For the continued safety of our visitors and the exhibiting artists we ask that you wear a face covering and sanitise your hands when entering The Gallery

Halla is a fifty-year-old independent Icelandic woman. But behind the scenes of a quiet routine, she leads a double life as a passionate environmental activist. Halla secretly wages a one-woman-war on the local aluminium industry. As Halla’s actions grow bolder, from petty vandalism to outright industrial sabotage, she succeeds in pausing the negotiations between the Icelandic government and the corporation building a new aluminium smelter.

But as she begins planning her biggest and boldest operation yet, she receives an unexpected letter that changes everything. Her application to adopt a child has finally been accepted and there is a little girl waiting for her in Ukraine.

As Halla prepares to abandon her role as saboteur and saviour of the Highlands to fulfil her dream of becoming a mother, she decides to plot one final attack to deal the aluminium industry a crippling blow.

Woman at War, from Icelandic auteur Benedikt Erlingsson (Of Horses and Men), is a quirky, heroic tale set in our world of imminent threat. A serious fairy tale told with a smile.

Starring Halldóra Geirharösdóttir

Cert (12A)

Friday 17 Sept at 8pm

Tickets:

• Free For Film Society Members
• SAC members: £5.50
• Adults: £7.00
• Under 18s: £5.00

Tap dance classes for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Erica has had over 20 yrs experience teaching tap classes so whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned tap dancer you can develop your tapping skills, improve your rhythm and musicality along with meeting new people and having fun whilst dancing. Everyone is welcome.

Erica is an I.S.T.D Registered Member with a Level 4 Diploma In Dance Education (DDE), has dance teachers insurance with G Gallagher and is DBS checked.

Autumn Term – Sept – Dec 2021
Monday 13th Sept – Monday 18th October (6 weeks)
Half Term – Monday 25th October – No Classes
Monday 1st November – Monday 6th December (6 weeks)

4.30 – 5.00pm – Tiny Tap – Age 4-7 years (Reception – Yr 2) – Mixed Ability
5.10 – 5.50pm – Junior Tap – Age 7-11 years (Year 3 – 6) – Mixed Ability
6.00 – 6.50pm – Adult Tap – Beginners / Adv Beginners
7.00 – 7 .50pm – Adult Tap – Intermediate
8.00 – 8.50pm – Youth Tap – Age 11+ (Year 7+) – Mixed Ability

For further information and to book a place please contact Erica Phillips:

• Email: elevatedtapcompany@gmail.com
• Phone: 07738567279
• Website: www.elevatedtapcompany.co.uk
• Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/elevatedtapcompany

Love Sarah tells the story of a young woman who wishes to fulfil her mother’s dream of opening her own bakery in Notting Hill, London. To do this, she enlists the help of an old friend and her grandma.

Directed by Eliza Shroeder and starring Celia Imrie, Bill Paterson and Rupert Penry-Jones

Cert (12A)

Tuesday 21 Sept at 2pm – Seniors’ Film (Over 50’s) 

Tickets: £4.00 (No Member Discount)

This group now consists of two elements under two leaders:

1. 5.00pm – 6.00pm, led by Chris Pearson is for beginners and novice ukulele players who want to learn and further their personal skills and the art of playing the ukulele.
2. 6.00pm – 7.00pm, led by David Wall is for established players, of not only ukulele, but also other instruments and those who may just want to sing along, perhaps perform for the public in a string band and have fun with their music.

The vision of the Shaftesbury Community Ukulele Group is to involve other instruments and form a working community string band. It will evolve, but for now, encourages anyone interested to either come along with their instrument and enthusiasm, or contact David Wall on 01747 854108 or email dorsetnvs@hotmail.com.

These classes are for ladies of all ages and abilities who would like some light exercise. One class is low impact aerobic movement. The other is a gentle keep fit class.

Little Red Riding Hood is a family show filled with comedy and music.  

A traditional fairy tale with many twists along the way. 

Do you fancy joining us?  

On stage, back stage, front of house… We would love to meet you. 

