The Friends of the Tower present a Rehearsed Reading of
HINDLE WAKES
by Stanley Houghton

Tuesday 9th February at 8 p.m.

When Lancashire mill girl Fanny Hawthorn goes away for Wakes Weekend with her employer's son, the only honorable outcome is marriage ... or is it?
In 1912, Houghton's classic comedy caused uproar. Its theme of youthful rebellion provokes a lively clash between the generations and is reflected in some sharp Northern exchanges.

Directed by Colin Smith
with Julie Arrowsmith, Vicky Booth, Chris Holmes, Nigel Martin, Jill Batty, Jonathan Norris, Denyse Macpherson and Noreen Spall

At the Duke of Wellington, 119 Balls Pond Road, N1

Members free; Guests £1 at the door.

A Tower after-show cast party

PUT ON THE SHOW YOU'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF

Would you like to put on a Friends' Evening? They present wonderful opportunities for directors or general enthusiasts  to present Rehearsed Readings, plays, original or revivals, poetry or musical recitals or songs, subject-linked topics, all using your personally chosen casts free from the burdens of auditions! These events are usually at The Wellington in Balls Pond Road. For further information please contact Noreen Spall via the Tower Office.

EVERY SUNDAY LUNCHTIME

At the White Swan pub (next to Highbury & Islington station)

Some Friends meet up at Sunday lunchtime at the White Swan for a chat and good value beer and food!
Come along any (or every!) Sunday to meet other Tower members and catch up with the news.