The Essex Group present their annual summer show, featuring an evening of music from some of the best current and past West End and Broadway shows. Members of the group will be performing well-known songs from hit shows, including South Pacific, Barnum, Chicago, West Side Story and many more.

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One of the most colourful and spectacular musicals ever written, The King and I is based on the real life story of the British governess, Anna Leonowens, who is employed by the tyrannical King of Siam to tutor his 67 children. First staged in 1951, the show was an immediate hit and went on to win several awards before being made into a very successful film starring Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner. With songs like Shall We Dance, Getting to Know You and Something Wonderful, this is the gem in the Rodgers & Hammerstein library.

An selection of Real Ales from all over the country that would be difficult, if not impossible, to find locally plus an eclectic selection of international and British gins. Add some excellent food into the mix and you have a pleasant way to pass a few hours in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere.

Rough-and-tumble Annie Oakley is the best shot around. A backwoods gal, Annie uses her skill to support her family by selling the game she hunts. When she’s discovered by Buffalo Bill and persuaded to join his Wild West Show, Annie is plucked from obscurity and becomes the toast of Europe - and along the way meets her match in Frank Butler, Bills leading man and star marksman. This brilliant family musical, based on a true tale, is laced with an abundance of humour, toe-tapping company dance numbers and one hit song after another, such as There’s No Business Like Show Business, Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better, and They Say It’s Wonderful.

Two brothers, Earl and Ray, return to their home town in Bernalillo New Mexico upon the mysterious death of their estranged father, Henry. Over a bottle of bourbon and a box of old photographs, they try to reconcile their very different childhood memories. Earl's version of Henry's death doesn't add up; so Ray determines to find the truth. As Ray plays detective we encounter Henry's bizarre collection of friends as the story of his last days is uncovered.
Family tensions are blown apart as Ray discovers more than he'd bargained for...