Wednesday 22 September at 7.30pm 

Shaftesbury Arts Centre 

Just drop in or email press@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk if further details required 

Bell Street School of Dance is a small friendly school where every child is appreciated for their individuality. Bell Street School of Dance offers jazz and ballet classes for children & adults with regular performance and exam opportunities. But most importantly we want everyone to dance to build confidence, learn new skills and have fun.

Classes on Thursdays at the Arts Centre:

• 4:30 – 5:15pm Standard 1 Ballet (Year 2+)
• 5:15 – 6:00pm Junior Tap (Year 3+)
• 6:00 – 6:45pm Grade 2 Modern (Year 3+)
• 6:45 – 7:45pm Grade 4 Modern (Year 7+)

Other classes are available Mondays & Wednesdays
For more information contact Eleanor on 07402 218332 or bellstreetschoolofdance@mail.com, or visit the website
www.bellstreetschoolofdance.co.uk

Tap dance classes for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Erica has had over 20 yrs experience teaching tap classes so whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned tap dancer you can develop your tapping skills, improve your rhythm and musicality along with meeting new people and having fun whilst dancing. Everyone is welcome.

Erica is an I.S.T.D Registered Member with a Level 4 Diploma In Dance Education (DDE), has dance teachers insurance with G Gallagher and is DBS checked.

Autumn Term – Sept – Dec 2021
Monday 13th Sept – Monday 18th October (6 weeks)
Half Term – Monday 25th October – No Classes
Monday 1st November – Monday 6th December (6 weeks)

4.30 – 5.00pm – Tiny Tap – Age 4-7 years (Reception – Yr 2) – Mixed Ability
5.10 – 5.50pm – Junior Tap – Age 7-11 years (Year 3 – 6) – Mixed Ability
6.00 – 6.50pm – Adult Tap – Beginners / Adv Beginners
7.00 – 7 .50pm – Adult Tap – Intermediate
8.00 – 8.50pm – Youth Tap – Age 11+ (Year 7+) – Mixed Ability

For further information and to book a place please contact Erica Phillips:

• Email: elevatedtapcompany@gmail.com
• Phone: 07738567279
• Website: www.elevatedtapcompany.co.uk
• Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/elevatedtapcompany

This group now consists of two elements under two leaders:

1. 5.00pm – 6.00pm, led by Chris Pearson is for beginners and novice ukulele players who want to learn and further their personal skills and the art of playing the ukulele.
2. 6.00pm – 7.00pm, led by David Wall is for established players, of not only ukulele, but also other instruments and those who may just want to sing along, perhaps perform for the public in a string band and have fun with their music.

The vision of the Shaftesbury Community Ukulele Group is to involve other instruments and form a working community string band. It will evolve, but for now, encourages anyone interested to either come along with their instrument and enthusiasm, or contact David Wall on 01747 854108 or email dorsetnvs@hotmail.com.

An exhibition of paintings by Rachel Sargent and poetry by Catherine Simmonds exploring the places they sought solace during lockdown restrictions.  

In times where a walk might be our only outlet, sanctuary becomes a  common quest – to distance the bad news or find connection with something deeper than our everyday difficulties. 

For the continued safety of our visitors and the exhibiting artists we ask that you wear a face covering and sanitise your hands when entering The Gallery

These classes are for ladies of all ages and abilities who would like some light exercise. One class is low impact aerobic movement. The other is a gentle keep fit class.

Little Red Riding Hood is a family show filled with comedy and music.  

A traditional fairy tale with many twists along the way 

Do you fancy joining us?  

On stage, back stage, front of house… We would love to meet you. 

Wednesday 29 September at 6pm 

Shaftesbury Arts Centre 

email press@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk for details  

Bell Street School of Dance is a small friendly school where every child is appreciated for their individuality. Bell Street School of Dance offers jazz and ballet classes for children & adults with regular performance and exam opportunities. But most importantly we want everyone to dance to build confidence, learn new skills and have fun.

