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Bounce dances One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Following their celebrated run at London’s Peacock Theatre last year,
Swedish company Bounce is touring again with Insane in the Brain, their
acclaimed production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest reworked
as a feast of stunning street dance on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18
November, 7.30pm at Wyvern Theatre.
A quality service you can still afford Contemporary styles fuse with ography are mixed with fi lm and
Excellent Value... breathtaking hip hop moves. Insane multimedia sequences to produce
• Wedding Cars in the Brain features a pulsating a fast-paced show that is funny,
• Airport Transfers soundtrack with cuts from Missy moving and packed with high-octane
• Special Occasions Elliot, Dizzee Rascal, Gotan Project, dance.
Chauffeur driven Mercedes for all David Holmes and Cypress Hill. Call the ticket offi ce: 524481
occasions – pleasure or business. Inventive set design and chore- www.wyverntheatre.org.uk
Rosstyles Chauffeur Services
T. 01793 845791 M. 07887 700595 Not just about the stones
www.rosstyleschauffeurs.co.uk
(License No: PO-0092) Inspired by Stonehenge is a new exhibition at Swindon Museum & Art
Gallery in Old Town curated by well known archaeologist and broadcaster
Julian Richards, below.
He shows the changing ways people have experienced and been
inspired by the iconic monument over the past two centuries.
On display is an eclectic mix of objects, including souvenir china,
postcards, guide books, clothing, comics and music related memorabilia,
with descriptions about some of the oddest occurrences at Stonehenge,
including the 25 year mystery of the Bruces, pictured behind Julian, which
has only just been revealed.
• New 2010 Bridal Styles For opening times call 466556. www.swindon.gov.uk/artsandculture
• Bridesmaid styles and colours
for all
• Exquisite Prom at sensible
prices
www.harmonybrides.co.uk
01793 613000
Devizes Road, Old Town, Swindon SN1 4BG

Bob, the Man on the Moon. Book now
Swindon’s Sixth Sense Theatre Company for Young People is going on
national tour for the fi rst time since its inception 24 years ago with Bob,
the Man on the Moon.
The production is an the moon. But there's
adaptation of the hugely one thing he's blissfully
popular, award-winning unaware of: ALIENS!
book by Simon Bartram Laura Dlucik, edu-
Man on the Moon: A Day cation and outreach
in the Life of Bob and leader for Sixth Sense
Swindon schools and said, "the production
pre-schools should book is both an enchant-
the show now to avoid ing piece of theatre
disappointment. for young audiences,
The tour, consisting of and also a lovely op-
120 performances to nursery, infant portunity to explore basic science
and primary schools in Swindon, as through Bob's trips to the moon."
well as national arts venues, takes Sixth Sense is delighted to have
place between March and July 2010 been granted sole rights to create
and early booking is recommended. the show and teachers will be sup-
Bob - the Moon's caretaker - ported with a multi-curriculum DVD
rises every morning at six, has his resource programme with educa-
breakfast and boards his rocket for tional, social and artistic activities
the daily commute. He vacuums developed from the production.
space junk out of craters and enjoys For details and to book a perfor-
a sandwich with the man on Mars. mance call 614864 .
He knows almost everything about www.sixthsensetyp.co.uk

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