We presented our fourth Parish Cabaret on Saturday 24th
April. The event was a sell out with the Parochial Hall filled with a
one hundred and twenty strong audience. The show comprised sixteen acts
and forty people of all ages from our congregations. The evening was a
great success and raised money towards the Parochial Hall
Restoration Appeal and church funds. The whole show was held together by our very own compere, Mark Draper.
Three Spires School of Dance
Parochial Hall Committee - they
can fix it!
Three Spires School of Dance
Our Compere
Poetry
Musings
Youth Group and the World's Worst Super Heroes
Bless this House
Oh the hole in the elephant's bottom
The Reduced Pantomime Company present Sleeping Beauty
"I sense trouble"
On the fiddle
The Box
Grand Old Duke of York
Scenes from the Old Testament
Ukulele Orchestra of Kenilworth
The audience was treated to music,
comedy, poetry and mime. There was also audience participation, which
included a test of our Old Testament knowledge as 9 scenes were acted
out in 5 minutes and singing along with the Ukulele Orchestra of Kenilworth.
The whole evening was rounded off with
the grand finale which involved special guest Dame Kiri Te Canopener and
the whole company singing Land of Hope and Glory with everyone joining
with the chorus.
Thanks
to everyone who took part to
share their talents and to all those who worked hard behind the scenes
to make this such anenjoyable and successful event. The cabaret
raised £525 which will be split with £210.00 for the Parochial Hall
Restoration Appeal, £210 for church funds and £105 for microphones for
the worship band at St Nicholas. Thanks to all who took part on and off
the stage.
Ruth Cox and Mark Draper
Thanks
to everyone who took part to
share their talents and to all those who worked hard behind the scenes
to make this such an enjoyable and successful event. The cabaret
raised £525 which will be split with £210.00 for the Parochial Hall
Restoration Appeal, £210 for church funds and £105 for microphones for
the worship band at St Nicholas. Thanks to all who took part on and off
the stage. 
