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THURSDAY 1 NOVEMBER
 SCREENING: ALLELUJAH!
Alan Bennett’s 10th collaboration with award winning director
Nicholas Hytner about the NHS that was filmed live at London’s
Bridge Theatre.
‘Leaves you bobbing on a wave of happiness’
The Independent £11 advance / £13.50 on the door. 10%
off for Theatre Friends Bar opens 6 P.M., starts 7 P.M.
Duration: 170 minutes www.marinetheatre.com
FRIDAY 2 NOVEMBER
 COMEDY: RICHARD CARPENTER IS CLOSE TO YOU
Matthew Floyd Jones in the sell-out hit parody of the seventies
superstar: ‘Delightfully on the money… This show’s stroke of
genius lies in the characterisation of Carpenter… it has the ring of
hard truth’
★★★★
The Times £13 advance / £15.50 on the door. 10% off for
Theatre Friends.
Bar opens 7 P.M., starts 8 P.M. Ages 16 and over www.marinetheatre.com
Saturday 3rd
 Fireworks
The display is Free! However a collection will be made during the
evening for local charities so please give generously.
6.30pm Lyme Regis
Harbour
followed by
Bonfire on the beach
THEATRE: NOT: LADY CHATTERLEY’S LOVER
A laughter-filled parody of the famous novel: 'a hilarious watch,
constantly charming and remains true to the spirit of D.H.
Lawrence's work' ★★★★
Ed Fringe Reviews £13 advance / £15 on the door. 10% off for
Theatre Friends Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M.
www.marinetheatre.com
SUNDAY 4 NOVEMBER
CHILDREN’S THEATRE: THE CHILDREN IN THE MOON
www.marinetheatre.com
TUESDAY 6 ~ WEDNESDAY 7 NOVEMBER
COURSE: ART COURSES WITH CLAIRE: ETCHING
On this course, you can learn how to etch a printing plate. Using
this initial image, you can explore creating beautiful prints on
different surfaces, producing some fascinating and often very
surprising results. £120 Booking and payment for art
courses only on 07518 753790 10 A.M. ~ 3 P.M. daily www.marinetheatre.com
TUESDAY 6 NOVEMBER
THEATRE: WITHERING LOOKS
Britain’s favourite literary lunatics are back with their cult
Brontë spoof. ‘It's a joy - very, very funny’ ~ The Guardian
£12 advance / £14.50 on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends.
Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
THURSDAY 8 NOVEMBER
CINEMA: THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL SOCIETY
In 1946 a London-based writer begins exchanging letters with
residents on the island of Guernsey, which was German-occupied
during WWII. Starring Lily James. Duration 121 minutes
£5 advance / £6.50 on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends.
Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Friday 9th
 The
Red Arrows – an illustrated talk by Phil Holt
: 11.00am
The Red Arrows aerobatic team has won the hearts of a nation
and is renowned throughout the world, acting as ambassadors for
Great Britain and supporting UK industry by demonstrating the
capabilities of British equipment and expertise. Since their
creation in 1965, the Red Arrows have flown over 4,000 displays
in 52 countries.
Phil's illustrated presentation takes us through the events that
led to the creation of this exceptional team of pilots. He then
introduces the men and women in the famous red suits, who make
precision their profession, teamwork their science and
aerobatics their art form. He will bring some official Red
Arrows Merchandise for sale.
An Air Traffic Controller for almost 40 years, Phil served at
seven locations including Heathrow. He was a reservist in the
R.A.F., a flying instructor and involved in Maritime Air Region
operations; he can count among his flying achievements parachute
dropping and flying for the St John’s Ambulance air wing. He
continues as an active pilot and is a Flying Display Director,
involved with the show circuit for over 30 years.
Phil's talk will begin at 11.00am. Beforehand, at 10.00am, the
AGM will be held: hear a summary of the year's activities across
the many groups, monthly talks, trips and visits; learn of the
(good) state of the U3A's finances; ask questions, make
suggestions, and elect (or change) the committee. Coffee will be
available at about 10.30am.
Organised
by U3A Heritage Coast Lyme Regis. Entry is free for U3A members;
for non-members a £2 donation is suggested.
CINEMA: WAR HORSE
Based on Michael Morpurgo’s bestseller, this screening is part of
Lyme Regis Town Council’s programme of events to promote the
remembrance of the end of the Great War 100 years ago.Certificate PG
£5 advance / £6.50 on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends.
Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Story telling, harp and song
with Adverse Camber - Dreaming the Night Field
Immerse yourself in glorious living landscapes and the brilliant
night sky to discover a world that’s bristling with life, filled
with animals, people and constellations caught between creation
and destruction. Gwydion, nephew to the King, a magician and
master storyteller, provokes a war between North and South Wales
and unleashes a chaos of consequences. Blodeuwedd, an
intoxicatingly beautiful woman conjured from flowers, is torn
between desire and duty, with fateful results. Honour, justice,
magic and transformation collide in a story as relevant today as
it ever was, where people seek to spin, manipulate and control,
and nature reveals its deep power. By turns, thrilling, funny,
powerful and poetic, this spellbinding new performance vividly
evokes the ancient Celtic legend of the Fourth Branch of the
Mabinogion. Dreaming the Night Field features one of Wales’ most
engaging storytellers alongside exquisitely haunting live music.
English and Welsh are artfully woven together to make these
ancient voices and living landscapes come alive in an
exhilarating performance. Touring Dorset with Artsreach, the
counties touring arts charity. Suitable for ages 12+
www.adversecamber.org | www.artsreach.co.uk
Tickets £9 (U18:£7, Family £25) From the Self Service
Box Office at Reception of The Charmouth Practice on the Street
in Charmouth (by The Royal Oak) Or telephone bookings on
01297 560948 Bar and Raffle, Proceeds to the Hall. 7.30pm
Doors open at 7pm
SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER
SCREENING: MET OPERA: MARNIE
Based on the novel that also inspired Hitchcock’s celebrated
thriller, composer Nico Muhly’s Marnie receives its U.S. premiere at
the Met this season, and is broadcast live to the Marine
£15 adult / £10 under 18s advance and on the door. 10% off for
Theatre Friends
The on the door price is exclusive to Met Opera screenings.
Bar opens 4:55 P.M., starts 5:55 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Sunday 11th
Armistice Day
&
Remembrance Day NATIONAL TWO MINUTES SILENCE 11.00 am
Remembrance Sunday Parade Parade
departs Langmoor Gardens at 0925 sharp marching down Broad Street and up
Church Street arriving at St Michaels Church
Remembrance Service
NB BEGINS at 0945 at St. Michael's Church, Church Street. Serving representatives from all of the Armed Forces are expected to attend in uniform.
Parade marches past the Town War Memorial and forms
up in Cobb square outside Fordham’s
1100 the two minutes
silence and last post
Pages of the Sea
Danny Boyle’s commission for 14-18 NOW to mark the centenary of Armistice
Day. the
public is invited to gather on beaches across the UK for an informal,
nationwide gesture of remembrance for the men and women who left their home
shores during the First World War. Each event centres around the drawing of
a large-scale portrait of a casualty from the First World War which will be
washed away as the tide comes in. In addition, the public will be asked to
join in by creating stenciled silhouettes of people in the sand, remembering
the millions of lives lost or changed forever by the conflict. A new poem by
Carol Ann Duffy has been commissioned to be performed by local communities,
and individuals are encouraged to take part online and say a personal thank
you and goodbye at pagesofthesea.org.uk
Lyme Bay Chorale performance
of Fauré's wonderful Requiem
 The
singers of Lyme Bay Chorale are giving a free performance of Fauré’s
beautiful Requiem to mark the centenary of the 1918 Armistice that brought
World War I to an end.
The choir’s musical director, Alex Davies, will play the organ, and local
musician Nick Brown will conduct. The two solo movements will be sung by
choir members Sarah Nicholson (soprano) and Joss Kent (baritone).
“I’m delighted that the choir can add to the different ways in which the
local community is recognising the centenary,” says Alex,
“and
I hope people will see the concert as an opportunity for reflection as well
as a chance to hear some beautiful music.”
There are no tickets for this event, so please just come along. The
Requiem is about 40 minutes long. The concert is on Remembrance
Sunday, 11 November, at 4pm in St Michael’s Church, Lyme Regis. Admission is
free, with a retiring collection in aid of Help for Heroes and the Church’s
Tower Appeal.
