Sweeney Todd. Performance for adults and children over 5

4.30pm to 6.00pm

St Catherine's Church

£5.00 (£2.50) (under 16 £1.00)

No flash photography please.

This year's community production of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd will send shivers of delight down your spine as the Demon Barber of Fleet Street seeks his revenge aided by the eminently practical Mrs Lovett.  The spell binding musical of this tragic tale will be performed by a cast of hundreds starting from as young as four.

Sweeney Todd. Performance for adults and children over 5

6.30pm to 8.00pm

St Catherine's Church

£6.00 (£3.00) (under 16 £1.50)

No flash photography please.

This year's community production of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd will send shivers of delight down your spine as the Demon Barber of Fleet Street seeks his revenge aided by the eminently practical Mrs Lovett.  The spell binding musical of this tragic tale will be performed by a cast of hundreds starting from as young as four.

Power Struggle

8.00pm to 9.30pm

Meet in Telegraph Hill Centre Foyer

£10.00 (£5.00) wine included

Sorry, no children under 12.  Please note: this is an unseated promenade performance and begins with a short walk.  It may not be suitable for people with sensory deficits or limited mobility.  Please phone the Access Helpline on 07740 799757 for advice.

London 1974 - who's wearing the trousers?  February's grim on Telegraph Hill.  The energy crisis intensifies.  Now it's Miners versus Heath, three-day week, power cuts and telly off at 10.30pm.  When an unexpected crisis exposes rifts in the Wimmin's Awareness Group it's bound to end in tears....

Life Beside the Thames

8.00pm to 10.00pm

Upstairs at The Telegraph, Dennetts Rd.

free

Interval between films.

Two 45 minute documentaries made by local professional documentary editor, John Kerry.  'A Sideways Launch' is a gentle evocation of life at Pollock's Shipyard in Faversham between 1916 & 1970.  'A Dream of Flight' is the story of the pioneering days of British aviation, leading up to the first official flight by a Briton in Britain, on Sheppey in 1909.

John says, "I've been a professional documentary editor for about 30 years, working on Panorama, Correspondent, This World, etc.  My ambition is to make a feature-length documentary about the impact of the Thames Gateway developments on the communities of the Thames estuary."

DVDs will be available for sale or previews if anyone is interested.