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Monday 1st November
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- 6 NOVEMBER 2021
THE MARINE PLAYERS PRESENT: DIED IN THE WOOL
With a large talented local cast of all ages, Died in the Wool is
a light-hearted murder mystery – a tease on Miss Marple. Join in
the fun and watch The Marine Players live on stage here in their
home. The setting is the country home of Professor and Mrs Holroyd.
Will their unusual guest bring a mystery in her wake, who is the
strange man at the vicarage? And why has a young man come all the
way from California to see them? £12.00
reserved seating
www.marinetheatre.com
Saturday 6th
Bonfire and Fireworks 18.30 Sandy Beach
SUNDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2021
JAZZ IN THE BAR: THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA
When singer Astrud Gilberto released her classic album of Latin
American bossa novas, The Girl From Ipanema, her crystal clear
vocal style and the softly lilting rhythms of Antonio Carlos
Jobim’s songs, including One Note Samba and Corcovado as well as
the title track, enchanted a generation. Renowned vocalist
Véronique Joly will be singing her music at our popular Jazz in
the Bar event, accompanied by Rob Palmer on guitar. £10.00
advance / £12.00 on the door | 10% discount for members
www.marinetheatre.com
 Thursday
November 11th 2021
Armistice Day
NATIONAL
TWO MINUTES SILENCE 11.00 am
The Armistice, an agreement to end the
fighting of the First World War as a prelude to peace negotiations,
began at 11am on 11 November 1918. Armistice is Latin
for to stand (still) arms. To this day we mark Armistice
Day around the United Kingdom with a Two Minute Silence at 11am on
the 11th day of the 11th month.
FRIDAY 12 NOVEMBER
 AGM
The AGM will be followed at 11am
by the monthly talk. With all the coverage in the media of global
issues at COP26, it is appropriate for us to consider local matters
with Richard Brown presenting the proposal
for a Dorset National Park. Richard
will provide the background to National Parks and outline the
environmental, social and economic benefits which would accrue both
to rural Dorset and the surrounding areas. As usual, there will be
time for questions and comments afterwards.
To join
the talk, via zoom, please visit the web site
www.lymeregisu3a.org
for details of membership of this learning co-operative and all the other
activities available.
JONAH HITCHENS BAND
7.30pm, Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis
www.marinetheatre.com
SATURDAY 13 NOVEMBER 2021
'TEZ
ILYAS: THE VICKED TOUR
Blackburn's Chris Rock' ~ The Guardian
The brand-new stand-up show from the star of The Tez O’Clock Show
(Channel 4), TEZ Talks (Radio 4), and the multi-award-winning Man
Like Mobeen (BBC Three) visits Lyme Regis. Join Tez Ilyas as he
uses his trademark silly, smart and subversive approach to pit
ordinary people against the establishment Expect mega laughs,
happy groans and cheeky provocations, Tez Ilyas is one of the most
celebrated stars in British comedy. In 2015 Ilyas achieved
phenomenal success with his debut stand up hour TEZ Talks. A sell
out run at the Soho Theatre and his own Radio 4 series based on
the show followed, with a second series quickly being
recommissioned. £16.00 general admission | 10% discount
for members
www.marinetheatre.com
Sunday
November 14th 2021
Remembrance Sunday
Residents, visitors and local organisations invited to remember
on Remembrance Sunday
Lyme Regis will be paying
its respects on Remembrance Sunday with a parade through the
town and the laying of wreaths. Due to the on-going
precautions taken with Covid-19, the Parochial Church Council
of St Michael's Parish Church have requested there should be
no Remembrance Service inside the building this year.
A parade, organised by the Lyme Regis branch of the Royal
British Legion (RBL), will leave Langmoor Gardens at 10.30am,
and local organisations are invited to join the procession.
The parade will proceed along Bridge Street and Church Street,
before assembling in Monmouth Street facing the war memorial.
The mayor of Lyme Regis, Cllr Brian Larcombe MBE, will lead
the civic party to observe the parade in front of the
Guildhall before processing to the war memorial.
The civic party will be joined by councillors and the Rev
Sarah Godfrey.
At 10.54am, the Roll of Honour will be read by a
representative of the president of the Lyme Regis branch of
the RBL, followed at 10.58am by the reading of The Exhortation
by a representative of the RBL.
