"History is prologue"
Bury Fringe Festival is entering its third year and Daywalker are proud to be supporting the Fringe for a second year running.
The festive season is upon us and what better way to celebrate the season and end the year on a high than pantomime. We are producing the classic Robert Loius Stevenson favourite, Treasure Island. So come and join us on the high seas as Jim Hawkins recalls his fantastic adventure of daring feats and high jinks.
Watch out for the devisive Long John Silver and his band of hapless, cutlass wielding pirates. Will they find the island? Who will get to the treasure first?
This performance will close what has been a busy year for DayWalker, with no less than 12 events including 8 theatrical productions. Go to the full details
The programme, a mix of music, comedy and theatre starts on Sunday 15th of July 2007 with The Hoxton Hoboes, acoustic duo.
Weather permitting, all performances will be in the garden (indoors if wet).All performances start at 7:30 pm.
The music performances attract a £5* surcharge to bill.
Tickets for theatre evenings are £10, including inveral refreshments and are available from Cafe Rouge 01284 764477
| 15th July | Hoxton Hoboes |
| Acoustic duo, Sharon Collins and Geoff Davies | |
| 22nd July | Kate Steggles presents a night of Jazz and Blues |
| Kate returns to the Rouge following her success earlier in the year at the Bury Fringe Festival. Enjoy an evening of numbers attributed to such great female jazz/blues vocalists as Emma Franklin, Etta James, Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald. | |
| 29th July | DayWalker Productions presents an evening of History Plays |
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The DayWalker Ensemble will take you through a loose, history of Bury St Edmunds and surrounds through a series of short history plays. We will meet Ugg, Doug and Thug, the first settlers in Bury St Edmunds; we will hear tell of fearlessness of St Edmund in his encounter with a wild wolf; We will witness the trial of Witches and meet the Red Barn Murderer, William Corder and Balladeer, Coventry Tom and there may be a turn from the Andrews Sisters. |
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| 5th August | Trunkdog - The Bark Tour |
| Paul and Derek are conquering the world, one street at a time and they bring their world tour of the incredible and exceptional Bark show from around the corner. Last performed in Guildhall Street as part of the Bury Fringe Festival this is a unique opporunity to see this talented comedy duo. | |
| 12th August | Pitch and Miss |
| One Italian, one Scottish. This duo combine the essence of folk, indie and blues in their own unique way. | |
| 19th August | DayWalker Productions presents an evening of Shakespeare |
| The dayWalker Ensemble will be taking you on a light hearted journey through the life and works of Shakespeare. Featuring exerts from firm favourites such as A Midsummer Night's Dream and Much Ado About Nothing along side original skits and sketches including a five minute version of.... "the Scottish play" | |
| 26th August | Grand Finale Medley |
| An afternoon and evening medley of highlights of the run and more - lineup to be confirmed |
Spaces are limited for these events so book early to avoid dissapointment - for tickets and more information contact Graham, Chloe or Mark at Cafe Rouge 01284 764477
*Proceeds from these events will be donated to St Nicholas Hospice (Charity 287773)
To see our new gallery please click here. There is also a stills gallery coming - if you have any stills from any of our events at the fringe and would like to donate them then please contact us and we would be happy to select some for the gallery.
Tonight brings our third event, the "Learning Disabilty Group Theatre Night". DayWalker have had a great time working with the group from the Info Bar in Whiting Street and we are looking forward to another great and enjoyable evening today.
We have unfortunately had to cancel or Friday night event due to administration complications but watch this space for a rescheduling of a fantastic night of Jazz at Café Rouge.
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