All 120 tickets for Saturday's performance of Buriton's own production of this highly regarded play were snapped up within a matter of days. The play recreates the true story surrounding the creation of an 'alternative' ("not naked but nude") calendar by the Women's Institute of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. All profits from the Buriton performances will go to Leukemia Research.
All 120 tickets for Friday's performance of Buriton's own production of this highly regarded play were snapped up within a matter of days. The play recreates the true story surrounding the creation of an 'alternative' ("not naked but nude") calendar by the Women's Institute of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. All profits from the Buriton performances will go to Leukemia Research.
Applause rang out long and loud for the multi-talented 'Instant Sunshine' after their performance in the Manor Barn in late October.
In a virtuoso performance of well over an hour the three talented musicians led the audience on a humorous tour of many facets of the British way of life – from horse-riders losing their horses to tales of a doctor’s surgery via the legacy of the 2012 Olympic Games and a (very) delayed train to Waterloo.
Possibly one of the last chances to enjoy one of Buriton Events' evenings of fun in the Manor Barn - and a bit of a coup for the village with the visit of stars of radio, TV and the Edinburgh Fringe, "Instant Sunshine".
Tickets will go quickly for this amusing and entertaining evening.
Variously described as the cutting edge of comic song or the evening wear window at Moss Bros, Instant Sunshine is three dinner-jacketed men of a certain age, singing their own original humorous songs, gently mocking the British way of life.
Dance to the live sounds of six decades of music at "A Right Royal Rave", Sunday 3rd June (7.30pm - 11pm) in Buriton manor Barn
Tickets are now on sale for the evening ‘bash’ in the Manor Barn - but book soon to avoid disappointment.
UPDATE: MONDAY 7th MAY - ALL TICKETS SOLD
On Sunday 3rd June (7.30pm – 11pm) Buriton Events present "A Right Royal Rave" to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee - in the magnificent Manor Barn.
An evening of comic song, gently mocking the British way of life. A bit of a coup for the village - and possibly one of the last chances to enjoy one of Buriton Events' evenings of fun in the Manor Barn.
Tickets will go quickly for this amusing and entertaining evening featuring stars of radio, TV and the Edinburgh Fringe, “Instant Sunshine”.
Over 100 people packed into the Manor Barn in November for another great night to raise money for local good causes.
Buriton Events’ latest shindig went with a real swing – thanks to the masterful music and coherent calling from regulars the Rampagers.
Profits from the evening are going to help fund the village’s celebrations to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
Another popular Barn Dance in the magnificent Manor Barn. Tickets are going fast - book soon. Details below.
Live music and a light supper meal; bar available - all for only £15
Any profits will be put towards next year's Jubilee Celebrations.
Tickets are available from :
Doug Jones, 17 Bones Lane (01730 231326) and
Lizzie Palmer, 6 Kiln Lane (01730 266267)
140 people got into the Medieval mood on February 19th and dined on parish produce in the magnificent Manor Barn.
Lamb, beef and pork from the parish were on the menu as well as local venison and pheasant. Minstrel music helped the evening to go with a swing and a good time appears to have been had by all.
Plans for a day of festivities and fun in Buriton on Sunday 3rd June have been revealed in the Parish Magazine. And bookings are needed for the Street Party by 1st May so that the organisers know how many tables and chairs to obtain.
Please fill in the Booking Form in the Parish Magazine by 1st May and return it to any of the people below:
Doug Jones (17 Bones Lane), Wendy Shone (24 Heatherfield), Terry Swan (3 Wylds Lane, Weston) or Karen White (3 Glebe Road).
Activities for the day include:
10am: Church service at St. Mary’s
