Everybody is welcome to join. The best way to introduce yourself to Everyman is to come to our FREE regular clubnights on Wednesday evenings at 8:00pm.

This week, come and support our production of Ghosts 7.30pm at Chapter Arts Centre.

Chapter Arts Centre, Market Rd, Canton, Cardiff

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What are Club Nights?

The title Club Night was commonly used in the fifties and sixties by organizations in order to exploit a loophole in the law. The loophole allowed night-clubs and theatre companies to put on shows that were deemed not fit for public or theatre audiences as instructed by the Lord Chamberlain’s department. The performances had to be put on for free and only for the benefit of friends and members of the company. Many well known plays like John Osborne’s A Patriot for Me started life in this manner.

The origins of Everyman’s own club night season stem from that period and the name club night (or clubnight) has remained ever since. Club nights are free for anybody to attend and you don’t have to be a member. They are held every Wednesday at 8:00 pm at Chapter Arts Centre, Market Rd., Canton, Cardiff, from September to May unless otherwise stated.

 

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Everyman Summer Theatre Festival: Old King Cole
Saturday, 23 July 2011, 11:00
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Join the fiendish Faz and the feeble-minded Twoo as they take over the play to try and help weedy Baron Wadd win the hand of 'fair' Princess Daphne (daughter of Old King Cole). They must employ all their skills of skulduggery and be prepared to undertake dirty deeds to prevent the handsome and heroic Cyril the Fiddler from claiming the bride to be. With lots of Beano-inspired fun including Swordfights, an Egg and Spoon Race, a Fantastic sausage-baited rat-trap and a suitcase load of Paraphernalia, Old Kin g Cole will excite and entertain the whole family.

Old King Cole is a fast-moving riotous comedy which takes the fun part of the panto – the two comic knockabout villains – and stays with them for the entire play. The two (named Faz and Twoo) are approached by the weedy Baron Wadd who needs them to help him win the hand of Princess Daphne.

Unfortunately the man groomed to be Daphne’s husband and everyone’s firm favourite is Cyril the Fiddler [one of three special fiddlers by appointment to King Cole]. The two have their work cut out if they are to succeed – and resort to every underhand trick in the book to thwart Cyril and promote the Baron.


Baron Wadd says: HELP! IF YOU DON'T - CYRIL WILL MARRY DAPHNE! (and we can't have that.I want to be King!)


Location : St Fagans National History Museum
Performance times vary- please check the Everyman Festival website (http://www.everymanfestival.co.uk) for exact times

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Everyman Theatre Cardiff Ltd
Chapter Arts Centre
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Cardiff
CF5 1QE

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