The Denotones

Sixties Showtime
Saturday 7^th November, 7:45 pm

A sensational show, featuring many of the greatest hits of the 50s and 60s from the biggest artists, including the Beatles, Frankie Valli, Elvis, the Searchers, the Hollies, Roy Orbison, the Drifters, and many more. It will have the audience foot-tapping and singing along with this great band. A live performance from a five-piece band, with a big sound.

Tickets £16 including booking fee

A Christmas Carol

Jonathan Goodwin
Presented by Don’t Go into the Cellar
Sunday 8^th November, 7:45 pm

Join Jonathan when he performs as the great Victorian novelist, Charles Dickens, and brings to life one of the most famous ghost stories of all time. A tale of revenants and redemption, hauntings and humbug, seasonal spooks and sentiment. A one-man performance, co-directed by Goodwin and Gary Archer.

Tickets £16 including booking fee

My Mountain Life

Simon Yates of Touching the Void
Friday 13^th November, 7:30 pm

Simon is one of the most accomplished exploratory mountaineers of all time, best known for his role in a harrowing expedition to the Andes, documented in Joe Simpson’s bestseller Touching the Void. His talk features spectacular images and film from some of the most remote mountain ranges in the world, from the Arctic to the Antarctic and Alaska to Central Asia.

Tickets £25 including booking fee

Robin Hood – the Panto

Tom Whalley
Tuesday 3^rd – Sunday 6^th, Wednesday 9^th – Sunday 13^th December

It’s that time of year again! The folk of Sherwood Forest are terrorised by the taxes imposed by the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham who’ll stop at nothing to seize the throne and claim Maid Marian as his bride. Only Robin Hood and his Merry Men can save the day. With the help of Silly Willy and his mother Nanny Fanny, can Sherwood be saved from the Sheriff’s clutches? Or will they be left all aquiver?  As always there’s fun and laughter for all the family.

Tickets £11 to £13 including booking fee

Exclusive Competition

For a chance to win complimentary tickets for a family of four to a Thame Players production*, answer the following question:

Who is best known for a harrowing expedition to the Andes?

Email your answer, along with your name and address, to Coralie at coralie@chilternviewmagazines.co.uk by Friday 18^th Dec.

*There are five Thame Players’ productions a year. See website for details