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Music Musical
Saturday 2nd, 7.30pm Monday 4th to Saturday 9th,
Be Our Guest presented by Those 7.30pm; Thurs & Sat 2.30pm
Kentwood Kids. The annual extravan- Annie. Su Pollard plays Miss Han-
ganza with the Kentwood choirs and nigan in this heart-warming rags-to-
special guests. £9. Arts Centre riches story of Annie’s adventures
Friday 8th, 8pm from the New York orphanage to the
Showaddywaddy, long established luxurious home of Oliver Warbucks.
as Europe’s most successful expo- £22 - £28; children £2 off. Wyvern
nents in the art of rock and roll. £20. Sunday 10th, 7.30pm
Arts Centre A Night in the West End. Empire
Monday 11th, 7.30pm Theatre Company present song and
Joe Brown. The legend of rock and dance numbers from current and
roll returns with his five piece band recent West End hits. £10. Wyvern
to play two hours of eclectic music. Thursday 14th to Sat 16th, 7.30pm
£21. Wyvern Salad Days presented by Micro Mu-
Wednesday 13th, 1.05pm sicals. Wonderful songs, toe-tapping
Lunchtime Recital with Marlborough dances and superb comedy cameos.
College Music Scholars. Concert will £10. Arts Centre
include chamber music and solo items. Friday 22 to Saturday 30th, 7.30pm;
£5; buffet £3.50. Wyvern Sat 23rd, Sun 24th, Wed 27th & Sat
Saturday 16th, 7.30pm 30th, 2.30pm
The Motown Story. The story of the Beauty and the Beast. Presented
best-loved record label told through by Swindon’s SALOS, the story fol-
live music from the 60s and 70s. lows a young prince who has been
£15. Wyvern transformed into a beast and must
Tuesday 19th, 7.30pm find true love in order to break the
The Elvis Years. Mario Kombou de- spell. £18 - £28. Wyvern
livers an extraordinary performance
as the king of rock and roll. £17. Arts Theatre
Centre Wednesday 20th, 7.30pm
Thursday 21st, 7.30pm The Caretaker. Davies, an elderly
Barron Knights. 50th Anniversary drifter, is given shelter by the kindly
celebration with a unique musical but vulnerable Aston. He makes
comedy performance. £16.50. Arts himself at home in the squalid attic,
Centre but an uneasy peace is fractured by
Friday 22nd, 8pm the arrival of Mick, Aston’s streetwise
Bob Bowles. Bob has an exciting younger brother. £12. Arts Centre
line-up to play some new songs as Saturday 30th, 7pm
well as rock and blues classics. £10. Murder Mystery Evening. Enjoy a
Arts Centre three course meal as you watch the
Sunday 31st, 6.30pm plot unfold and attempt to unravel
Festival of Remembrance featuring the mystery. £35. Wyvern Circle Res-
Kentwood Choir, Swindon Brass and taurant
display by Army Cadets and Sea
Cadets. £10. Wyvern

Exhibitions
Tuesday 19th to Sunday 31st, 10am
to 3pm St Ives by Christopher Wood, in The
Haydon Wick Artists Society exhibit Lure of Water exhibition at Swindon
their art work. Free. Haydon Wick Par- Museum & Art Gallery
ish Council Offices, Thames Avenue
Until Wednesday 20 October Venues
Artwork by Gloria Armstrong. Ex-
quisitely designed boxes, bags and Arts Centre Devizes Road.
Tel: 614837
bowls inspired by reliquaries. Free.
West Swindon Library Framework Art & Craft, Unit 35 BSS
House, Cheney Manor. Tel: 513069
Until Friday 26 November Lydiard House, Lydiard Park
Californian Dream. Paintings by Tel: 770401
Benoit Phillippe in oil, watercolour,
pastel and mixed media. Free. Wyvern Roves Farm Sevenhampton,
Nr Highworth. Tel: 763939
Until Friday 31 December STEAM Kemble Drive. Tel: 466637
The Lure of Water featuring work from
the Swindon collection of modern art Swindon Information Centre
with artists such as John Piper, Alfred Regent Street. Tel: 530328/466454
Wallis and John Nash. Free. Swindon Swindon Museum & Art Gallery
Museum & Art Gallery Bath Road. Tel: 466556
Until Friday 31 December West Swindon Library Link Centre.
The Art of Maps. From the scientific Tel: 465555
to the imaginative. Free. Swindon Wyvern Theatre Tel: 524481
Museum & Art Gallery Confirm date, time & price with venue

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