Manifest Theatre Group 2 Oxford Road Manningtree Essex CO11 1BP Tel: 01206 391309 info@manifesttheatre.co.uk

Murder Mystery Night A Blow to the Head Saturday 17th July 2010 Directed by Gordon Prior & Chris Sadd It's the Headmaster's leaving do and someone is about to retire permanently! Join us for a great evening of mystery, mayhem and the chance to question the suspects and discover the murderer. Box Office Tickets will be available via the Box Office on Saturday 3rd and Saturday 10th July 2010. Tickets £5 (includes packed lunch!) Performance Performances start at 7.30pm prompt, the bar will be serving refreshments from 7.00pm. Mamma Mia - Film Night Sat 21st August 2010 7.30pm Box Office Tickets will be available via the Box Office on Saturday 7th and Saturday 14th August 2010. Day Timers We meet every Tuesday (except the fourth in the month) from 2.15 - 3.30pm at the theatre to rehearse well-known standard songs. Once a month we usually go out to different venues to entertain (over 60 clubs, WI, retired Associations etc.) in Clacton, Colchester, Ipswich and villages all around. We have 10 lady singers, and 6 men, with 2 musicians to accompany. For further information about joining or to book the Daytimers call: Patience Ling on 01206 393171 or come along to the theatre on a Tuesday afternoon. For details of these and any other forthcoming events you can call the theatre on 01206 391309 or email us at info@manifesttheatre.co.uk.

AGM & Season Finale Thursday 15th July 2010 7.30pm A great end of season get-together where all members are welcome. We would also encourage the cast members of this seasons productions to join us in celebrating a successful year, have a few laughs and maybe the odd surprise. Cheese and nibbles provided. Look forward to seeing you there! Heartbreak House Tue 19th - Sat 23rd October 2010 Directed by Kate Sheffield Written between 1916 and 1917 as war raged across Europe, Heartbreak House is a telling indictment of the generation responsible for the First World War. With its bold combination of high farce and bitter tragedy, Shaw's play remains an uncannily prophetic depiction of a society on the threshold of an abrupt awakening. Read Through Monday 19th July from 7:30pm Auditions Wednesday 21st July from 7.30pm     PARKING As many of you know, Blood Brothers was a sell out and we were pleased to welcome many new members to the Manifest. We do understand that parking close to the theatre can be a problem but we must politely remind all members that parking on the forecourt is for those with reduced mobility and we also ask that people do not park in Oxford Road itself as parking is already limited for our neighbours and this can make things very difficult for them. We really appreciate your help and understanding with this issue. Many thanks.