Classes on Thursdays at the Arts Centre:

• 4:30 – 5:15pm Standard 1 Ballet (Year 2+)
• 5:15 – 6:00pm Junior Tap (Year 3+)
• 6:00 – 6:45pm Grade 2 Modern (Year 3+)
• 6:45 – 7:45pm Grade 4 Modern (Year 7+)

Other classes are available Mondays & Wednesdays
For more information contact Eleanor on 07402 218332 or bellstreetschoolofdance@mail.com, or visit the website
www.bellstreetschoolofdance.co.uk

An exhibition of paintings by Rachel Sargent and poetry by Catherine Simmonds exploring the places they sought solace during lockdown restrictions.  

In times where a walk might be our only outlet, sanctuary becomes a  common quest – to distance the bad news or find connection with something deeper than our everyday difficulties. 

For the continued safety of our visitors and the exhibiting artists we ask that you wear a face covering and sanitise your hands when entering The Gallery

From director Ken Loach, writer Paul Laverty and the award-winning team behind I, Daniel Blake, comes Sorry We Missed You, a powerful exploration of the contemporary world of work, the gig economy and the challenges faced by one family trying to hold it all together.

Starring Kris Hitchen, Debbie Honeywood, Rhys Stone and Katie Proctor.

Cert (15)

Friday 1 Oct at 8pm

Tickets:

• Free For Film Society Members
• SAC members: £5.50
• Adults: £7.00
• Under 18s: £5.00

Little Red Riding Hood is a family show filled with comedy and music.  

A traditional fairy tale with many twists along the way 

Do you fancy joining us?  

On stage, back stage, front of house… We would love to meet you. 

Saturday 2 October at 12.30pm 

Shaftesbury Arts Centre 

email press@shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk for details 

Tap dance classes for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Erica has had over 20 yrs experience teaching tap classes so whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned tap dancer you can develop your tapping skills, improve your rhythm and musicality along with meeting new people and having fun whilst dancing. Everyone is welcome.

Erica is an I.S.T.D Registered Member with a Level 4 Diploma In Dance Education (DDE), has dance teachers insurance with G Gallagher and is DBS checked.

Autumn Term – Sept – Dec 2021
Monday 13th Sept – Monday 18th October (6 weeks)
Half Term – Monday 25th October – No Classes
Monday 1st November – Monday 6th December (6 weeks)

4.30 – 5.00pm – Tiny Tap – Age 4-7 years (Reception – Yr 2) – Mixed Ability
5.10 – 5.50pm – Junior Tap – Age 7-11 years (Year 3 – 6) – Mixed Ability
6.00 – 6.50pm – Adult Tap – Beginners / Adv Beginners
7.00 – 7 .50pm – Adult Tap – Intermediate
8.00 – 8.50pm – Youth Tap – Age 11+ (Year 7+) – Mixed Ability

For further information and to book a place please contact Erica Phillips:

• Email: elevatedtapcompany@gmail.com
• Phone: 07738567279
• Website: www.elevatedtapcompany.co.uk
• Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/elevatedtapcompany

This group now consists of two elements under two leaders:

1. 5.00pm – 6.00pm, led by Chris Pearson is for beginners and novice ukulele players who want to learn and further their personal skills and the art of playing the ukulele.
2. 6.00pm – 7.00pm, led by David Wall is for established players, of not only ukulele, but also other instruments and those who may just want to sing along, perhaps perform for the public in a string band and have fun with their music.

The vision of the Shaftesbury Community Ukulele Group is to involve other instruments and form a working community string band. It will evolve, but for now, encourages anyone interested to either come along with their instrument and enthusiasm, or contact David Wall on 01747 854108 or email dorsetnvs@hotmail.com.

Maggie Wyman and Maxine Chandler have produced new and exciting work for their first exhibition together. Maxine is a skilled and imaginative glass artist specialising in stained glass and leaded work. Maggie has a love for flowers and abstract painting in acrylics and oils. Together they look forward to inviting you, to what they hope, will be a great show that will be well worth a visit. 

These classes are for ladies of all ages and abilities who would like some light exercise. One class is low impact aerobic movement. The other is a gentle keep fit class.

Bell Street School of Dance is a small friendly school where every child is appreciated for their individuality. Bell Street School of Dance offers jazz and ballet classes for children & adults with regular performance and exam opportunities. But most importantly we want everyone to dance to build confidence, learn new skills and have fun.

