Events: January 2010 Archives

Craft Workshops February - April 2010

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Manor House Stables

Sherry Forbes at Manor House Stables, Martin is running a series of craft workshops between February and April. Initially, all will be 1-day courses which will start from between 9.30-10.00am and continue all day with a special home-made lunch and a glass of our own special apple wine, finishing about 4.30-5.30pm (depending on course). The maximum number of people on the workshops will be small (4 to 8) to ensure everyone has time to create something special to take home. The cost will range from £15 to £55 per person and will include materials plus lunch, tea, coffee and wine. The aim is to have fun and learn new skills in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Metheringham Village Hall What`s On Weekly

Monday
Pre-School 9.00 - 11.30 Am
Starlite Twirlers 4.45 - 7.00 Pm
Badminton 7.30 - 9.00 Pm

Tuesday
Preschool 9.00 -11.30 Am
New Life Fellowship
(1st/2nd /3rd Tues) 7.00-9.00 Pm
Parish Council Meeting
(4th Tues) 7.00-10.00pm

Wednesday
Preschool 9.00-11.30 Am
Line Dance 2.00 -3.00 Pm
Over 60`S (1st Wed) 7.00-9.00 Pm
W.I. (3rd Wed) 7.15-9.15 Pm

Thursday
Pre-School 9.00-11.30am
Tai Chi 1.30-2.30 Pm
Aerobics 6.00-7.00 Pm
Badminton 8.00 -10.00pm

Friday
Pre-School 9.00-11.30am & 12.30 -3.00pm
New Age Kurling 7.00-9.00pm

Sunday
Karate 10.00-12.00pm
Starlite Twirlers 3.00 -7.00pm

Contact Anne Harrison (Booking Officer) On 01526 320644 For All Enquiries

Metheringham Village Hall Calendar Spring 2010


Saturday 6th March Over 60`S Coffee Morning 10.00-11.30am

Friday 19th March - M.A.W.S. Evening Of Clairvoyance With Bryan Gibson & Sue Odam 7.30-9.00pm

Saturday 27th March - 50/50 Auction View - 8.00am Sale - 10.00am

Tuesday 6th April - Blood Donor Session 1.15-8.00pm

Saturday 10th April - M.A.W.S Table Top & Car Boot Sale 8.30am-1.00pm

Saturday 8th May - Village Hall Spring Fayre 9.00 Am -1.00pm

Tuesday 1st June - Blood Donor Session 1.15 -8.00pm

Thu 17th Fri 18th Sat 19th Fri 25th Sat 26th June 7.30 P M M . A . D. Present`Ello Ello`

Pirate Treasure 2010 - MAD Panto

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A specially written tale of high jinks on the high seas and a race between pirate ships to find the treasure, complete with all the usual panto personalities and features. To be performed at Metheringham and by their special invitation at Sleaford Little Theatre.

January 29th and 30th Metheringham Village Hall
February 5th and 6th Metheringham Village Hall
February 13th Sleaford Little Theatre

"Arr" annual pantomime this year takes inspiration from Treasure Island, Pirates of the Caribbean, Peter Pan and any other pirate related fiction you care to think of. Pirate Treasure is written and directed by Ingrid Burns who made her writing and directing debut last year.

pirate treasure map

Image used under a creative commons licence - Source:Krearchiv


MAD's 18th consecutive pantomime is a typical tale of good against evil for all the family to feel a part of. Jimlad Golightly and his mother Semolina aquire a treasure map in lieu of payment from ne'er do well Pegleg Pete. They persuade Squire Le Tawny to finance an expedition to search for the treasure and set sail on the Sea Slug. The fly in the ointment is the villainess Captain Jack Vulture who once had the map and wants it back so sets sail in pursuit with her all female crew on the Black Oyster. Both ships are repeatedly harassed by Minnie Strater, the rat from Health and Safety, and there are various confrontations as all parties close in on the treasure island. Will Jim Lad be able to marry his true love? Will One Eyed Kate get her Justin? Will Semolina marry her squire? and most importantly will anyone get any treasure?

pirate treasure map

Some of the Pirate Treasure cast.
Image by P Holland - used with permission.


Music, laughter, the cute chorus, all the usual panto gags and fabulous costumes make for a lively colourful performance for all the family to enjoy. Many of MAD's usual favourites including Graeme Pembery and Gaynor Little will be performing alongside newer talent such as Niall Davidson-Petch as the Dame.

pirate treasure map

Pirate Treasure's Long John with some of the Chorus.
Image by P Holland - used with permission.


Ingrid Burns made her writing and directing debut with Arthur Pendragon and the Sword of Destiny last year and the same team are working to produce another triumph for everyone to enjoy.

This year MAD are delighted to have been invited to perform their Pantomime at Sleaford Little Theatre on 13th February when performances will be at 2.30 and 7.30p.m.

And at The Playhouse, Westgate, Sleaford on
Saturday 13th February 2010 at 2.30p.m. and 7.30p.m.

Performances will be at Metheringham Village Hall on:
Friday 29th January at 7.30p.m.,
Saturday 30th January at 2.30p.m. and 7.30p.m.
Friday 5th February at 7.30p.m.
Saturday 6th February at 2.30 and 7.30p.m.

For the Metheringham performances the tickets are available from
D & K News, High St, Metheringham 01526 320371
Info-Links, High St., Metheringham 01526 323100
And they are £6.50 for adults, £5 for concessions and children and there
is a family ticket (2 adults + 2 children) for £20.

For the Sleaford performances the tickets are available from
Tourist Information Office, Money's Yard, Sleaford 01529 414294
They are £7 for the gallery and £6 for the stalls with a £1 reduction
for concessions

For further information and to arrange interviews/ photo sessions please contact
Ingrid Burns on 01526 860341 e-mail: ringburns@aol.com
Or Gwyneth Holland on 01526 322633 e-mail: Gwyneth@clara.co.uk

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