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ELVIS – Songs & Stories at The Coach House
MHM Entertainments proudly present award winning* performer Richard Griffin for a night all about Elvis! Songs & Stories brings the songs lovingly performed in the Presley style, and the Stories are about those songs, they’re about where Elvis was at in his life and career at various points. The show is accompanied by a large video screen showing Elvis across the years, many of the images are rare and candid. Songs include ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love‘, ‘Suspicious Minds‘, ‘My Way‘, ‘An American Trilogy‘, ‘In The Ghetto‘, ‘Sweet Caroline‘, and many, many more of your Elvis favourites.
Richard has been performing for almost 25 years now and has taken various productions to theatres across England & Wales.
*Richard was named LUX AWARDS Entertainer of the Year 2017.
Running time: 2 hours 15 minutes (including interval)
Please note: running times are approximate and may change on the day of a performance.
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Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
How do you convince people you’re sane if even you’re not sure?
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Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
How do you convince people you’re sane if even you’re not sure?
In a remote house on the Scottish coast two parents fight over the future of their daughter – and one of them is prepared to fight very dirty indeed.
Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
How do you convince people you’re sane if even you’re not sure?
In a remote house on the Scottish coast two parents fight over the future of their daughter – and one of them is prepared to fight very dirty indeed.
Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
How do you convince people you’re sane if even you’re not sure?
In a remote house on the Scottish coast two parents fight over the future of their daughter – and one of them is prepared to fight very dirty indeed.
Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
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In a remote house on the Scottish coast two parents fight over the future of their daughter – and one of them is prepared to fight very dirty indeed.
Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
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Andrew Whittle’s dramatic new version of Strindberg’s rarely performed play challenges us to wonder how we would react if someone set out to convince us that our grip on reality was, at best, tenuous.
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The Coach House Theatre
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Join us for an evening of family entertainment, catchy songs, plenty of audience participation and all the charm that only Swan Theatre Amateur Company can conjure.
Alice Saves Pantoland at The Coach House
The Coach House Theatre
Alice Saves Pantoland is a fun-filled pantomime adventure packed with laughter, magic and larger-than-life characters. When the wicked Queen of Hearts threatens Pantoland, Alice must embark on a thrilling journey through Wonderland to save the day. Along the way she’ll meet colourful friends, outwit mischievous villains and discover that courage and kindness can overcome anything.
Join us for an evening of family entertainment, catchy songs, plenty of audience participation and all the charm that only Swan Theatre Amateur Company can conjure.
Alice Saves Pantoland at The Coach House
The Coach House Theatre
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Join us for an evening of family entertainment, catchy songs, plenty of audience participation and all the charm that only Swan Theatre Amateur Company can conjure.
Alice Saves Pantoland at The Coach House
The Coach House Theatre
Alice Saves Pantoland is a fun-filled pantomime adventure packed with laughter, magic and larger-than-life characters. When the wicked Queen of Hearts threatens Pantoland, Alice must embark on a thrilling journey through Wonderland to save the day. Along the way she’ll meet colourful friends, outwit mischievous villains and discover that courage and kindness can overcome anything.
Join us for an evening of family entertainment, catchy songs, plenty of audience participation and all the charm that only Swan Theatre Amateur Company can conjure.