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FRED WEDLOCK AT ENGLISH BICKNOR VILLAGE HALL 2010 

Fred Wedlock's concert at Bicknor Village Hall (originally scheduled for March 19th) will now take place on Friday March 26th. 

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE BEAST?

If you've picked up a flyer, seen a poster or just stumbled across this page then you're in for some good luck!

 'Found in the Forest' are hosting Spaniel in the Works' 'Dark Tales of Gloucestershire' 

Cinderford Miners Welfare Hall

Friday 12th February 2010 

7.30pm

Tickets £5 (adults) £4 (concessions)

Box Office: Tel: 07712481991 / Jamie@airing.co.uk

And if you purchase a ticket and come to see the show we'll give you a some free raffle tickets* to enter our draw for an special hamper filled with loads of free stuff! Not only do you get a great night out but you might also take home lots of goodies!

Come along and hear the spooky tales for yourself!

 We'd love to see you there!

Just quote 'I've seen the Beast' on arrival for for your free raffle tickets!

Please note:

*this offer is not open to friends or family related to 'Found in the Forest' or the production.

 

 A NIGHT LESS ORDINARY!

As part of Arts Council England's "Free Theatre" initiative Air-in-G have been awarded £10,000 to provide free tickets for theatre performances for anyone under the age of 26.

99 awards have been offered across three categories - Premium (a £50,000 grant), Standard (£30,000) and Flexible (£10,000). Twelve London theatres, including Battersea Arts Centre, Donmar Warehouse, the Royal Court and the Tricycle - collaborated with Audiences London on an application for ten awards totaling £300,000 and a Premium award was made to a consortium of over 65 professional arts venues and village halls in Cornwall.

Other successful applicants include West Yorkshire Playhouse, the Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre, Met Arts Centre in Bury, Nottingham Playhouse, Watford Palace Theatre and Sunderland Empire.

The free theatre scheme is supported by £2.5 million additional funding to the Arts Council’s core grant from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Since its announcement in September, Arts Council England has worked with the sector to finalise parameters for the scheme and to assess applications.

Attendance at arts events traditionally drops in the 18-26 age range and so this initiative is specifically targeted at young adults and their families. It is designed to reach new audiences and develop a new generation of arts attendees.

 To find out more about the initiative from the Arts Council England website please click here

To find out how you can get your hands on a free ticket to one of our 69 performances this season, take a look at our new brochure then just contact the venue direct to reserve your place.

(Please note - only 5 free tickets for under 26's are available for each show. These are allocated on a first come, first served basis.) Click here to view our new brochure.