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WOW - Whats's On Where
Our popular events listings details a variety of things to do and see in the Lancashire and Greater Manchester area.
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3 September
Soul at the Chop
The best Northern Soul sounds around. 9.00 – 12pm. The First Chop, 01706827722.
4 September
Thai Brides & Teacakes
Ma and Madeira married in North Manchester's first same sex civil partnership, want a very special gift - a baby. After being unsuccessful in their attempt to adopt a Vietnamese orphan, their attentions turned to the local men as potential sperm donors. Early candidates proved to be a let down until the gorgeous, Richard "Dickie" Moseley sweeps into town.
However, all is not how it appears - not just for the two prospective mums, but for the whole community. The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
3 - 25 September
Kes
Bullied at school and at home, Billy is failed by society and detached from the world around him. He finds solace in the unlikely source of a chick kestrel, Kes. Nurturing Kes provides an escape from the mundane reality of life and allows Billy to discover his true identity.
As the relationship grows so does Billy’s spirit and he soon uncovers a whole new world; but will his happiness last? Oldham Coliseum Theatre: 0161 624 2829
4 September
Sir Robert Peel: Family Man, Politician and Statesman.
A guided walk to learn about Bury's most famous son plus a visit to the Bury Museum to view a special display of personal artefacts of the Peel family. 2pm, lasts approximately an hour. Tourist Information Centre, Moss Street, Bury: 0161 253 5111
7 September
Belly dancing
Join this social class for ladies and learn how to belly dance with Katy Carmichael, Manchester’s premier belly dance teacher. 7pm to 8.15pm. Longfield Suite, Prestwich: 07780 708544
11 September
Rock & Pop
Panic Room plus special guests David R Black. 8pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
12 September
Shakin’ All Over
Feel good show of undiluted music and fun. With a cast of top quality performers, liive band, stunning costumes and award winning lighting. From the rockin’ 50’s through the swingin’ 60’s and all the way to the flamboyant 70’s. 7.30 pm, Gracie Fields Theatre, Rochdale: 01706 716689
12 September
Through the Lens
An opportunity to find out more about the latest equipment available for recording wildlife, direct from the manufacturers. 11am, Hollingworth Lake Visitor Centre, Littleborough: 01706 373421
18th September
Magic of Motown
Live on stage, the music of the Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Lionel Richie, Martha Reeves & more. The live Motown tribute concert show boasts a superbly-choreographed cast and dozens of dazzling costume changes. 7.30 pm – 10.00pm, Gracie Fields Theatre, Rochdale: 01706 716689
22 September
Hunger
A proud man struggles to break through as a writer. He is in a constant battle between his environment, the salivating monster inside him and the grinding, satanic mills of progress. Hunger is a dark and provocative performance of human survival and man's need to express himself. 7.30pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
23 September
LGBT Concert
Featuring comedian Paul Sinha, compere Jonathan Mayor, and Team Tracey. 8pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
24 Sept
Sandi Thom
2010 heralds the return of Sandi Thom to the international stage with her new album Merchants and Thieves. Her 3rd studio album exhibits her tremendous versatility as one of today's finest female performers. 8pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
25 September
Heidi Talbot
Having cut her teeth as lead singer with Irish American all-female outfit Cherish The Ladies, Heidi Talbot is right at home in the twin worlds of Irish traditional and roots music. 8pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
25 September
New Century Soul All Nighter
Soul music night. £10 with a £3 refund if you leave before 3am. Three rooms of dancing. 8:00pm to 7:00am. Radcliffe Civic Suite , Radcliffe: 07737 341585
29 September
Crazy Heart (15)
An Oscar winning straightforward coming of (old) age story, played with a strength of feeling that more than compensates for the familiar nature of the material. It is deceptively affecting and a classic both in form and quality. Doors open 7.15pm, film starts at 8.00 pm, tickets on the door. Real2Reel Cinema, Theatre Royal, Ramsbottom
29 September
Romeo and Juliet
The fast-paced dramatic performance strips back Shakespeare's text to its essential poetic prose, incorporating flamenco, striking physicality, powerful singing and music. This is a fresh and exciting interpretation of a classic text, which will take the audience on a journey of love and fear. 1.30pm & 7.30pm The Met, Bury: 0161 761 2216.
28 September – 2 October
The House of Bilquis Bibi
In a small town in Pakistan’s fertile Punjab region stands The House of Bilquis Bibi. Inside, a family mourns, with her husband gone, Bilquis must uphold her family’s honour at all costs – the fates of five unmarried daughters lie in her hands. Her solution: to marry off eldest girl Abida to their cousin Pappo, who is visiting Pakistan from America. The temperature in the house rises and a tragedy unfolds. Oldham Coliseum Theatre: 0161 624 2829
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