MONDAY 12 ~ TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER
COURSE: ART COURSES WITH CLAIRE: COLLAGRAPH PRINTMAKING
You will be introduced to many exciting ways of making and printing
images from a metal plate; all that is required is the ability to
cut shapes from card and a willingness to experiment. £120
Booking and payment for art courses only on 07518 753790
10 A.M. ~ 3 P.M. daily www.marinetheatre.com
Tuesday 13 November
 The Magic of
Moths
Paul Butter will share his knowledge and enthusiasm about moths,
highlighting those found in Dorset and their importance. TURN
LYME GREEN 7.15 for 7.30pm Blue Room Royal Lion
Hotel, Lyme Regis. All are Welcome For more
information, 01297 446066 www.turnlymegreen.co.uk
Wednesday 14th
 C oach
outing to the National Trust, Cotehele near Tavistock,
leaving Uplyme Village Hall at 9am. There may not be too
much to see in the gardens by then, but we will be able to see the
making of the enormous dried flower garland which they produce every
year for the Christmas festivities. Places cost £12-50p for NT
members, £18-50p for non-members, with an additional £3 for guests
who are not members of the Society. Ring Annie Kobus on 01297 443346
to book your place
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
SCREENING: RSC LIVE: TROILUS & CRESSIDA
Virtuoso percussionist Evelyn Glennie collaborates with RSC Artistic
Director Gregory Doran create a satirical futuristic vision as the
innocence of Troilus and Cressida is exposed to war with tragic
consequences. £11 advance / £13.50 on the door. 10% off for
Theatre Friends. Bar opens 6 P.M., starts 7 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
FRIDAY 16 NOVEMBER
COMEDY: LYME REGIS COMEDY CLUB WITH
JAYDE ADAMS
Jayde Adams, the winner of the 2014 Funny Women award and 2016
nominee for Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, headlines
a night of four comedians in this great value night out. £8
advance / £10 on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends Bar
opens 7 P.M., starts 8 P.M. Ages 16 and over www.marinetheatre.com
SATURDAY
17 NOVEMBER
 MUSIC: DAT BRASS
Hailing from the streets of London and raised by jazz and punk,
this is a high octane, ten piece brass outfit which has played at
festivals across the UK. Support is the Napkings featuring Chiman
101 and VNC. £8 advance / £10 on the door. 10% off
Theatre Friends. Bar opens and starts 8 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Sunday 18th
KEN
GOLLOP'S SHADY TREE TALK with 60+ illustrations (Postponed from
4th March)
This is being billed as Ken's final talk. Lyme born and
bred, this is Ken's unique view of Lyme's past with locations, events and
characters illustrated by over 60 pictures. Woodmead Halls Time 2.30pm to
approx 4pm Admission: £3 to include a cuppa.
TUESDAY 20 NOVEMBER
SCREENING: NTL: THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE
Alan Bennett’s Multi-award-winning drama starring Mark Gatiss takes
to the stage: it’s 1786 and King George III is the most powerful man
in the world, but his behaviour is becoming increasingly erratic as
he succumbs to fits of lunacy. £11 advance / £13.50 on the
door. 10% off for Theatre Friends. Bar opens 6 P.M., starts 7
P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Wednesday 21st
MUSIC: GIGSPANNER BIG BAND
Formed by Steeleye Span’s fiddle player Peter Knight this band has
built a reputation for dismantling traditional folk music and
‘reshaping it in fascinating ways’ fRoots Magazine
£19 early bird / £21 standard advance / £23 on the door
10% off for Theatre Friends
Includes restoration levy
Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Thursday 22nd November.
 Community
Lunch and Meet and Remember Both take
place on the same day at Lyme Regis Football Club.
 Community
Lunch Nutritious, good value lunch, aimed at over 50's. 2
courses for £6. Bookings: Penny
Black café (behind the Post Office) Everyone
Welcome, especially over 50’s
Meet and Remember -A memory café for Lyme Regis, Uplyme
and Charmouth Supportive, friendly environment for those
experiencing memory loss or who have recently been diagnosed with
dementia and the friends/relatives/carers who support them. 2 -
3.30pm Lyme Regis Football Club Pavilion 3rd Thursday of the month,
contact 07704902604 lymememory@gmail.com
or just come along. Organised
by LymeForward:
Join us for the day, please pass this information on to people that might
enjoy the day. Contact
Heather 01297 441224 if we can help with transport.
FRIDAY 23 NOVEMBER
MUSIC: THE SIMMERTONES
One of the UK’s leading authentic ska and reggae bands: ‘This
Simmertones album is so uplifting! Hypnotic, thirst inducing tunes.’