The Last Post will sound before the two-minute silence at
11am.
The silence will be followed by the sounding of the Rouse and
words from the Kohima epitaph will be spoken.
The mayor and the president of the RBL will lay wreaths at the
war memorial and local organisations are also invited to lay
wreaths while Lyme Regis Town Band plays.
The Rev Sarah Godfrey will lead the assembled in prayer,
followed by the National Anthem. The civic party will
then return to the Guildhall and the parade will be dismissed
in Monmouth Street.
Lyme
Bay Chorale marks Remembrance Sunday
with a performance of Fauré’s Requiem in Lyme Regis Parish Church
at 4.30pm. Conducted by Nicholas Brown with organist Alex Davies.
Admission free with a retiring collection in aid of the Royal
British Legion.
Tuesday 16th November 2021
The Lyme Regis Society present a talk
on
The Marine Theatre: Her Long Life and Generosity
by Director: Gabby Rabbitts. 2.00pm at Woodmead Halls, Hill Road,
Lyme Regis. DT7 3PG
All Welcome.
Members Free. Visitors £3.00.
Check website for further information: https://www.lymeregissociety.org.uk/
THURSDAY 18 NOVEMBER
CELEBRATING JONI MITCHELL - SARA COLMAN BAND
A TREAT FOR JONI MITCHELL FANS Jazz
vs Joni Mitchell
2021 is the 50th anniversary of Joni Mitchell’s iconic album,
Blue. Sara Colman and her 10 piece band come together to
celebrate Mitchell’s music and songs here at the Marine. It
features lush strings, soaring horns and richly expressive
vocals, proving why Colman is considered one of our leading jazz
singers. Breath-taking!
£18.00 advance / £22.00 on the
door | 10% discount for members
www.marinetheatre.com
Wednesday
24th November
Horticultural Society hosts talk on British
owls
The talk will be given by Chris Sperring MBE,
who is Conservation Officer for the Hawk
and Owl Trust, aided by a live owl.
Chris will look at the natural history and practical conservation of
the UK's owl population and cover topics from basic biology to
ecology and practical measures to conserve owls.
Owls are an indicator species, acting as a barometer of the health
of the natural world they live in. Chris will expand upon this topic
by looking at the recent decrease of nature throughout the UK and
the world.
This
year Chris celebrates 30 years in his post and brings a lifetime of
knowledge and passion for the natural world. He received the MBE in
2001 for services to nature conservation and dedicates much of his
time towards helping local wildlife community groups. In his sparse
spare time Chris writes and records his own music.
The talk starts at 8pm at Uplyme Village Hall and will be preceded
by the Society’s AGM at 7.30pm. Doors open at 7pm, when refreshments
will be available. Members free; guests £3.
www.ulrhs.wordpress.com
25
November
The
celebrated Scottish folk singer Rachel Sermanni
has announced that she is visiting Lyme Regis as part of a major new
tour. Sermanni is influenced by musicians such as Eva Cassidy, Van
Morrison and Bob Dylan and has played at festivals including Hay
Festival and Glastonbury.
In September 2009 she went to see Mumford and Sons at the Loopallu
festival in Ullapool. After the performance, she found them in a pub
"and asked them if they wanted to jam", resulting in a jamming
session on the beach. In 2011 she supported them at Dingwalls in
London. Sermanni also toured with Fink on his European tour in
2011, was showcased at the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow,
has supported Elvis Costello and Rumer, and performed at 150 gigs
between June 2011 and June 2012. www.marinetheatre.com
Saturday 27th
Lyme Regis Christmas Lights Switch on of the Christmas
lights by the Mayor and Santa
Come
early for the Christmas Lantern Parade and enjoy the atmosphere:
2pm Lantern Workshop in Lyme Regis Baptist Church Pine
Hall Children and adults welcome to come along and join
in the fun and make a lantern
4pm Judging of the Lantern
Competition in Lyme Regis Baptist Church
5pm Christmas Parade from the
Baptist Church with lanterns and Father Christmas down
through Broad Street to the Christmas tree
Join in the switch-on countdown -
don't be late or you'll miss
it!
Approx
5.30pm
The
Christmas Tree, The Shambles, Broad Street
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