Classes on Thursdays at the Arts Centre:

• 4:30 – 5:15pm Standard 1 Ballet (Year 2+)
• 5:15 – 6:00pm Junior Tap (Year 3+)
• 6:00 – 6:45pm Grade 2 Modern (Year 3+)
• 6:45 – 7:45pm Grade 4 Modern (Year 7+)

Other classes are available Mondays & Wednesdays
For more information contact Eleanor on 07402 218332 or bellstreetschoolofdance@mail.com, or visit the website
www.bellstreetschoolofdance.co.uk

Shaftesbury Arts Centre’s Music and Drama group present Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone this October. Play by Alan Parker. Words and Music by Paul Williams. By arrangement with Faber Music Ltd on behalf of Warner/Chappell Music Ltd.

Set in New York in 1929, Bugsy Malone sees two rival gangs battling it out for domination – Fat Sam, who owns Fat Sam’s Grand Slam, and Dandy Dan. When Fat Sam’s gang is brutally splurged and his empire under severe threat, he engages the help of Bugsy Malone, a smooth-talking man about town who also has a soft spot for one of the show girls – Blousey Brown.  Join us to see how the rival gangs try to beat each other and how the pandemonium comes to a sticky end!

Say hello to Bugsy Malone – our would-be hero, accompanied by splurge guns, custard pies, speakeasy dancing girls and a whole lot of fun! Come and join in the fun:

Performances run from Thurs 7th – Sat 9th and Thurs 14th – Sat 16th Oct.

Tickets:

• Thursday 7 October: £8.00
• Friday 8 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Saturday 9 October: Adults £14.00, Under 18s £7.00
• Thursday 14 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Friday 15 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Last night (Saturday 16 October): Adults £15.00, Under 18s £7.00. – Come dressed in 1920s and be in with a chance of a prize!

Bugsy: Max McCall
Blousy Brown: Liv Walker
Fat Sam: Ella Barrington
Dandy Dan: Harry Wopat
Fizzy: Brynmore Truman
Leroy: Jamie Joshi

Fat Sam’s Gang:
Knuckles: Peter Johnson
Louis: Martha Dixon
Snake Eyes: Noa McCall
Ritzy: Amilee Bilby
Angelo: Katie Walkden

Dandy Dan’s Gang:
Bronx Charlie: Fred Prater
Yonkers: Jake Binns
Shoulders: Elodie Bilby
Doodle: Natasha Mrozik
Benny Lee: Aimee Brawn

Speakeasy Girls:
Bangles: Ciara Smyth
Velma: Bethan Truman
Dottie: Daisy Barnard
Loretta: Charlotte Berry
Tilly: Antonia Oakley

Speakeasy dancers:
Ophelia Crossley
Aofie Henty

Roxy Robinson: Henry Grant
Pop Becker: Warren Clarke
Joe, Barman: Lorean Smith
Barber: Noa McCall
Flash Frankie: Arabella Action

Violinist: Amilee Bilby

3 Singing Girls:
Miriam Allen
Charlotte Berry
Ciara Smyth

Undertakers: Connie Johnson, Charley Wopat
English Reporter: Katie Walkden
Foreign Reporter: Natasha Mrozik
Foreign Reporter: Martha Dixon
Radio Announcer: Aofie Henty
Paperboy: Warren Clarke
Captain Smolskey: Warren Clarke
Detective  O’Dreary: Arabella Action
Seymour Scoop: Miriam Allen
Press Members: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Phoebe Grant
Butler: Charley Wopat
Policeman: Henry Grant
Shady: Connie Johnson
Louella: Charlotte Berry

Chinese Laundry Workers:
Henry Grant, Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Natasha Mrozik

Oscar De Velt: Harry Wopat
Leena: Charlotte Berry
Marbina: Warren Clarke
Ventriloquist: Fred Prater
Singer: Miriam Allen
Harpist: Charley Wopat
High Kicking line: Amilee Bilby, Ciara Birkenshaw, Daisy Barnard, Loren Smith
Looney Bergonzi: Jamie Joshi
Café Waitress: Antonia Oakley
Café Guests: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Connie Johnson
Pickett: Noa McCall
Cooks: Martha Dixon, Antonia Oakley
Guards: Miriam Allen, Daisy Barnard, Charlotte Berry, Amilee Bilby
Cagey Joe: Brynmore Truman
Baby Face: Henry Grant

