs over evil! The School

has venues in Enfield, Hoddesdon and Broxbourne and is home to over 400 pupils, all of whom are shining stars full of talent! Sunday 19 March, 2pm & 5pm Tickets £14

Fiesta Flamenca is a magical display of flamenco dance and guitar combined with Latin American songs. This spellbinding show has captivated audiences across the world. Scottish vocalist Josie Frater and drummer / producer Steve

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Taylor unite Brazilian, Jazz, Pop and Celtic influences in a worldly excursion of beautiful sounds. This thrilling nu-jazz-fusion group recently performed at London Jazz Festival, Ronnie Scott’s and Jazz FM and is led by Ziggy’s charismatic curators. Saturday 25 March, 7.45pm Tickets £15.50

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RED RIDING HOOD This Easter join the Hood family at their Pie & Mash shop for this brand new traditional pantomime based on the classic fairytale. Meet Red Riding Hood, her best friend Tommy Tucker, Mother Hood and not forgetting Wilberforce Wolf Esq. As Red sets off on an adventure to Grannie’s house beware, ‘if you go into the woods today, you’re in for a big surprise’. Packed with songs, comedy and lots of audience participation, this traditional pantomime is sure to be an Easter panto delight, ‘Oh yes it is!’

TERRIFIC TOYS: MADE AND PLAYED IN ENFIELD Celebrating the golden age of toys and games, made in Enfield by famous names such as Spears Games and Lesney Matchbox and played with by generations of local children.

THE WARRIOR – PRESENTED BY TALKIES COMMUNITY CINEMA This stunningly visual film, Asif Kapadia’s debut feature, has the timeless quality of a morality tale and tells the story of an Indian warrior who, while working as an enforcer for the heartless master of the Rajput people, has a crisis of conscience, renounces violence and seeks redemption. The warrior’s epic journey – with the

Thursday 13 April 2017 – Sunday 7 January 2018 Free

hunter having now become the hunted – was shot in Rajasthan and the Himalayas with breathtaking beauty and simplicity by Roman Osin. Dir Asif Kapadia | 2001 | 83 minutes | Certificate 12 Thursday 20 April, 7.45pm Tickets £6.50

Saturday 1 – Monday 17 April, 11am & 1.30pm Tickets £14 / £12.50 concs / Family Ticket £48

EASTER ANTICS FAIR 2017 Easter starts here: Hop over to the Dugdale in Enfield Town for a day of Easter antics and fun for all the family! Join in an Easter Egg Hunt, get creative, meet the Easter bunny, shop and be entertained with live music and performances. Saturday 8 April, 10am–3pm Ticket price on the door £3.50 per adult (subject to availability) KIDS GO FREE Early bird tickets available at £3 per adult plus a small booking charge

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CHARLIE PHILLIPS: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS – EXPLORING MULTI-CULTURAL LONDON Charlie Phillips’ collection of images of Notting Hill in the 1960s and ‘70s have now become prized for the way they recorded a unique moment in British history, capturing a time and a place that was in transition as he framed his shots. Here are photographs of slum housing, of children on the streets, of traders, of funerals, of churchgoers, of shebeens and of the ordinary lives of people, black and white. In spite of hardship and poverty their faces tell us of spirit and humanity. Wednesday 19 April – Saturday 13 May, 10am–5pm Free

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SWEENEY TODD – THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET FFBOS present Stephen Sondheim’s seminal musical thriller and homage to the classic character of Victorian penny dreadful fiction. After being banished by crooked Judge Turpin, Benjamin Barker returns to London in pursuit of vengeance under the new guise of Sweeney Todd. Encountering the eccentric Mrs Lovett whose meat pies are renowned as being the worst in London, the two strike a partnership with Sweeney’s newly opened

barbershop taking residence above Mrs Lovett’s pie shop. From being the worst pies in London, Mrs Lovett’s pies are soon the talk of the town with business booming. However, a dark secret clouds the story behind their newfound success – will their gruesome business and its dark secrets be uncovered? Monday 24 – Saturday 29 April, 7.45pm | Matinee on 29th, 2.30pm Tickets £16 / £15 Concs


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WIND IN THE WILLOWS Barking Dog Theatre Company bring Kenneth Grahame’s classic tale to life with plenty of original music and audience participation as well as the use of puppetry and mime. Follow the adventures of Mole who, having had enough of spring cleaning goes out to see the world and meets Ratty, Badger and of course the irresponsible but loveable Mr Toad. Mr Toad loves to be on the move and we see him travel by Horse, Caravan, Barge, Train and, of course, his favourite method of travel; the motor car “poop poop!” Suitable for ages 4–9. Sunday 30 April, 11am & 2pm Tickets £9.50

MIND IN ENFIELD: ART EXHIBITION MIND-In-Enfield celebrates Mental Health Awareness week with an exhibition of works produced by students past and present from the MIND-In-Enfield evening art course. The idea that the art making process is therapeutic is nothing new, and pupils on the course are encouraged to develop their painting and drawing skills at their own pace, so there is no pressure in terms of performance or gaining a qualification; everything is developed at the level of Personal Development. If you would like further details about the next MIND-In-Enfield Art Course, contact Jean Passley on 020 8887 1497 or email jean.passley@Mind-In-Enfield.org.uk Saturday 6 May – Saturday 3 June, 10am–5pm Free

SWINGING THROUGH THE DECADES Celebrating 100 years of Swing Music! Join Five Star Swing for a thrilling afternoon of famous songs of the Swing era, from Louis Armstrong to Vegas’ “Rat Pack” and Count Basie to Ella Fitzgerald. Five Star Swing’s singers and multi-instrumentalists have appeared at London’s Leicester Square Theatre and Blackpool’s famous Tower Ballroom as well as multiple TV appearances including BBC Children in Need. Swing along with us and celebrate an afternoon in style! Wednesday 3 May, 2pm Tickets £15 / £14.50

DASH GOES SWING David Short in association with DASH productions return for their 11th visit to the Dugdale for their latest and greatest extravaganza “DASH Goes Swing” following on from 10 successful sell out shows. David and his incredibly talented cast are back with all your favourite songs from the golden era of cool. Monday 8 – Saturday 13 May (Excluding Thursday 11 May), 7.45pm Tickets £13.50

