Rapunzel ~ Pantomine

(2)Neville Pritchard was one of sixteen recipients of the St Ethelreda medal which were presented during  the Evensong at Ely Cathedral on October 7^th. In his address the Bishop commented on Neville’s phenomenal achievement of master minding the restoration and rededication of St Mary’s church. These medals go to those who have on their own initiative contributed to the quality of life around them and thus have hopefully made the world a better place.

Pictures by Jill Marshall

It was dark and stormy night by Tim Kelly, was successfully performed by The Eversden players over three nights.

Great set, costumes, casting and very funny performances with some ‘bootiful’ Norfolk accents. Well done to all those who took part, on and off stage.

If you fancy taking part in the next performance, (which usually takes place in November), then please getting touch, email: samanthacornwell@hotmail.co.uk

Photographs by Shelagh Bidwell, taken at the Dress Rehearsal.

Many thanks to all those who helped to make it happen.

“Bear behind!”, “He’s behind you!”, ” Oh no he didn’t!”

Great costumes, new faces, as well as our usual favourites, hit the stage making it a good night out for all.

New members are always welcome, so if you fancy treading the boards or helping out behind the scenes, just get in touch with Pat Walmsley – danpatwalmsley@btinternet.com

Photos by Shelagh Bidwell – taken at the Dress Rehearsal

There were a variety of stalls selling easter gifts, homemade crafts,  Aloe vera products and a great selection of books.

The children went on a fairy adventure, followed by a parade of their Easter bonnets.

Gracie brought the plight of the decline of sharks to our attention with homemade cards,  gifts and games.

Well done Katherine for organising it all and not forgetting to thank her loyal band of helpers who were busy serving cups of tea, coffee, cake and hot cross buns and to those who helped clear up  afterwards.

A £100 was raised in total: £20 from the plant and seed swap which will go towards the Village Hall, £40 for the Churches and £40 for Tennis coaching.

The next Cafe will be Saturday 9th September.

There won’t be a Produce show this year but there will be another Scarecrow Competition. Details to follow nearer the time.

Happy Easter!

If you would like to find out more about Shark Conservation, follow the links below:

http://www.sharktrust.org

http://www.sharkconservationsociety.com

http://www.sharksavers.org/en/home/

Photos by Shelagh Bidwell, taken at dress rehearsal

(Click on image to see full size photo)

More photos taken by Rick Wilkinson can be seen by following this link, these were taken the day before dress rehearsal.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/30603240@N08/

“For pictures of every production since 2001, go to http://www.the-eversdens.co.uk/Eversdens%20archive14/playersweb1/index.htm “