Boxers/ Down and Outs:
Warren Clarke, Henry Grant, Lorean Smith, Phoebe Grant, Charley Wopat, Noa McCall, Peter Johnson, Katie Walkden, Ciara Smyth, Bethan Truman, Connie Johnson

Speakeasy Guests:
Noa McCall, Martha Dixon, Katie Walkden, Peter Johnson, Natasha Mrozik, Warren Clarke, Charley Wopat, Phoebe Grant, Lorean Smith, Connie Johnson, Clara Clinton, Amilee Bilby

Shaftesbury Arts Centre’s Music and Drama group present Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone this October. Play by Alan Parker. Words and Music by Paul Williams. By arrangement with Faber Music Ltd on behalf of Warner/Chappell Music Ltd.

Set in New York in 1929, Bugsy Malone sees two rival gangs battling it out for domination – Fat Sam, who owns Fat Sam’s Grand Slam, and Dandy Dan. When Fat Sam’s gang is brutally splurged and his empire under severe threat, he engages the help of Bugsy Malone, a smooth-talking man about town who also has a soft spot for one of the show girls – Blousey Brown.  Join us to see how the rival gangs try to beat each other and how the pandemonium comes to a sticky end!

Say hello to Bugsy Malone – our would-be hero, accompanied by splurge guns, custard pies, speakeasy dancing girls and a whole lot of fun! Come and join in the fun:

Performances run from Thurs 7th – Sat 9th and Thurs 14th – Sat 16th Oct.

Tickets:

• Thursday 7 October: £8.00
• Friday 8 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Saturday 9 October: Adults £14.00, Under 18s £7.00
• Thursday 14 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Friday 15 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Last night (Saturday 16 October): Adults £15.00, Under 18s £7.00. – Come dressed in 1920s and be in with a chance of a prize!

Bugsy: Max McCall
Blousy Brown: Liv Walker
Fat Sam: Ella Barrington
Dandy Dan: Harry Wopat
Fizzy: Brynmore Truman
Leroy: Jamie Joshi

Fat Sam’s Gang:
Knuckles: Peter Johnson
Louis: Martha Dixon
Snake Eyes: Noa McCall
Ritzy: Amilee Bilby
Angelo: Katie Walkden

Dandy Dan’s Gang:
Bronx Charlie: Fred Prater
Yonkers: Jake Binns
Shoulders: Elodie Bilby
Doodle: Natasha Mrozik
Benny Lee: Aimee Brawn

Speakeasy Girls:
Bangles: Ciara Smyth
Velma: Bethan Truman
Dottie: Daisy Barnard
Loretta: Charlotte Berry
Tilly: Antonia Oakley

Speakeasy dancers:
Ophelia Crossley
Aofie Henty

Roxy Robinson: Henry Grant
Pop Becker: Warren Clarke
Joe, Barman: Lorean Smith
Barber: Noa McCall
Flash Frankie: Arabella Action

Violinist: Amilee Bilby

3 Singing Girls:
Miriam Allen
Charlotte Berry
Ciara Smyth

Undertakers: Connie Johnson, Charley Wopat
English Reporter: Katie Walkden
Foreign Reporter: Natasha Mrozik
Foreign Reporter: Martha Dixon
Radio Announcer: Aofie Henty
Paperboy: Warren Clarke
Captain Smolskey: Warren Clarke
Detective  O’Dreary: Arabella Action
Seymour Scoop: Miriam Allen
Press Members: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Phoebe Grant
Butler: Charley Wopat
Policeman: Henry Grant
Shady: Connie Johnson
Louella: Charlotte Berry

Chinese Laundry Workers:
Henry Grant, Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Natasha Mrozik