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THE NOISE NEXT DOOR’S REALLY, REALLY GOOD AFTERNOON SHOW The sell-out comedy sensation are now on tour with an anarchic afternoon show for just about everyone. Join us for an epic explosion of outlandish characters, perfect punchlines and awesome songs all mixed together with the guys’ trademark brand of off-the-cuff

antics. A barrel of belly laughs awaits for anyone between 8… and 108! As seen on BBC1, BBC3, ITV1 and ITV2! As heard on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 4! “Hilarious...A superior kind of chaos” The Daily Telegraph Sunday 14 May, 2.30pm Tickets £13.50 / £11.50 Concs

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TALKIES – TANGERINES Oscar-nominated anti-war film, by turns touching that is both moving and suspenseful. Set in Georgia, during the 1992 conflict between the Georgians and secessionist Abkhazians the film focuses on the lives of Ivo and Margus, two elderly Estonian men, now the sole inhabitants of what was once an established Estonian colony in Georgia. Margus is obsessed

THE NOISE NEXT DOOR – UPROAR! Witness the astonishing comedy sensation LIVE! The Noise Next Door are causing a commotion with their fourth nationwide tour – an anarchic evening of side-splitting jokes, jaw-dropping characters, and mind-blowing songs. Join the

quickest wits in comedy as they transform audience suggestions into a fantastic, fresh new entertainment experience every single night. “Immaculately well executed” The Times

with harvesting his tangerine crop before leaving. Ivo has more personal reasons for staying and, as a man of strong principles turns his house into a safe haven for wounded fighters. There, opposing ideologies and tribal allegiances slowly diminish in importance in the face of Ivo’s stern but selfless kindness. Thursday 18 May, 7.45pm Tickets £6.50

Sunday 14 May, 7pm Tickets £15.50

JACK THE RIPPER – THE REAL TRUTH Since 2002 leading Ripper expert Trevor Marriott has been conducting a cold case investigation into the famous Whitechapel Murders which were attributed to Jack the Ripper.

LADIES OF SWING A brand new show paying tribute to the amazing women who brought Swing and Jazz to the World. Enjoy songs made famous by all the top Ladies of Swing from the 1920’s right through to the 1950’s – including Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, Nina Simone and the Andrews

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Sisters to name just a few. The Honeybirds who formed in 2012 combine vocal prowess with flowery dresses, red lipstick, a live band and a host of showreel images and you have an unforgettable evening of nostalgia!

Marriott has now finally concluded his investigation with startling new evidence and facts, which now not only dispel, but shatter the myth that has been

Thursday 18 May, 2.30pm Tickets £15

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Jack the Ripper for the past 128 years. A two hour one man show packed with pictures from 1888 and original crime scene photographs of the victims and the suspects. Suitable for ages 16+ Friday 19 & Saturday 20 May, 7.45pm Tickets £14


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MUSIC FROM STAGE AND SCREEN Enfield Brass Band presents a ‘Wicked’ Musical Extravaganza performing works from down town “Chicago” to the spectacular realms of Star Wars. Enfield Brass Band, under the Musical Direction of Alan Duguid, is one of London’s oldest brass bands. The band’s aim is to create

an environment where making music is fun and enjoyable, whilst striving for individual and collective musical improvement.

A new play exploring domestic violence. Meet Tina, Peyton and Marcia; three lives intertwined, all looking for love but who is to discover that love hurts... and sometimes in the most unexpected ways. Who is responsible for what...and why? Concluding with a Q&A with

www.enfieldbrassband.co.uk Sunday 21 May, 3pm Tickets £15 / Concs £10

writer Mwhamadu Baaku and cast Jessica O’Hare, Roweena Mason and Mwhamadu Baaku. Directed by Shirley E Mason and produced by The Burning Flame Foundation. Friday 26 & Saturday 27 May, 7.45pm | Matinee 3pm on 26th

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The Pirate Squad – The Tale of Hawaiian Delight The popular puppets return for another sizzling adventure, this time to Hawaii. A children’s show not to be missed! Thursday 1 June – Sunday 4 June, various times Tickets £12 / £10, Family Ticket £40 (2 adult & 2 young person)

TOTS TO TEENS SHOW 2017 Bringing children’s businesses and charities together for the first event of its kind, this informative event focuses on children aged 4 to 15 and covers themes of sport, gaming, education, music, dance, gifts, health and services. A must attend event for parents and their children to gather information, shop, take part in activities and be entertained

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My Name is Not Zorba, but... I can dance! Tat (The Actor’s Theatre) present another Greek love story packed full with comedy, song, music and dance. Performed in Greek. Tuesday 20 – Saturday 24 June, 7.45pm | Saturday matinee at 2.45pm

JANE EYRE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY Struggling to think, live and love beyond the stifling expectations of duty, class and convention, governess Jane Eyre and Master Edward Rochester take a dark journey towards sensual and intellectual liberation. Told through Jane’s eyes, English literature’s most celebrated autobiographical novel shocked the Victorians, and Charlotte Brontë’s gothic subversion

thoughout the day with live music, performances and demonstrations. Early bird tickets available at £3 per adult plus a small booking charge (recommended to guarantee your place) Ticket price on the door £3.50 per adult (subject to availability) KIDS GO FREE

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of fairy-tale romance is now distilled for the stage – under its full title – by writer / director Elton Townend Jones. Performer Rebecca Vaughan embodies everywoman Jane – and several other characters – in this intimate study of love’s realities. Presented by Dyad Productions. Wednesday 7 – Thursday 8 June, 7.45pm Tickets £15 / £14

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LAMBING

WEEKEND AT FORTY HALL FARM

FORTY HALL | SATURDAY 25 – SUNDAY 26 MARCH 11AM–4PM

SPRING IS IN THE AIR AT FORTY HALL FARM, AS NEWBORN LAMBS ARE WELCOMED TO THE WORLD AT THIS HUGELY POPULAR EVENT. Join the Farm as they open their gates for their first event of the year! As well as meeting all the lambs, there will be opportunities to meet and feed our other rare breed farm animals and lots of rural craft demonstrations. There will be a shuttle bus running from Capel Manor College on both days. Further details available on the Forty Hall Farm website. Saturday 25 – Sunday 26 March, 11am–4pm

