The ArtsCelebrate the arts at The Assembly House

Noverre Gallery, Hobart Room, Café/Bar

and Gallery Cabinets - Friday 1st June to

Monday 27th August. Entry free.

The Assembly House is celebrating the

Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with a truly

British art exhibition. Artists will be

interpreting the exhibition’s title ‘Queen

and Country’ in their own quirky way,

presenting a range of work from paintings

of the wild Norfolk coast to an amusing

look at man’s best friend (including Corgis,

of course!). Come and see the exciting

selection on view!

This diverse collection of sculpture, ceramics, painting and photography celebrates the centenary of the visit to the UK of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá - a man who carried a profound message for peace and world unity.

The show presents work by sculptor, Matthew Frere-Smith; painters Nigel Colebrook, Andrew Wilkinson, Nigel Moody and Richard Morgan; potter Claude Frere-Smith; photographer and film-maker Tom Fox and painter and illustrator Julie Mann. Work by painter and photographer Ivor Hampton-Sharp, well known for his pictures of John Lennon, will also be shown.

For more information, see www.theartofpeace.co.uk

Tuesday 26th to Saturday 30th June, 7.30pm

Matinée Saturday 30th June, 2.30pm

Tickets £9; children 16 and under £6.

Box Office: 01603 598688 or book on-line at:-

www.greathall.ticketsource.co.uk

Take one feminist writer suffering from chronic writer’s block with a deadline looming, a slightly on-edge former student, a supportive and sensitive husband, an unhappy housewife and a new modern man, add a cow on the loose and you’ve got a wonderful evening of

entertainment!

The play is based on true events involving the real-life feminist Germaine Greer, although keep this quiet unless you want to hear her roar.

Join us for a wonderful comedy where the Female of the Species is deadlier than the male!