Well it's officially Spring which is slightly concerning because that means we have a show to do in less than a couple of months. Fear not following the AGM we now have a plan for our 2009 season which is well underway.

Benita Finch and Steve Pollard witll kick off the year playing Henry and Alice in David Tristrams contemporary comedy The Secret Lives of Henry and Alice.  It appears that there is a lot going on in the local communities in May so we are yet to finalise the dates and venues.  Be rest assured, however, that we will be playing 4 dates at 4 venues across the South Lakes and beyond.  So thre is bound to be one near you.

The AGM also saw the election of Julie Haddock to the Vague committee.  Welcome aboard!  Andrew Holdsworth hasbecome extremely busy as technical support to a number of amteur groups, testiment to his professional and reliable manner.  He will still form an active part of Vague and we wish him well in all his other adventures - they're extremely lucky to have him on board.  Thanks for all your efforstd to date Andrew.

You may have also noticed that the website has evolved over the last few months.  This is partly down to our provider producing more software allowing us to run photo galleries and clips on various pages.  We hope you will have a look around and tell or your friends to aswell.  Let us know what you think on the Guestbook page.

Greg.

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year from Vague Theatre Company

A Tuna Christmas
by Jason Williams, Joe Sears, and Ed Howard

Saturday 6th December 2008

Arnside Educational Institute, Arnside

7.00pm
£7.00

Charity Event
in aid of South Lakeland Young Carers

Price includes Pie & Peas Supper inc. tea/coffee/soft drink
Alcoholic drinks available for an additional donation to the charity

ALL PROFITS DONATED

Tickets on sale at The Little Shop, Arnside or can be reserved by calling Greg on 01539 721269

Well that's it... the end!

After 3 shows the curtain fell on Vague Theatre Company's version of Teechers.  And what a run it was.  Three different venues and three great audiences.  It was great to hear all the feedback at the end of each night and I hope that many of the audience keep in touch and come to our next production.

I would like to take this oppertunity to thank everyone involved in Teechers as I was a great show to both direct and be in along with my buddies Hobby and Gail.  I was sad that it finished so soon but it means that on the horizon there must be a fresh challenge.

We met a lot of new people through Teechers and welcome each and every one of them to our Members Night on May 20th at The Bryce Institute, Burneside.  More details on the Members Evening page. 

Vague Theatre needs you!!!

Greg :o)

Well folks we are well on the way to readying the show for the waiting public.  The lines are almost in and the characters are coming along fantastically.  We are soon to move rehearsals into larger premises to develop the stagecraft and before we know it, it will be show week!!!

It's getting to that stage now where time appears to vanish as the publicity wheels are set in motion.  This weekend we are in the Westmorland Shopping Centre (in character) attempting to woo the wonderful public so make sure you pop in and say hello to us. 

Next on the agenda is getting the technical chaps up to speed then we are GO!

Watch this space for show week updates.

Greg :o)

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For our April production Teechers by John Godber.

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