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BOTANICAL ART CLASS: SPRING FLOWERS Leave winter behind and look ahead to spring by creating a small watercolour study of spring flowers. Learn skills including accurate line drawing, drawing to scale, composition and creating form using watercolour washes and colour mixing. You will work

PATCHWORK CUSHION MASTERCLASS Patchwork is a form of needlework that involves sewing together pieces of fabric into a larger design usually based on repeat geometric patterns and built up with different fabric shapes. Learn how to make a patchwork cushion at this workshop ideal for beginners or those looking to perfect their craft. Expert Nadira Dean will guide you through the making of four different easy designs using the nine squares and the four patch blocks. Fabric,

cushion filling, paper patterns and written instructions are all included. You must be able to use a sewing machine. Please bring with you lunch, your sewing machine, fabric scissors, small scissors, pins, seam ripper, white thread and a 12” ruler. If you have a cutting board, rotary cutter and quilting rulers in inches please bring them too.

at your own pace and create your own compositions, with 1-2-1 tutor support. Full material list available on website. This course is suitable for all skill levels including beginners. Sunday 5 March, 11am Tickets £35

Saturday 4 March, 11am–4pm Tickets £75

GREAT BRITISH SPRING CLEAN Heroes wanted to help keep Forty Hall Estate tidy! The Great British Spring Clean is a national campaign to bring communities together to look after their neighbourhood. This year Forty Hall is getting involved by organising a litter pick followed by a junk modelling workshop. Come and join us to meet the local community, get active and help to keep Forty Hall estate

STAINED GLASS WORKSHOP Learn the art of stained glass artwork design and production with local artist Debbie Dean. Produce your own piece, bringing your very own design to life through glass cutting, leading and soldering. Participants will complete a small panel

(measuring approx. A4) featuring up to nine pieces of cut glass. All materials and tools provided. Please wear covered shoes. Lunch is not provided so please bring a packed lunch. Saturday 4 March, 11am–4pm Tickets £95

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litter-free. Following the litter pick, transform some of your finds into works of art in the junk modelling workshop in the Hall. All ages welcome. This part of the day is limited to 30 people, so booking is essential. To book your place, contact us at verity.roberts@enfield.gov.uk Sunday 5 March, 10am–2pm Free

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TALES FROM ENFIELD HISTORY THE LOST BUILDINGS OF EDMONTON & ENFIELD Forty Hall stands proud but we have lost Elsyng, The Palace, Pymmes and Weir Hall to name a few. This fascinating talk with local history guide Joe Studman will uncover many of the buildings

lost over the years in the borough and explore the personalities associated with them. Wednesday 22 March, 7pm–8pm Tickets £5

CONSERVATION WORK PARTY Join our thriving Conservation Work Party Team to help plant up the island in the pond. We will be planting native aquatic plants to turn the island into a haven for wildlife. Hot drinks and cake provided! For health and safety purposes, participants must be confident around water and able to swim. Training and all PPE, including waders provided. Over 16’s only. Booking essential, email verity.roberts@enfield.gov.uk. Sunday 2 April, 10am–2pm Free

A SHORT COURSE IN FELTING: MAKE A HABERDASHERY POUCH OR BOTANICAL BOOK COVER Learn the technique of wet-felting and be introduced to the historical embroidery styles of crewelwork and stumpwork with Pippa Cant to create some raised embroidery yourself. Choose between creating a unique and hard-wearing Decorative Book Cover or embellishing your own Haberdashery Pouch, either to keep sharp tools such as knitting, crochet or sewing needles in safely or to store embellishments such as buttons, hair pins or jewellery items. This course is suitable for all skills levels. All materials will be provided but please bring your own pair of scissors and an old towel. You may wish to bring a packed lunch. Thursday 6 & 13 April, 7pm–9pm Tickets £70

MOTHER’S DAY CONCERT WITH MARIA EVANGELOU Maria is a new face in a bygone genre, with a rhythmic voice that masterfully pays homage to soul, blues and jazz with a retro pop feel. Treat mum to an afternoon of classic songs including Summertime, At Last, What a Difference a Day Makes and

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many, many more. In the morning concert, tea, coffee and pastries will be available and tea, coffee and cake in the afternoon. Running time: 60 mins. Sunday 26 March, 11.30am & 3.30pm Tickets £20

A SHORT COURSE IN RELIEF PRINTING USING LINO AND WOOD Relief printing using woodcuts from fruit-tree wood was the main form of print making in the C17th. Print artist Tommy Butt will guide you through the process of designing and creating your own unique prints using wood and lino, helping you draw inspiration from the present and the past to develop both your style and technical ability as a printmaker. Suitable for all skill levels including beginners. Wednesday 5, 12 & 19 April, 7pm–9pm Tickets £75

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MYSTERY MESSAGES Messages in the past were sometimes written in code to prevent them from being read by unwanted eyes along the way. Follow a trail around Forty Hall to decipher a mystery message. Experiment with recipes to mix up inks in different colours using natural materials. Then make a quill pen and use it to write your own secret messages. Suitable for ages 4–11. Thursday 6 April, 10.30am–12pm, 12.30pm–2pm, 2.30pm–4pm £4 in advance, £5 on the door, Advance booking recommended


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STAINED GLASS INSPIRATIONS Children will love this introduction to stained glass design! Draw inspiration from our 1896 stained glass windows, intricate decorative features and the Forty Hall landscape to create your own stained glass style artwork using

acetate and pen in this Easter workshop. Suitable for ages 4–11. Thursday 13 April, 10.30am–12pm, 12.30pm–2pm, 2.30pm–4pm £4 in advance, £5 on the door, Advance booking recommended

TALES FROM ENFIELD HISTORY: WOMEN AT FORTY HALL The male owners of Forty Hall are reasonably well documented, but what of the women who ran the house for them. This illustrated talk by local history guide Joe Studman, looks at the real managers of the estate, from Gentlewomen to Maid of all Works with particular consideration to the late eighteenth century. Wednesday 19 April, 7pm Tickets £5

