Adderbury Theatre Workshop – Calendar Girls
This was a Great Show! Back in March we did a Contact interview with ATW chair Karen Dwyer who planned to celebrate their 50th anniversary over this year and next – but wanted to kick off with a big impact show – and there’s none bigger than Calendar Girls! The hit West End play adapted by Tim Firth from the original film was a real challenge – it’s an expensive licence with very strict controls and the obvious other demands – but they were going for it!
Jeremy Finch will give a talk in Church House at 7.00 pm. He will share some fascinating insights and anecdotes as an Ethics Advisor and Investigator in the deeply uncertain world of International Development drawing on his experience of working between the world’s ceiling in Nepal and its basement in Palestine, across Africa and via conflict zones in Somalia and Ukraine. Tickets at £10 are available from: Adderbury Stores, 01295 811059 or on the door. There is a bar. This is a FOSMA event.
The Children’s Society coffee morning will be in Church House between 10.00 am and noon. There will be cakes on sale, a raffle and a craft stall. Do come along for a cup of coffee and tea enjoy a chat.
You may be aware that the churchyard grass is mown and occasionally strimmed by a small team of dedicated volunteers. We could do with a couple more bodies to help us. If you are able to assist in looking after a patch then please contact Andrew Donaldson 
A showcase premier production by Banbury Cross Players of Antony Horrowitz’s one act play ‘A Handbag’, a comedy with a twist, will take place in the Library. Doors open at 6.30 pm and the performance starts at 7.00 pm followed by a Question and Answer session. Tickets at £10.00 include a glass of wine and are available from Adderbury Library and