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BARTON THEATRE COMPANY BRING HERE I BELONG TO ECCLES CHURCH
 

Star date: 14th September 2019

THE RIGHT TO GROW OLD IN YOUR OWN HOME

Here I Belong
Thursday 19th, Friday 20th and Saturday 21st September
Eccles Congregational Church 7:30pm £8/£6.50

Funny, charming and with a point to make, next week, the Barton Theatre Company perform Matt Hartley's Here I Belong,  which moves through decades of history and the right of one lady to grow old in her own home.

Full details here...


Peter Pan and The Panto League
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Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 19th-21st September, Barton Theatre Company brings Matt Hartley's play Here I Belong to the Eccles Congregational Church.

Described as 'moving, funny and charming', the drama takes the audience through decades of history as seen through the eyes of one local resident, Elsie, who has lived in a village for sixty years...

"She has seen elections, weddings, wars, people coming, people going" states the Company "This is where her daughter grew up, it's where her husband died and it's where she's going to stay. Travel through time from 1953 to the present day in this play about village life and the right to grow old in your own home. It is beautifully written, it makes you smile and is a real treat to watch..."

The play will be performed in the 'round' and in cafe style surroundings. Well worth checking out...

Here I Belong
Thursday 19th, Friday 20th and Saturday 21st September 7:30pm
Eccles Congregational Church
Wellington Road, Eccles M30 9AL

Tickets £8/£6.50 – to order tickets with no booking fees click here
Free Parking in the church, on local streets or across the motorway at John William Street car park M30 0TE after 6pm.

Meanwhile, tickets have now also go on sale for Barton Theatre Company's Christmas show, Peter Pan And The Panto League, an original pantomime written by Daniel Chadwick and Natasha Raso, celebrating fifty years of the Salford theatre group.

In the panto, all the good magic has been stolen and the bad guys are joining forces – but Peter Pan, Aladdin and Snow White team up to save Pantoland from Hook, Abanazar and the Evil Queen to save all the good magic and bring back peace to the kingdom.

Peter Pan And The Panto League runs at The Lowry Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th January 7:30pm with early morning and afternoon matinees. Tickets £12 and £10, with family discounts. Book via The Lowry website (search for 'Panto')

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