INGENUITY AND BEAUTY: TWO OF BACH’S UNACCOMPANIED CELLO SUITES Cellist Clare Deniz performs a selection of Bach’s unaccompanied cello music. Rich and mellow with the quality of glowing embers, the music of Bach speaks to us all, holding a special place in the hearts of many music-lovers. Programme to include J.S.Bach Cello Suite No 2 in D minor (Prelude / Allemande / Courante / Sarabande / Menuet 1 / Menuet 2 / Gigue) and J S Bach Cello Suite No. 6 in D major (Prelude / Allemande / Courante / Sarabande / Gavotte 1 / Gavotte2 / Gigue). Sunday 23 April, 1pm–1.30pm Tickets £6

CROSS STITCH WORKSHOP Cross stitch is the absorbing hobby on trend at the moment! Spend an enjoyable afternoon learning how to cross stitch, supported by a tutor. Learn stamp cross stitch and counted cross stitch, benefit from step by step demonstrations, stitching technique tips and advice on how to read your patterns .

EASTER EGG HUNT Celebrate Easter at Forty Hall with this Egg-citing Easter Egg Hunt! Follow an Easter Egg picture trail around the Hall and enjoy a chocolate treat as a reward. The perfect way to keep

the children entertained this year! Friday 14 – Monday 17 April (Good Friday to Easter Monday) 11am–5pm Tickets £1

All materials and paper instructions included but please bring a small pair of scissors. This course is ideal for beginners. Saturday 22 April, 1pm–4pm Tickets £35

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TEA DANCE Back by popular demand North London’s Swing and Latin Quintet are delighted to present a variety of classic tunes from the 1920’s to 1960’s in strict tempos suitable for dances like the quickstep, foxtrot, waltz, cha cha cha, tango and other Latin styles. The afternoon will include some ‘bus stop ‘and ‘snowball’ variations to encourage everyone on the dance floor – so dust off those dancing shoes and get ready to jive! Sunday 30 April, 2pm–4pm Tickets £10

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SONGS, AIRS AND DANCES FROM JANE AUSTEN’S NOTEBOOKS BY ARNE, SOPHIA DUSSEK, THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE AND OTHERS INTRODUCTION TO THE SEWING MACHINE Get to grips with your machine and pick up a few tips whilst making a tote bag at this useful workshop just perfect for beginners! Learn how to pin (and cut out) patterns to fabric, sew straight lines, judge seam allowances and next steps for finishing your bag. Benefit from tutor demonstrations and take home written instructions. All materials and patterns are included. Please bring with you your own machine and scissors. Saturday 13 May, 1pm–4pm Tickets £45

TALES FROM ENFIELD HISTORY ENFIELD IN THE TIME OF JANE AUSTEN As far as we know Jane Austen never visited Enfield but she is contemporaneous with Charles Lamb who has left us with an impression of the parish at the beginning of the 19th century. With the help of local histories, we can piece together an image of a village that Jane would have recognised. Step back in time at this interesting talk delivered by local history guide Joe Studman as part of Jane Austin Weekend. Saturday 20 May, 2.30pm Tickets £5

DAWN CHORUS BIRD WALK Forty Hall Estate is at its most delightful in the early hours. Enjoy the sights and sounds of Forty Hall at dawn with this guided bird walk around the grounds. Tuck in to a continental breakfast inside the Hall after the walk. An informative and uplifting event not to be missed, bird-lovers! Over 16’s only. Booking essential. Contact verity.roberts@enfield.gov.uk to book tickets. Sunday 14 May, 6am–9am Tickets £15

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REGENCY DANCE In Austen’s fiction, as in many novels of the 19th century, the ball was the ultimate social occasion. Join us for a dance workshop with a difference as we step back in time to learn the popular dances of Jane Austen’s era as taught by an expert. Learn basic steps and figures for the longways country dances of the day, enjoy new waltzes and experience the uplifting music. Please wear soft-soles shoes comfortable for dancing and bring a water bottle. Delivered as part of Jane Austin Weekend. Sunday 21 May, 11am–1pm Tickets £12

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Musical gatherings, dances, and private concerts are all referred to regularly by Jane Austen, and her extensive music collection contains songs, lessons and concertos from the mid-18th. century to the latest published dances. As well as numerous songs – some with versions for flute – there is a considerable amount of harp music, and Jane Austen is believed to have heard the renowned harpist Sophia Dussek play – and may even have played to her. Delve in Jane Austen’s notebooks with music performed by Musica Domestica (Sophia Brumfitt – Mezzo Soprano; William Summers – Flute; Taro Takeuchi – Harp–Lute; Guitar).

Shepherds – Thomas Arne [1710–1778], The Young Gentleman’s Retreat – anon., Two songs by Sophia Dussek – [1775–1831], La Pergordine – anon., I have a silent sorrow – words by Richard Sheridan [1751–1815], music by Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire [1757–1806], Thy fatal shafts [text by Sappho c. 630 – c. 570 BC, Variations by Sophia Dussek on O Mio Crudel Tirana.

Programme to include Captivity – Stephen Storace [1762–1796], La Rose – anon., Nymphs and

Sunday 21 May, 3pm Tickets £12

Two Scottish tunes: My Apron Dunn / The Broom of the Cowdenknows, Lotharia by Thomas Arne. Scottish tune: Corn Riggs, Somebody – anon. Delivered as part of Jane Austin Weekend.