Lee Thompson, Madness. Support from DJ Ska Au Go Go
£7 advance / £9 on the door 10% off for Theatre Friends.
Bar opens and starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER
MUSIC: CHRIS WOOD
A concert from the uncompromising folk guitarist and singer whose
music reveals his love for the unofficial history of the English
speaking people. Support from Jess McAllister. £14 advance /
£16.50 on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends Bar opens 6:30
P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
SUNDAY 25 NOVEMBER
MUSIC: JAZZ IN THE BAR: MAGGIE REEDAY SINGS STEVIE WONDER
One of the South-West’s most cherished singers jazzes up the songs
of Stevie, with Philip Clouts at the piano. £8 advance / £12
on the door. 10% off for Theatre Friends. Bar opens 7 P.M.,
starts 8 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
MONDAY 26 ~ WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER
COURSE: ART COURSES WITH CLAIRE: LINO PRINTING
This is a chance to cut a relief printing block and produce multiple
prints, experimenting with colour, surface and printing over a
variety of grounds, using collage and applied colour.
£145
Booking and payment for art courses only on 07518 753790 10
A.M. ~ 3 P.M. daily www.marinetheatre.com
Tuesday 27th
Recent Research along the Jurassic Coast
by Sam Scriven, Earth Science Jurassic Coast Team Trust - joint with
Dorset Wildlife Trust. The Lyme Regis Society.
2.30pm - 4pm Woodmead Halls. £2 to Members, visitors £3 Including
refreshments.
THEATRE: POP MUSIC
Following characters G and Kayle on an epic journey through thirty
years of Pop, this is a theatre and music show by the acclaimed
company Paines Plough in association with Latitude Festival.
£10 adults / £7 under 18s advance £12 adults / £9 under 18s on
the door £5 advance for pupils of Woodroffe School 10%
off for Theatre Friends. Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
Wednesday
November 28th
AGM
followed by
TALK
‘Foraging from the Garden’
by local writer and broadcaster Anne Swithinbank.
Turn your plot into a productive forest garden.
Please
come along to hear how the Society is being run, as well as hearing
Anne tell us how to get more from our own patch. We are also seeking
new Committee members to help run our busy programme – do consider
putting your hand up and offering whatever you can contribute – many
hands do make lighter work!
AGM 7.30pm talk at 8pm. Uplyme Village Hall
Uplyme and Lyme Regis Horticultural Society
THURSDAY 29 NOVEMBER
SCREENING: THE KING AND I
Winner of four Tonys, Lincoln Center Theater’s production of Rodgers
and Hammerstein’s is screened at the Marine. ‘Five stars for a
sumptuous King and I. Book Now. It’s a hit’ - The Times
Duration: 180 minutes £11 advance, £13.50 on the door
Bar opens 6 P.M., starts 7 P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER
THEATRE: INTRONAUTS
This is a performance with puppetry and integrated animated
projection by the Green Ginger Company. ‘There’s always something
wonderfully anarchic about Green Ginger…an inspired mix of art and
lunacy’ Lyn Gardner, The Guardian. £12 adults / £10 under
25s advance £14 adults / £11 under 25s on the door
10% off for Theatre Friends Bar opens 6:30 P.M., starts 7:30
P.M. www.marinetheatre.com
2018 Dates/events to be advised
LAST POSTING DATE International Economy to:
Eastern Europe, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Malta and Iceland
Mince Pie and Coffee Morning
and sale of quality items. In aid of Save the Children.
Baptist hall, Broad Street
Wreath
laying services
at the HMS Formidable memorial in Lyme Regis Town cemetery
and at the Polish war Memorial in Anning Road
(between Woodmead Road and Queens Walk junctions)
LAST POSTING DATE International Economy to: Africa,
Middle East
 The
Launch
After 38 weeks of demanding work, the
Lyme Regis Boat Building Academy
Class of February 2017 are
launching their boats for the first time.
The 15 students are building six new build boats, all
of which will be lined up for launch. The boats the students
built are;
Launch at Lyme Regis Harbour
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Winter and Shopper Permits 
child
start my classes as a very shy person who has
little confidence, and even
after one term, is able to
speak more confidently and feel a sense of achievement”. The Hub is a
brilliant venue with lots of space for young people to express
themselves. 
Line Dance:
Country and Modern.
Writers of all genres welcome: drama, prose, poetry - share encouraging feedback. Coffee and tea available.
