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Star date: 23rd June 2019

WOULDN'T IT BE LOVERLY IN ECCLES

Wouldn't It Be Lovely
Friday 28th June 7:30pm
Eccles Congregational Church £8/£6.50

This Friday, Barton Theatre Company is presenting Wouldn't It Be Loverly, an evening of song, dance, comedy and drama, at Eccles Congregational Church. It's the prelude to loads of performances by the Company, including at the Precarious Carnival and the Eccles Festival.

Full details here...


Total entertainment comes to the Eccles Congregational Church on Wellington Road this Friday, 28th June, as Barton Theatre Company present Wouldn't It Be Loverly...

"It's a treat for us to perform and for our audiences to enjoy" says Elly from the Company "It's packed full of beautiful music, comedy and drama nuggets - we wanted to lighten our mood as a contrast to all the uncertainty we are all living with. It won't change the world but it will provide an oasis of relief.

"Barton Theatre Company has just celebrated fifty years in Eccles community theatre, but after the nostalgia of past glories, we look ahead to the rest of the year" she adds.

Next up for Barton Theatre Company is taking part in Salford's Precarious Carnival, which brings Brazilian Carnaval to the Bridgewater Canal to celebrate its 258th birthday. There's a grand parade on Friday evening July 5th, followed by all kinds of spectacular walking events on the Saturday and Sunday July 6th and 7th (click here for full details).

The Company is also creating new theatre in vintage buses on 31st August at the Eccles Festival which has a transport theme this year, and during July is in rehearsals for Here I Belong by Matt Hartley being staged at Eccles Congregational Church on 19th, 20th and 21st September.

Also upcoming in January 2020 is Peter Pan In Pantoland at the Lowry Theatre Studio, which promises a new take on pantomime with all the traditional fun and mayhem.

In the meantime, get down to Eccles Congregational Church this Friday for a night that promises 'an oasis of relief' from the trials and tribulations of everyday life...

Wouldn't It Be Loverly
Friday 28th June 7:30pm
Eccles Congregational Church
Wellington Road, M30 9AL

Tickets only available on the door £8/£6.50

For more details on Barton Theatre Company – click here

Ben Morris wrote
at 04:38:29 on 25 June 2019
Everybody break a leg, and thanks for being British and spelling 'carnival' the right way! Cheers, Elly !
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