STILL LIFE AND FLOWER PAINTING: A WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP Still life, the depiction of inanimate objects such as fruit, vegetables, flowers and household objects, was a popular subject for watercolour artists during Jane Austen’s era. Join us for this one-day workshop to produce a small still life watercolour study of fruits and flowers. Learn how to create eye-catching

compositions, produce accurate line drawings to scale and use strong colour to bring your painting to life. Suitable for beginners, you will benefit from 1-2-1 tutor support and demonstrations. Delivered as part of Jane Austin Weekend. Saturday 20 May, 11am–4pm Tickets £35


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BUG CLUB Children will enjoy learning about Bees and Ladybirds at this fun activity session led by the Friends of Forty Hall Park and back by popular demand. Suitable for

FORTY HALL BIOBLITZ! Ever wanted to know how many species live in the estate? Join us for this lively and interactive day to record how many inhabitants call Forty Hall home within a 24-hour window. No

booking required. For more information, email our Learning + Conservation Officer verity.roberts@enfield.gov.uk

ages 4–11. Sunday 28 May, 2pm–4pm Tickets £5 on the door £4 in advance

Friday 26 May, 8am–8pm Free

BOTANICAL CROWNS MAY HALF TERM WORKSHOP Go plant-spotting in the Forty Hall Grounds then use the technique of collage to create a colourful, detailed and durable Botanical Crown to wear or display at home. Bring in any photographs of plants, pressed plants and flowers, gardening catalogues or old seed

A SHORT OUTDOOR LANDSCAPE DRAWING COURSE Indulge in the magic of drawing outdoors in natural light. Enjoy the fresh air as you capture the beautiful grounds of Forty Hall in this two session course with artist Gabriela Schutz. In this workshop you will investigate composition and different approaches to drawing nature, while developing your own

packets to add to your crown. Suitable for ages 4–11. Thursday 1 June, 10.30am–12pm, 12.30pm–2pm, 2.30pm–4pm £4 in advance, £5 on the door, Advance booking recommended

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individual style. Papers and pencils will be provided, but if you have a sketchbook, any materials, or a folding chair please bring them with you. This course is suitable for all levels.

Pippa Cant will guide you through the technique of wet-felting to help you design and make your own beautiful and useful textiles pieces. See the beautiful C18th Breakfast set in The Great Chamber and adjacent Breakfast Room then learn the technique of wet-felting to spend the day

Saturday 27 May & Saturday 3 June, 10.30am–3pm Tickets £60

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creating your own tea-cosy, set of two egg-cosies and felt trivet. Suitable for all skills levels. All materials provided but please bring your own pair of scissors and an old towel. Thursday 1 & 8 June, 7pm–9pm Tickets £70 SPRING LISTINGS ENFIELD PRESENTS


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TALKIES COMMUNITY CINEMA HERE SUBURBAN FILM FESTIVAL 2017

LEAVE TO REMAIN | WEDNESDAY 5 APRIL 7.30PM TICKETS £6.50

HERE SUBURBAN FILM FESTIVAL IN APRIL 2017 IS ABOUT THE INTERESTS, PEOPLE AND PLACES IN ENFIELD. HERE IS NOT IN THE WEST END, SOUTHBANK OR SHOREDITCH. HERE IN THE SUBURBS WE AREN’T THE SWANKY SUPER-RICH, THE CELEBRITY GLITTERATI OR BEARDED HIPSTERS. HERE IS WHERE THE CINEMA CREATIVES OF LONDON PRODUCE THEIR BEST OUTPUT. HERE IS WHERE LIFE IS A RICH DIVERSITY OF RACE, RELIGION AND CULTURE. HERE IS WHERE MOST OF LONDON LIVES. ENFIELD PRESENTS SPRING LISTINGS

LEAVE TO REMAIN Based on real-life stories, Leave to Remain is a coming of age drama that depicts a world hidden from view and explores the little-known issue of teenage asylum seekers who arrive in Britain alone. Featuring a soundtrack from Mercury Music Prize and Novello Award-winners Alt-J, this provocative debut feature from BAFTA winner Bruce Goodison, is brought to life by powerful performances from an ensemble cast of emerging talent, young refugees and acclaimed actor, Toby Jones. With a Q&A from local director Bruce Goodison. Cert: 15 The Fox, N13 4JD Wednesday 5 April, 7.30pm Tickets £6.50

WOMEN IN SHORTS Short film format is where the skills of filmmaking can be most creative. The evening celebrates the work of local talent, including actor Kate Braithwaite, directors Sophie Monks-Kaufman and Jessica Bishopp. Cert: 15 Bounds Green Bowls Club, N11 2DD

ROOM Follow the extraordinary story of Jack, a spirited 5-year-old and his Ma who live a life confined to a 10-by-10-foot space that Ma has euphemistically named Room. Ma has created a whole universe for Jack within Room, and she will stop at nothing to ensure that Jack is able to live a complete and fulfilling life despite the environment. But as Jack’s curiosity about their situation grows, and Ma’s resilience reaches its breaking point, they enact a risky plan to escape, ultimately bringing them face-to-face with what may turn out to be the scariest thing yet: the real world. Oscar winning Room is unforgettably harrowing and undeniably rewarding experience. Cert:15. Introduction and Q&A by local film Development Producer Rosanne Flynn who has worked with many of the top writers and directors in the UK. The Fox, N13 4JD Wednesday 19 April, 7.30pm Tickets £6.50

Friday 7 April, 7.30pm Tickets £6.50

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THE WARRIOR This stunningly visual film, Asif Kapadia’s debut feature, has the timeless quality of a morality tale and tells the story of an Indian warrior who, while working as an enforcer for the heartless master of the Rajput people, has a crisis of conscience, renounces violence and seeks redemption. The warrior’s epic journey – with the hunter having now become the hunted – was shot in Rajasthan and the Himalayas with breath-taking beauty and simplicity by Roman Osin. Dir Asif Kapadia | 2001 | 83 minutes | Cert: 12 The Dugdale, 39 London Road, Enfield Town, EN2 6DS Thursday 20 April, 7.45pm Tickets £6.50

PREMIERE OF TALKIES SHORT FILM COMMISSIONS The festival finale – four new films from talented young film makers, commissioned by Talkies, have their premiere screening at this very special event. The films are all shot in Enfield and include tales of magic tricks, letters from inside, demented football, medical anxiety and gloves on park railings...intrigued?! Cert: 15 Visit Talkies’ website for tickets and further information www.talkies.org.uk The Fox, N13 4JD Wednesday 26 April, 7.30pm Tickets £6.50


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GIFT OF MUSIC CHILDREN’S CHOIRS Enfield Primary Schools gather together to bring you an evening of delightful performances; all in aid of The Nightingale Cancer Support Centre Enfield. Refreshments will be available to purchase in the interval.

