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Dick Whittington and his Magical Cat! at Granville Cinema and Theatre
Family Fun pantomime
School Shows 10am and 1.30pm Monday 15th - Thursday 18.
Shows at 2.30pm and 6.30pm most other days
No Show on Sunday 14, Friday 19, Christmas Day and New Years Day
Prices
13th- 23rd December: Adults £10.50, Child £9.50, Family £36
Christmas Eve: Adults £12, Child £11, Family £42
Boxing Day: Adults £14.50, Child £13.50, Family £52
27th - 31st December: Adult £11.50, Child £10.50, Family £40
2nd-4th January: Adult £10.50, Child £9.50, Family £36
Box Office: Tel: 01843 591750

Aladdin at Assembly Hall Theatre
We are delighted to announce that our pantomime for 2008/2009 is one of the best-loved Christmas pantomimes, ALADDIN This spectacular family show will open on Saturday 13 December and run until Sunday 4 January. Anna Williamson presenter of GMTV's programme for children, Toonattik will star as Aladdin with a dastardly Abanazar played by Christopher Ellison famous for his role as DCI Frank Burnside in The Bill and lately Len Harker in EastEnders.

Sat 13 Dec 2008 - Sun 4 Jan 2009
Website here

New Years Eve Extravaganza at Dickens World
Come & join us to see in 2009 in style in the wonderful surroundings of Dickens World. Your night includes: - Champagne & canape reception in our themed courtyard; 4 course New Years Eve banquet with cabaret entertainment; Champagne toast at Midnight; Indoor snowfall to the sounds of Big Ben at Midnight; Casino games; DJ till 2am.

From £55 per person
Wed 31 Dec 2008 19:00
01634 890421

Two Worlds at Dickens World
Cranford September 22nd - December 3rd 2008
Little Dorrit January 24th - April 19th 2009
Charles Dickens published Little Dorrit between 1855 and 1857. The story centres on The Marshalse where his own father was imprisoned for debt. The notorious prison in London's Southwark closed in 1842. Today only a gate remains although the prison has been recreated in the Crime and Punishment area of Dickens World.

Elizabeth Gaskell's writing was hugely admired by Charles Dickens. Indeed he edited and published some of her works.
Unlike the costumes of Little Dorrit, where the costumes reflect the rude exuberance of London life, Cranford is set in rural Cheshire in 1842/3 (actually based on the real town of Knutsford). Cranford is a town dominated by women comfortably settled in the rural way of life.

Prices
Adults £12.50
Children (aged 5-15) £7.50
Concessions £10.50
Sat 24 Jan 2009 - Sun 19 Apr 2009 10:00 to 17:30

Ramble and Roast at Chartwell
Sunday 22 February, 10am - 3.45pm
An organised walk through the woodland and Chartwell estate finishing back at the restaurant for a traditional roast lunch in the Mulberry Room.
Prices
£15. Booking essential on 01732 863087
Sun 22 Feb 2009 10:00 to 15:45



Disclaimer: The information in this Events Guide has been researched from a variety of sources including books, articles and online information. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information the reader should check any specific facts for themselves before making any decisions based upon the said information.



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