Oscar De Velt: Harry Wopat
Leena: Charlotte Berry
Marbina: Warren Clarke
Ventriloquist: Fred Prater
Singer: Miriam Allen
Harpist: Charley Wopat
High Kicking line: Amilee Bilby, Ciara Birkenshaw, Daisy Barnard, Loren Smith
Looney Bergonzi: Jamie Joshi
Café Waitress: Antonia Oakley
Café Guests: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Connie Johnson
Pickett: Noa McCall
Cooks: Martha Dixon, Antonia Oakley
Guards: Miriam Allen, Daisy Barnard, Charlotte Berry, Amilee Bilby
Cagey Joe: Brynmore Truman
Baby Face: Henry Grant

Boxers/ Down and Outs:
Warren Clarke, Henry Grant, Lorean Smith, Phoebe Grant, Charley Wopat, Noa McCall, Peter Johnson, Katie Walkden, Ciara Smyth, Bethan Truman, Connie Johnson

Speakeasy Guests:
Noa McCall, Martha Dixon, Katie Walkden, Peter Johnson, Natasha Mrozik, Warren Clarke, Charley Wopat, Phoebe Grant, Lorean Smith, Connie Johnson, Clara Clinton, Amilee Bilby

Shaftesbury Arts Centre’s Music and Drama group present Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone this October. Play by Alan Parker. Words and Music by Paul Williams. By arrangement with Faber Music Ltd on behalf of Warner/Chappell Music Ltd.

Set in New York in 1929, Bugsy Malone sees two rival gangs battling it out for domination – Fat Sam, who owns Fat Sam’s Grand Slam, and Dandy Dan. When Fat Sam’s gang is brutally splurged and his empire under severe threat, he engages the help of Bugsy Malone, a smooth-talking man about town who also has a soft spot for one of the show girls – Blousey Brown.  Join us to see how the rival gangs try to beat each other and how the pandemonium comes to a sticky end!

Say hello to Bugsy Malone – our would-be hero, accompanied by splurge guns, custard pies, speakeasy dancing girls and a whole lot of fun! Come and join in the fun:

Performances run from Thurs 7th – Sat 9th and Thurs 14th – Sat 16th Oct.

Tickets:

• Thursday 7 October: £8.00
• Friday 8 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Saturday 9 October: Adults £14.00, Under 18s £7.00
• Thursday 14 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Friday 15 October: Adults £12.50, Under 18s £6.50
• Last night (Saturday 16 October): Adults £15.00, Under 18s £7.00. – Come dressed in 1920s and be in with a chance of a prize!

Bugsy: Max McCall
Blousy Brown: Liv Walker
Fat Sam: Ella Barrington
Dandy Dan: Harry Wopat
Fizzy: Brynmore Truman
Leroy: Jamie Joshi

Fat Sam’s Gang:
Knuckles: Peter Johnson
Louis: Martha Dixon
Snake Eyes: Noa McCall
Ritzy: Amilee Bilby
Angelo: Katie Walkden

Dandy Dan’s Gang:
Bronx Charlie: Fred Prater
Yonkers: Jake Binns
Shoulders: Elodie Bilby
Doodle: Natasha Mrozik
Benny Lee: Aimee Brawn

Speakeasy Girls:
Bangles: Ciara Smyth
Velma: Bethan Truman
Dottie: Daisy Barnard
Loretta: Charlotte Berry
Tilly: Antonia Oakley

Speakeasy dancers:
Ophelia Crossley
Aofie Henty

Roxy Robinson: Henry Grant
Pop Becker: Warren Clarke
Joe, Barman: Lorean Smith
Barber: Noa McCall
Flash Frankie: Arabella Action

Violinist: Amilee Bilby

3 Singing Girls:
Miriam Allen
Charlotte Berry
Ciara Smyth

Undertakers: Connie Johnson, Charley Wopat
English Reporter: Katie Walkden
Foreign Reporter: Natasha Mrozik
Foreign Reporter: Martha Dixon
Radio Announcer: Aofie Henty
Paperboy: Warren Clarke
Captain Smolskey: Warren Clarke
Detective  O’Dreary: Arabella Action
Seymour Scoop: Miriam Allen
Press Members: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Phoebe Grant
Butler: Charley Wopat
Policeman: Henry Grant
Shady: Connie Johnson
Louella: Charlotte Berry

