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Live theatre event - The River Runner
Freckenham Village Hall, Fordham Road, Freckenham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP28 8JB
Thursday 13 February
Doors & Bar Open 7pm, performance starts 7.30pm. Raffle Best to pre-book on: 07542 198 933 or 07596 459301
Tickets £12 pp if booked before 31st January. Then £15 thereafter or on the door (if any left). Under 18 £5, suitable for age 7 upwards as well as adults.
We would appreciate if you can pre-book (so we know how many chairs to get out!) 07542 198 933 or email freckenhamvh@outlook.com.
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Live theatre event - The River Runner
Farnham Maltings with Glimmer Theatre bring The River Runner
Professional Live Theatre back at Freckenham village hall.
It’s 1901 in Isleham village, Cambridgeshire and Annabelle Howgego is the best ice-skater for miles around. Once a year, the watery Fens freeze smooth and white and the villagers prepare to race each other for prizes of bread and meat.
An exhilarating tale of courage, community and speedy-skating, The River Runner is a brand new show for all generations to enjoy together, telling the thrilling tale of a Victorian ice skater who uses her extraordinary skills to defeat her cruel landlord and set her village free.
Featuring a live original score of soaring folk tunes and ballads and inspired by accounts of female Fenland ice skaters in the early twentieth century, enjoy this adventure story for all generations exploring family, female sport and the rural experience.
Professional Live Theatre back at Freckenham village hall.
It’s 1901 in Isleham village, Cambridgeshire and Annabelle Howgego is the best ice-skater for miles around. Once a year, the watery Fens freeze smooth and white and the villagers prepare to race each other for prizes of bread and meat.
An exhilarating tale of courage, community and speedy-skating, The River Runner is a brand new show for all generations to enjoy together, telling the thrilling tale of a Victorian ice skater who uses her extraordinary skills to defeat her cruel landlord and set her village free.
Featuring a live original score of soaring folk tunes and ballads and inspired by accounts of female Fenland ice skaters in the early twentieth century, enjoy this adventure story for all generations exploring family, female sport and the rural experience.
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