Amble Variety Show Returns for a Fun‑Filled Evening at the Masonic Hall

Looking for a great local night out in Amble? The much‑loved Amble Variety Show is set to bring an evening of entertainment, community spirit, and fun to the town on Saturday, 16th May, and everyone is invited.

An Enjoyable Evening for the Whole Community

The Amble Variety Show will be held at the Masonic Hall, Amble (NE65 0LN), with doors opening for a 7.00pm start. This popular community event is known for its welcoming atmosphere and lively performances, making it a perfect choice for a relaxed and enjoyable evening out with friends, family, or neighbours.

Best of all, entry is completely free, so it’s an accessible event for everyone to enjoy.

Bar, Raffle, and a Good Cause

Guests can enjoy a bar available throughout the evening, adding to the social atmosphere. There will also be a raffle, offering the chance to win prizes while supporting a worthwhile cause.

Donations for Christian Aid will be collected on the night, giving attendees an opportunity to support important charitable work while enjoying the entertainment.

Event Details at a Glance

Event: Amble Variety Show
Date: Saturday, 16th May
Time: 7.00pm
Venue: Masonic Hall
Address: Amble, NE65 0LN
Entry: Free
Extras: Bar available, raffle
Charity: Donations in aid of Christian Aid
Further Information
For more details about the event, you can contact:

Sue Swanston
📧 Email: sue_pergirl2@hotmail.com
📞 Phone: 01665 711 177

Warkworth Drama Group: Habeas Corpus

Saucy, sexy and very funny.

Alan Bennett’s rollicking and raunchy comedy ‘Habeas Corpus’ is to be staged in May by Warkworth Drama Group.

Directed by Duncan Cooper and Meg Dixon, the play is a pacy and highly improbable romp which pokes fun at the at the ludicrous aspirant aristocracy of middle-class England.

Meg said “It is a satirical merry-go-round of antics at the Wicksteed home: family, friends and the sexual satisfaction of the ‘corpus’ (body} are the ruling passions in this farcical comedy of ill-manners and principal characters in various stages of undress.

“Through a series of mistaken identities and carnal encounters, one motto holds fast:’He whose lust lasts, lasts longest.’ ”

The play starts at 7.30 and runs for three nights on May 21, 22 and 23 at Warkworth Memorial Hall. Doors open at 7pm and a licensed bar will be available.Tickets are £10 and can be purchased at Warkworth Post Office and village store, N&F Young of Amble, and at the door.

Warkworth Drama Group: Habeas Corpus

Saucy, sexy and very funny.

Alan Bennett’s rollicking and raunchy comedy ‘Habeas Corpus’ is to be staged in May by Warkworth Drama Group.

Directed by Duncan Cooper and Meg Dixon, the play is a pacy and highly improbable romp which pokes fun at the at the ludicrous aspirant aristocracy of middle-class England.

Meg said “It is a satirical merry-go-round of antics at the Wicksteed home: family, friends and the sexual satisfaction of the ‘corpus’ (body} are the ruling passions in this farcical comedy of ill-manners and principal characters in various stages of undress.

“Through a series of mistaken identities and carnal encounters, one motto holds fast:’He whose lust lasts, lasts longest.’ ”

The play starts at 7.30 and runs for three nights on May 21, 22 and 23 at Warkworth Memorial Hall. Doors open at 7pm and a licensed bar will be available.Tickets are £10 and can be purchased at Warkworth Post Office and village store, N&F Young of Amble, and at the door.

Warkworth Drama Group: Habeas Corpus

Saucy, sexy and very funny.

Alan Bennett’s rollicking and raunchy comedy ‘Habeas Corpus’ is to be staged in May by Warkworth Drama Group.

Directed by Duncan Cooper and Meg Dixon, the play is a pacy and highly improbable romp which pokes fun at the at the ludicrous aspirant aristocracy of middle-class England.

Meg said “It is a satirical merry-go-round of antics at the Wicksteed home: family, friends and the sexual satisfaction of the ‘corpus’ (body} are the ruling passions in this farcical comedy of ill-manners and principal characters in various stages of undress.

“Through a series of mistaken identities and carnal encounters, one motto holds fast:’He whose lust lasts, lasts longest.’ ”

The play starts at 7.30 and runs for three nights on May 21, 22 and 23 at Warkworth Memorial Hall. Doors open at 7pm and a licensed bar will be available.Tickets are £10 and can be purchased at Warkworth Post Office and village store, N&F Young of Amble, and at the door.

Far Horizon Voices, the Warkworth-based acting group, are bringing world famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal but dim-witted sidekick Dr Watson, back to the wilds of Northumberland in a brand new, irreverent comedy by local playwright Dave Stockwin.

During the play, under the disapproving eye of Conan Doyle, the hapless duo must adapt to the arctic conditions of the North East, while battling with local cuisine, an unintelligible villain and a feisty Mrs Hudson in their quest to uncover the dark secrets of Bluebell End. What could possibly go wrong?

Loosely based on ‘The Adventure of the Speckled Band’, FHV will be performing‘Never Mind the Sherlocks’ on Thursday 4th June at Warkworth Memorial Hall, with all proceeds going to North Northumberland Hospice Care.

The shows, begin at 7.30pm, tickets cost £10 and will be available at N&F Young Amble, Warkworth Post Office and Store, fhvtickets@yahoo.com or at the door. Doors and licensed bar will open at 7pm.

Far Horizon Voices, the Warkworth-based acting group, are bringing world famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal but dim-witted sidekick Dr Watson, back to the wilds of Northumberland in a brand new, irreverent comedy by local playwright Dave Stockwin.

During the play, under the disapproving eye of Conan Doyle, the hapless duo must adapt to the arctic conditions of the North East, while battling with local cuisine, an unintelligible villain and a feisty Mrs Hudson in their quest to uncover the dark secrets of Bluebell End. What could possibly go wrong?

Loosely based on ‘The Adventure of the Speckled Band’, FHV will be performing‘Never Mind the Sherlocks’ on Friday 5th June at Warkworth Memorial Hall, with all proceeds going to North Northumberland Hospice Care.

The shows, begin at 7.30pm, tickets cost £10 and will be available at N&F Young Amble, Warkworth Post Office and Store, fhvtickets@yahoo.com or at the door. Doors and licensed bar will open at 7pm.