ENFIELD CHAMBER ORCHESTRA CONCERT An enjoyable evening of music with programme that includes Mozart’s Symphony No. 40, Vivaldi’s Double Mandolin Concerto in G major transcribed for two guitars (soloists Warren Alexander and Andrew Scott) and a performance by Danilo Dela Cruz, winner of the Enfield Young Musicians’ Concerto audition, sponsored by the Enfield Music Service. Conductor: Martin Smith, Leader: Sarah Colley

Enfield Baptist Church, Cecil Road, Enfield, EN2 6TG

Enfield Baptist Church, Cecil Road, Enfield, EN2 6TG

Friday 3 March, 7pm–9pm Tickets £10 Adults / £6 Children

Saturday 11 March, 7.30pm £12 / £10 concs

MATILDZ – PRESENTED BY STREETZ AHEAD This March Streetz Ahead will be performing Matildz like you have never seen it. A hip-hop adaptation of dance and rhyme with 300 talented young people – these revolting children will blast your socks off. Streetz Ahead produce three shows a year with

their students from all over North London. Aylward Academy, Windmill Road, Edmonton, London, N18 1NB Saturday 25 March, 2pm & 6pm Tickets £10 Adults / £8 concs (Child 2–18yr & OAPs)

Children under 16 free

SUFFRAGETTE PRESENTED BY TALKIES COMMUNITY CINEMA Inspired by true events, Suffragette movingly explores the passion and heartbreak of those who risked all they had for women’s right to vote – their jobs, their homes, their children, and even their lives. Academy Award nominees Carey Mulligan and Helena Bonham Carter, and three-time Academy Award winner Meryl Streep, lead the cast of the powerful drama about the fight for equality in early20th-century Britain. Directed by BAFTA Award winner Sarah Gavron and written by Emmy Award winner Abi Morgan. Cert: 15 In celebration of International Women’s Day. The Fox, 413 Green Lanes, N13 4JD Wednesday 8 March, 7.30pm (Doors open 7pm) Tickets £6.50

ENFIELD COMMUNITY SINGERS AND BELLA CORA LADIES CHORAL GROUP Enfield Community Singers in conjunction with Bella Cora ladies choral group perform all their favourite medleys from Rodgers and Hammerstein, Dixie, Judy Garland The Beatles, The Sixties, Les Miserables, The Latin American era and much more. Bella Cora Ladies Choral Group has become established over many years in Enfield, North London and beyond with performances at St Martin in the Fields and South Bank in London. A charity concert for The London Air Ambulance Service. St James’s Church, Muswell Hill Saturday 11 March, 7.30pm Tickets £7 available at the door

RECITAL BY SOLOISTS AND CHOIRS OF INTERNATIONAL VOICES OF ENFIELD The Children’s International Voices of Enfield have some stunning vocal and instrumental soloists and this is their opportunity to shine. All of the groups’ choirs will take part, including the younger voices ages 4–7. Palmers Green United Reformed Church, Burford Gardens, Palmers Green, N13 4AL Sunday 12 March, 3pm Tickets £10 available on the door

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THE ENFIELD COMMUNITY SINGERS INCORPORATING THE EASTFIELD JUNIOR CHOIR Following sell out performances throughout the borough, The Enfield Community Singers return with a concert which incorporates new material with the best bits from their previous concerts, including Les Miserables and Rodgers & Hammerstein medleys, Judy Garland, the best from the Dixie, South American Beatles and Sixties eras. Joining them will be The Eastfield Junior School choir, who set a high standard, and who throw a different slant

on the music, coloured with their own vitality and enthusiasm. Bringing maximum energy, a love of music and great harmonies! Raising funds for The London Air Ambulance Service. Palmers Green United Reformed Church, Burford Gardens (on the corner of Fox Lane), Palmers Green, N13 4AL Saturday 25 March, 7.30pm Free (charitable donations welcome)

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ENFIELD PAGEANT OF MOTORING Car enthusiasts get ready for this popular three-day motor show offering you the chance to see more than a thousand vintage and custom-made cars and motorbikes. The show is widely acknowledged as one of the UK’s biggest and best shows of its type. Other attractions include live music, a parade of classic and vintage cars, and a host of stalls selling automobile memorabilia. Enfield Playing Fields, EN1 3PL

MUSEUM OPEN DAY & A VISIT FROM THE JAGUAR DRIVERS CLUB Located in a beautiful red-brick Victorian pumping station, the museum is home to an impressive collection of old vehicles, including fire engines, motorbikes, vintage delivery vans, classic cars and a model railway. The shop sells an impressive selection of model

cars. Explore the museum at this special open day! Whitewebbs Museum of Transport, Whitewebbs Road, EN2 9HW Sunday 26 March, 10am–4pm Admission £4 per adult, accompanied children under 13 free

MAMMA MIA – OPEN AIR CINEMA IN AID OF THE NIGHTINGALE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE ENFIELD If you want to see it BIG and hear it LOUD! Why not enjoy this all-time favourite on a 24ft outdoor screen? Live Band from 7pm, Film starts at 8.30pm (depending on sunset). This is not a drive-in, bring your own blankets or chairs.

Saturday 27 – Monday 29 May, 9am–6pm Admission £10 per adult, accompanied children under 15 free

Lee Valley White Water Centre, Station Road, Waltham Cross, Herts EN9 1AB Saturday 6 May from 7pm Tickets £10

FRIENDS OF BURY LODGE PARK EASTER EGG HUNT Friends of Bury Lodge Park present their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday. Other attractions on offer will include a raffle, coconut shy and refreshments. All proceeds to go towards brightening the children’s playground area. Numbers are limited, so please come early to avoid disappointment.

