JUNE 2017
David Starkey
Henry VIII: The First Brexiteer?
Sunday 25 June, 7.30pm, Pittville Pump Room
Off-shore island or an inextricable part of the Continent? Brexit is the latest episode in a centuries-old debate-sometimes peaceful, often savage as in the great wars against European hegemony and for world-dominion fought with France in the 18 th century and Germany in the 20 th. He considers the arguments from Henry VIII, who invented the idea of English uniqueness, to the modern theorists of the Anglosphere, who carried the day in the Referendum. This show does not include an interval. Over 14 Only.
Tickets: £ 18.50
Cheltenham International Tango Festival
Beginner Workshops in Argentine Tango
Friday 23 – Sunday 25 June, Cheltenham Town Hall
As part of the Cheltenham International Tango Festival we will be offering two workshops for complete beginners to Argentine Tango, an opportunity to practice their new skills during the days, join dancing in the evening; and an inspiring talk on how to interpret the music of tango.
Further info and to book: www. citf. dance
Howlers at the Hall
Wednesday 28 June, 8.30pm, Cheltenham Town Hall
Since 2008, Cheltenham Town Hall has provided the perfect setting for the ultimate comedy club night, showcasing the very best in new and established comedy talent. Previous acts include top comedians Reginald D. Hunter, Rhod Gilbert, Jon Richardson and Sarah Millican, to name but a few! Keep an eye out on www. howlerscomedyclub. com for details of which rising star you could see next. Over 18 only. Line-up subject to change.
Tickets: £ 13.50; Students: £ 10.00
Rule the World
Thursday 29 June, 7.30pm, Cheltenham Town Hall
Just like the real deal, Rule the World performs as a three piece. The show is an accurate portrayal of a Take That concert and features all the biggest hits including Never Forget, Greatest Day, Back for Good, Relight My Fire, Everything Changes, Shine, Pray and more. They have received rave reviews, including one from Jason Orange’ s mum and Gary Barlow himself tweeted the band to say he thought they were brilliant. They recently appeared with the real Take That on BBC1’ s The Graham Norton Show.
Tickets: £ 21.50
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