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       ELVIS – ONE MORE TIME                               ‘IF IT’S LAUGHTER YOU’RE AFTER’
                                                           with Olly Day and Nigel ‘Boy’ Syer

       Elvis Presley’s untimely death in 1977, robbed the World, of the man  The Princess Theatre, Hunstanton
       who was, and always will be…The King!               Thursday afternoons,  7th and 14th September @2.30pm
        Now!.........re-live the memories, one more time!
        Join  Charles  Stone,  Elvis’ Tour  Producer  from  1970-1977,  and  The bunting will be out again as Olly and Nigel make their annual visit
       highly endorsed UK Elvis Tribute, Gary Jay, for a unique tribute to  to Sunny Hunny.
       The King!                                             Following their sell-out performances in July Olly Day, master of
        As Tour Producer for Elvis Presley throughout the 1970’s, Charles  magic and mirth and Nigel ‘boy’ Syer, Norfolk’s funniest accordionist,
       Stone had the rare opportunity to be closely associated with both Elvis,  are returning to the Princess Theatre this September with their all new
       and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker. Being in the unique position of  show for 2017.
       travelling with Elvis and also managing the personal details of each  Billed as ‘The Real Norfolk Show’  ‘If it’s Laughter You’re After’
       tour, Charles experienced daily life in Elvis’ world and also developed  is a fun filled afternoon of music,  some fabulous magic and great
       a close working relationship and close friendship with Colonel Parker,  comedy songs, as well as a big dollop of Norfolk ‘squit’!
       and the entire TCB Gang. There is nothing he enjoys more than having  This year’s variety extravaganza sees Nigel and Olly as a pair of
       the opportunity to relive the Elvis years as she shares his memories  musicians.  Playing some great comedy songs and telling a cheeky tale
       and experiences with Elvis fans around the World!   or two!
        Backed  by  the  fantastic  band,  Graceland2Vegas,  Gary  Jay’s  Nigel ‘boy’ Syer has built up a huge following all over East Anglia.
       charismatic  performance  reproduces  a  “live”  Vegas  concert  with  Known as Norfolk’s funniest accordionist, he will be performing his
       awesome accuracy, both vocally and characteristically. He has made  own special brand of comedy and country songs.
       numerous  television  appearances  and  is  one  of  the  most  highly  Olly Day is a comedian and magician; he has a great singing voice
       endorsed and respected tributes in the UK, continuing to captivate  and has spent the last eight years at the end of the pier in Cromer,
       audiences throughout the World, and receiving stunning reviews from  starring in their Christmas show.
       many of Elvis’ personal associates. Gary has also appeared alongside  Back by popular demand this year is their special guest Lisa Marie.
       many international celebrities, including Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey  Her voice is amazing…Lisa can switch between singing the beautiful
       and Elton John.                                     ballads of Karen Carpenter as well as giving her full range to the show
       TCE productions are delighted to present, Elvis – One More  stopping songs of Cilla Black.  She has spent the last few years touring
       Time, a unique insight into, Elvis, the man, and his music,  with Olly and Nigel at sell out concerts all over East Anglia.
       staged in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.        Olly says, ‘The Princess Theatre is such a fabulous venue,  it has a
       www.elvisonemoretime.co.uk                          great atmosphere. We all love working there.  We’re looking forward
       Friday 20th October 2017: Princess Theatre,         to returning this summer with our latest show’
       Hunstanton                                            Nigel says, ‘We’re having such fun with the Laughter show this year.
                                                           It gives us the chance to perform so many different sketches and
                                                           comedy songs in the show.  The audiences are loving it too!’
       IN THE MOOD!                                          They laughed,  “It seems to have become a permanent fixture in the
                                                           diary We all love our outings over to ‘Sunny Hunny’ each summer and
       An exhibition of Norfolk Landscapes by Barbara King
                                                           look forward to saying hello to our many friends after the show”
                                                             Both Nigel and Olly have been playing to Full Houses every week
                                                           in Gorleston on Sea where they are starring in the ‘Summer Laughter
                                                           Show’.
                                                           Tickets £13.50,  concessions @12.50
                                                           Princess Theatre, Hunstanton.  Box Office ; 01485 53 22 52










       'Night's  Early Light'  Boat at Brancaster Staithe (work in progress)
       Ringstead Village Hall, High Street, Ringstead PE36 5JU
       Tuesday 12th to Sunday 17th September 2017
       10am to 5 pm daily, free entry and plenty of parking
       Barbara King's annual solo exhibition will take place in September this
       year in the village of Ringstead where the artist lives.  Among the
       paintings on display will be a collection of new landscapes capturing
       the ever changing moods of the East Anglian skies. The marsh head at
       Brancaster is portrayed with ominous blue-black storm clouds building
       on the horizon; the fields around Ringstead are shrouded in the mild
       mellow mistiness of an early summer morning and the agricultural
       barns on the old Sculthorpe airbase hang as a backdrop to and autumnal
       sunset.  These places amongst others are employed as subjects to
       explore  the  dramatic  light  and  weather  of  the  Norfolk  coast  and
       countryside.
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