Tickets available on the gate. Bury Lodge Park, Bury Street West, London, N9 (Gates just opposite Wellington Road) Parking available in local roads, but please consider our neighbours Sunday 16 April, 1pm–4pm £2 per child, includes free Raffle Ticket

NIGHT HIKE SUPER HERO FUN RUN Come and join us for the annual Nightingale Night Hike and raise money for a local charity. This year’s theme is ‘Super Heroes’ so come dressed as your favourite character. This is a circular 15km walk that starts and finishes at Enfield Civic Centre with marshals along the route to guide you and refreshment stops too! There will also be the chance to purchase event t-shirts. Visit www.nightingalesupport.org.uk for details. Leaving From the Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield EN1 3XA Friday 12 May from 7pm until Late Tickets £15 p/p inc. Goody bag & medal

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FREE ACTIVITIES FOR SCHOOLS AND PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Every Thursday, Enfield Market hosts free pre-school children’s entertainment; everything from book reading, colouring, creative crafts to seasonal events. Schools are encouraged to come along to learn about the history of their local market through a series of worksheets and activities. Facebook – Enfield Market, Twitter – @EnfieldMarket Enfield Market, Market Place, Church Street, Enfield EN2 6NL Every Thursday, 9am–4pm Free


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ACTIVE ENFIELD WHAT’S ON

GYMNASTICS – PRESCHOOL 3–5YRS SATURDAY 29 APR – 8 JUL (EXC. 3 JUN), 8.45AM–9.30AM 10 WEEKS | £47.50 EDMONTON LEISURE CENTRE, 2 THE BROADWAY, LONDON, N9 0TR GYMNASTICS – PRESCHOOL 3–5YRS With specially-designed pre-school sessions in Gymnastics! Qualified and experienced gymnastics coaches will introduce the little ones to the fun of basic Gymnastics on Saturday mornings! Kids will love taking part in exercises and movement, that helps to develop their balance, co-ordination, movement and flexibility. Edmonton Leisure Centre, 2 The Broadway, London, N9 0TR Saturday 29 April – 8th July (exc. 3 June), 8.45am–9.30am 10 Weeks £47.50

TRAMPOLINING – TOTS 3–5YRS With specially-designed preschool sessions in trampolining! Qualified and experienced gymnastics coaches will introduce the little ones to the fun of basic trampolining on Saturday mornings! Kids will love taking part in exercises and movement, that helps to develop their balance, co-ordination, movement and flexibility. Edmonton Leisure Centre, 2 The Broadway, London, N9 0TR Saturday 29 April – 8 July (exc. 3 June), 9.45am–10.30am 10 Weeks £47.50

GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINING 5–14YRS A combined course of gymnastics and trampolining, to keep your child fit whilst having heaps of fun! Children will do alternate weeks of both activities. Following the British Gymnastics Scheme, exercises will use the floor, beam and vault, as well as the trampoline. GYMNASTICS – BEGINNERS 5–8YRS Leotards at the ready, kids will love these fun, friendly and progressive sessions that follow The British Gymnastics Award Scheme. Children will be doing exercises using the floor, beam and vault. Winchmore Secondary School, Laburnum Grove, London N21 3HS Monday 24th April – 10th July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 6.10pm–7.10pm 10 Weeks £50.60 Chace Community School, Churchbury Lane, Enfield, EN1 3HQ Tuesday 25 April – 11 July (exc. 30 May), 6.10pm–7.10pm 11 Weeks £55.60 Winchmore Secondary School, Laburnum Grove, London N21 3HS Thursday 27 April – 13 July (exc. 1 June), 6.10pm–7.10pm 11 Weeks £55.60

GYMNASTICS – IMPROVERS 7–16YRS Older children will enjoy improving their Gymnastics skills at one of these energetic sessions packed full with splits, twists and flips!

Aylward Academy, Windmill Road Edmonton, London, N18 1NB Monday 24 April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 6.10pm–7.10pm 10 Weeks £50.60

Winchmore Secondary School, Laburnum Grove, London N21 3HS Monday 24th April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 7.20pm– 8.20pm 10 Weeks £50.60 Chace Community School, Churchbury lane, Enfield, EN1 3HQ Tuesday 25 April – 11 July (exc. 30 May), 7.20pm–8.20pm 11 Weeks £55.60 Winchmore Secondary School, Laburnum Grove, London N21 3HS Thursday 27 April – 13 July (exc. 1 June), 7.20pm– 8.20pm 11 Weeks £55.60

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BADMINTON – ADULTS (18+) Easy to learn and incredibly fun, badminton offers a range of physical benefits. Between running, lunging, and ball hitting, playing badminton burns serious body fat. So, dust off your shuttlecocks and sign-up! Sessions led by qualified coaches. All equipment provided. Drill Hall, 1 Old Park Avenue, Enfield EN2 6PJ Monday 24 April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 11am–12.30pm 10 weeks £40 Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 11am–12.30pm 12 Weeks £48 Enfield Grammar School, Market Place, Enfield, EN2 6LN Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 8pm–9.45pm 12 Weeks £60

BADMINTON – BEGINNERS 8–12YRS Smash, flick and volley your shuttle! These lively badminton classes will help develop hand-eye co-ordination and teach stroke techniques, serving and court play. All equipment provided.

YOGA – ADULTS (WOMEN ONLY) (18+) Relax and unwind at one of these friendly classes perfect for all levels. The sessions offer a gentle introduction to yoga and develop skills in meditation, relaxation, posture and breathing techniques.

Enfield Grammar School, Market Place, Enfield, EN2 6LN

St Andrew’s Parish Centre, Enfield Vicarage, 36 Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3EG

Friday 28 April – 14 July (exc. 2 June), 6.10pm–7.10pm 11 Weeks £55

BADMINTON – IMPROVERS 10–18YRS More fun and games aimed at older children who have mastered the basics of the game. Improve upon co-ordination, movement, racquet and shuttle skills. Enfield Grammar School, Market Place, Enfield, EN2 6LN Friday 28 April – 14 July (exc. 2 June), 7.20pm–8.20pm 11 Weeks £55

Monday 24 April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 4.30pm–5.45pm 10 Weeks £50

YOGA – ADULTS (18+) Relax and unwind at one of these friendly classes; ideal for all levels, providing a gentle introduction to yoga or developing skills in meditation, relaxation, posture and breathing techniques. David Lloyds, Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4LF Wednesday 26 April – 12 July, 2.30pm–4pm 12 Weeks £54

Grange Park Methodist Church, Old Park Ridings, London, N21 2EU

BOXING – ADULTS (18+) Did you know that boxing is one of the best workouts out there? Build and tone your muscular stature, alleviate stress in a healthy way and improve your balance, coordination and agility at one of these energetic sessions.

Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 7.30pm–9pm 12 Weeks £72

Enfield County Upper School, Holly Walk, Enfield, EN2 6QG Monday 24 April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 6pm–7pm 10 weeks £40

PILATES – ADULTS (18+) Pilates has something to offer people of all ages and levels of ability and fitness. A muscle strengthening activity, Pilates builds strength from the inside out, toning and rebalancing the body to bring it in to alignment. As well as improving posture, muscle tone, balance and joint mobility, Pilates is a great way to relieve stress and tension. ENFIELD PRESENTS SPRING LISTINGS

St Michaels CofE Primary School, Brigadier Hill, Enfield, EN2 0NB

David Lloyds, Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4LF

Monday 24 April – 10 July (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 4.50pm–5.50pm 10 weeks £50

Friday 28 April – 14 July 11.05am–12.05pm 12 Weeks £54

Monday 24 Apr – 10 Jul (exc. 1 May & 29 May), 5.55pm–6.55pm 10 weeks £50

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TAI CHI – ADULTS (18+) Tai Chi combines breathing, posture, movement and meditation to generate energy, restore health and provide a sense of well– being. The perfect way to combat stress through relaxing the body and mind. Gently strengthens muscles and improves blood circulation.

NORDIC WALKING – ADULTS (18+) A full body exercise that is easy on the joints and suitable for all ages and abilities. Using specially designed poles which make use of upper body muscles and help to propel the walker along, Nordic Walking is a great way of keeping fit at your own pace. Poles are provided for you; however you are also welcome to bring your own. Forty Hall Estate, Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA Thursday 27 April – 13 July, 10am–11am 12 Weeks £36 Trent Park, Cockfosters Road, Barnet, EN4 0DZ Saturday 29 April – 3 June, 12pm–1pm 6 Weeks £18 Saturday 10 June – 15 July, 12pm–1pm 6 Weeks £18

St Andrew’s Parish Centre, Enfield Vicarage, 36 Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3EG Thursday 27 April – 6 July, 11am–12pm 11 Weeks £55 Thursday 27th April – 6 July, 12.15pm–1.15pm 11 Weeks £55

KEEP FIT MATURE MOVES – 50+ With a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, this class offers gentle movement and exercise; perfect for getting the body moving. Session caters for individual needs. Wear loose comfortable clothing and lightweight and non–slip shoes. David Lloyds, Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4LF Monday 24 April – 10 July, 12.30pm–1.30pm 12 Weeks £46.80

SWIMMING – 50+ Calling all competent swimmers capable of swimming lengths! Improve your stroke technique and swimming skills, and take advantage of qualified coach time to pick up a tip or two. Please bring locker money with you if you wish to use one! David Lloyds, Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4LF

TENNIS – 50+ Improve your agility, flexibility and balance, all the while having plenty of fun. These casual sessions are uncoached and are aimed at experienced players who are looking to play matches together. Please bring your own racket.

David Lloyds, Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4LF

TAI CHI IN THE PARK – 50+ Take your Tai Chi to the park, to unwind in the Greenspaces of Broomfield Park or Forty Hall Estate. Combining gentle movement and meditation, the Chinese martial art Tai Chi is practiced for both its defence training and its health benefits. A great way to while away the morning!

Broomfield Park, 110–112 Aldermans Hill, London, N13 4RB

Monday 24 April – 10 July, 10am–10.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 11am–11.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Monday 24 April – 10 July, 11am–11.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Friday 28 April – 14 July, 9am–9.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 9am–9.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Friday 28 April – 14 July, 10am–10.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Tuesday 25 April – 11 July, 10am–10.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

Friday 28 April – 14 July, 11am–11.50am 12 Weeks £42.60

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Monday 24 April – 10 July, 12pm–1pm 12 Weeks £46.80

Tuesday 25 April – 4 July, 10.30am–11.30am 11 Weeks £22 Forty Hall Estate, Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA Wednesday 26 April – 5 July, 10.30am–11.30am 11 Weeks £22

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BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE BEGINNERS – 50+ Learn how to dance like a pro in the beautiful setting of Millfield House. Casual dress, friendly atmosphere, no partner required!

BALLROOM & LATIN DANCE IMPROVERS – 50+ Learn how to dance like a pro in the beautiful setting of Millfield House. Casual dress, friendly atmosphere, no partner required!

Millfield House, Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ

Millfield House, Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ

Friday 28 April – 26 May, 10am–11am 5 Weeks £25

Friday 28 April – 26 May, 11.15am–12.15pm 5 Weeks £25

Friday 9 Jun – 7 July, 10am–11am 5 Weeks £25

Friday 9 June – 7 July 11.15am–12.15pm 5 Weeks £25

DANCE SOCIAL – 50+ Dance off your dancing shoes and Foxtrot your Friday mornings away… A friendly taster Ballroom and Latin Dance class. Millfield House, Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ Friday 2 June, 10am–11.30am 1 Day £5

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Millfield House, Silver Street, Edmonton, N18 1PJ Friday 14 July, 10am–11.30am 1 Day £5


GIVE YOUR SHOW THE CENTRE STAGE IMPRESS YOUR AUDIENCE BY HIRING MILLFIELD THEATRE • Air-conditioned 362 seat auditorium • Diner-style licenced bar • Professional box office and front of house support

• Free car parking • Suitable for shows, award ceremonies, product launches, charity events and location filming

VISIT WWW.MILLFIELDTHEATRE.CO.UK TO DOWNLOAD A HIRE PACK OR CALL OUR HIRE TEAM ON 020 8887 7333 TO CHECK AVAILABILITY.

HIRE THE DUGDALE • Flexible studio theatre space • First floor conference rooms and executive suites • Ground floor café; perfect for informal networking • State of the art technical equipment • Friendly box office and front of house support • Great central location, close to transport links and amenities

SHOWS | PRESENTATIONS WORKSHOPS | SEMINARS PRODUCT LAUNCHES

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