Events
My Mother Said I Never Should is a play in three acts and first staged in 1987. The play is about the relationships between mothers and daughters and explores the themes of independence, growing up and secrets. It addresses the issues of teenage pregnancy, career prioritization, and single motherhood. It is also about how the different generations break free from their parents’ traditions and ...
Last performing at the Shaftesbury in 2022 for her late Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee, we are delighted to welcome them back again! The spectacular show Happy Days is a patriotic, uplifting, feel-good show, full of well-known songs that will touch your heart and make you smile.
Broken Items that need fixing. Volunteers may be able to repair: General repairs,Digital,IT.Electrical,Sewing,Computers. Refreshments available. For more details please email: alison.foden@dawlish.gov.uk
Read through on 3 June at 7pm Audition Dates 6 June at 7pm Performance dates 7-10 August
Thanks to the support from Dawlish Town Council there will be TWO eat:Dawlish food and drink festivals in 2024 - Sun 19 May and Sat 3 August. We want to showcase as much local food and drink as possible - if you are interested in trading at either one of these festivals head over to www.eatfestivals.org/appl y to read more about us, our ethos and apply. Pitches start at £30 for primary ...
We are most delighted to welcome Teignmouth Film Society with their showing of ‘The Draughtman’s Contract’. Mr Neville, a young and conceited artist, is contracted by Mrs Virginia Herbert to produce a series of twelve landscape drawings of her country house, its outbuildings and gardens, as a gift for her cold and neglectful husband, who is currently away on business. Door and bar opens ...
Held every second Saturday of the month from 10am – 2pm on The Lawn Dawlish, is Dawlish Farmers Market/ Local farmers and producers provide local produce including fresh meat, fish, homemade cakes and preserves, Fair Trade stall, cheeses, pies, ales and much more.
The Shaftesbury Theatre are very happy to present to you ‘Cider with Rosie’ by Laurie Leee. An extremely vivid description of the author’s life in a small English village in the early part of the 20th century, Cider With Rosie depicts a world that was soon to vanish: a world where transport was limited to the horse and cart, and where there were few reasons to travel away from one’s home.
Our next Table top sale will be on Saturday the 20th of April from 10am until 1pm so please share if you can , many thanks. We have lots of new to us pre loved bric a brac to sell, including more children's toys this time and local artist Carole Scrivens has generously donated many of her original cute animal and flower paintings for us to sell to raise funds for the museum. Mounted 10" x 12 " ...