Chinese Laundry Workers:
Henry Grant, Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Natasha Mrozik

Oscar De Velt: Harry Wopat
Leena: Charlotte Berry
Marbina: Warren Clarke
Ventriloquist: Fred Prater
Singer: Miriam Allen
Harpist: Charley Wopat
High Kicking line: Amilee Bilby, Ciara Birkenshaw, Daisy Barnard, Loren Smith
Looney Bergonzi: Jamie Joshi
Café Waitress: Antonia Oakley
Café Guests: Ophelia Crossley, Aofie Henty, Connie Johnson
Pickett: Noa McCall
Cooks: Martha Dixon, Antonia Oakley
Guards: Miriam Allen, Daisy Barnard, Charlotte Berry, Amilee Bilby
Cagey Joe: Brynmore Truman
Baby Face: Henry Grant

Boxers/ Down and Outs:
Warren Clarke, Henry Grant, Lorean Smith, Phoebe Grant, Charley Wopat, Noa McCall, Peter Johnson, Katie Walkden, Ciara Smyth, Bethan Truman, Connie Johnson

Speakeasy Guests:
Noa McCall, Martha Dixon, Katie Walkden, Peter Johnson, Natasha Mrozik, Warren Clarke, Charley Wopat, Phoebe Grant, Lorean Smith, Connie Johnson, Clara Clinton, Amilee Bilby

Tap dance classes for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Erica has had over 20 yrs experience teaching tap classes so whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned tap dancer you can develop your tapping skills, improve your rhythm and musicality along with meeting new people and having fun whilst dancing. Everyone is welcome.

Erica is an I.S.T.D Registered Member with a Level 4 Diploma In Dance Education (DDE), has dance teachers insurance with G Gallagher and is DBS checked.

Autumn Term – Sept – Dec 2021
Monday 13th Sept – Monday 18th October (6 weeks)
Half Term – Monday 25th October – No Classes
Monday 1st November – Monday 6th December (6 weeks)

4.30 – 5.00pm – Tiny Tap – Age 4-7 years (Reception – Yr 2) – Mixed Ability
5.10 – 5.50pm – Junior Tap – Age 7-11 years (Year 3 – 6) – Mixed Ability
6.00 – 6.50pm – Adult Tap – Beginners / Adv Beginners
7.00 – 7 .50pm – Adult Tap – Intermediate
8.00 – 8.50pm – Youth Tap – Age 11+ (Year 7+) – Mixed Ability

For further information and to book a place please contact Erica Phillips:

• Email: elevatedtapcompany@gmail.com
• Phone: 07738567279
• Website: www.elevatedtapcompany.co.uk
• Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/elevatedtapcompany

For authors to share with and support each other in what can be a lonely occupation.

This new group is for authors at any stage, beginner to established, in any genre, and traditionally or independently published. It will offer support and encouragement by and for the writers themselves, with occasional guests who will add their expertise. The introductory meeting is on July 12, at 7 pm in the Arts Centre. Please bring a mask and flask for this one. Subsequent sessions on September 13, October 18, November 15 and December 13. Free to SAC member, small charge otherwise.

Enquiries: Deborahjark@icloud.com

This group now consists of two elements under two leaders:

1. 5.00pm – 6.00pm, led by Chris Pearson is for beginners and novice ukulele players who want to learn and further their personal skills and the art of playing the ukulele.
2. 6.00pm – 7.00pm, led by David Wall is for established players, of not only ukulele, but also other instruments and those who may just want to sing along, perhaps perform for the public in a string band and have fun with their music.

The vision of the Shaftesbury Community Ukulele Group is to involve other instruments and form a working community string band. It will evolve, but for now, encourages anyone interested to either come along with their instrument and enthusiasm, or contact David Wall on 01747 854108 or email dorsetnvs@hotmail.com.

With rising sea levels, Kim Pragnell has moved inland to paint landscapes before the sea takes them away.

For the continued safety of our visitors and the exhibiting artists we ask that you wear a face covering and sanitise your hands when entering The Gallery

These classes are for ladies of all ages and abilities who would like some light exercise. One class is low impact aerobic movement. The other is a gentle keep fit class.