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IODS Presents... Company On the night of his 35th birthday, confirmed bachelor Robert, struggles to think of a wish to make as he blows out his birthday candles. Robert contemplates his unmarried state. The lone bachelor, surrounded by “those good and crazy people”, his married friends, Robert is uncertain whether he should simply be happy with his lot or whether he should wish for his own romantic partner. Over a series of dinner parties, first dates, thoughtful conversations, and even a wedding, Robert attempts to understand the pros and cons of marriage from his diverse and frequently hilarious friends. Robert is forced to question his adamant retention of bachelorhood and begins to make sense of why he is unwilling to marry. Company, Stephen Sondheim’s ground-breaking modern musical, is a mature, intelligent, and wildly funny look at relationships, vulnerability, and “being alive.” Early Bird: £16 - available until 28th February 2025 Ticket prices include £1.50 Theatre Maintenance Levy

Community Action Day in Clayhall Park. For ages 16+ Families welcome Activities may vary: Planting Flowers, Maintaining Planted Areas, Weeding, Mulching, Watering, Pruning, Maintaining Hard Surfaces, Maintenance Projects, Leaf Removal, Updating Noticeboards, Litter Picking and Sweeping Sport Courts.

Suitable for Years 3 - 6 Former Waterstones Children's Laureate, Joseph Coelho is on a mission: to make poetry accessible to everyone! Join Joseph for a fun-packed poetry performance: have fun guessing poetic riddles, powering up your poetry skills and discovering just how easy it is to write your own poems! www.thepoetryofjosephcoelho.com [https://www.thepoetryofjosephcoelho.com/] Duration: One hour Booklist:Poetry Prompts Part of the London Primary Schools Programme. For more information go towww.barneskidslitfest.org/schools [http://www.barneskidslitfest.org/schools]

We are excited to host one of the UK's rising contemporary jazz bands on the Highams Park Jazz Club stage. We take pride in supporting and welcoming not only renowned jazz artists but also fresh, talented, and emerging voices in the jazz scene. This is a fantastic band youll be hearing a lot about in the near future. With the recent release of their single and another on the way, their innovative approach to jazz is gaining attention. Dont miss the chance to experience their unique sound and support the next generation of jazz artists. Get your tickets now! Online tickets are £15, while tickets at the door will be £20. Secure your spot early and enjoy an evening of great music! Band Bio: Testaments Testaments, a contemporary jazz ensemble based in London, was conceived by bassist and songwriter Mark McQuillan. Known for their innovative soundscapes and deeply emotive performances, the group features some of the UK's brightest young improvisors, including Rebecka Edlund (vocals), Cameron Scott (euphonium), Dom Howard (guitar), and Sam Nicholls (drums). Testaments craft a dynamic journey of ethereal beauty and intense drama, seamlessly blending McQuillan's evocative compositions with each member's unique voice. With a foundation in thematic clarity and improvisational exploration, their music resonates with moments of heartfelt intimacy and timeless elegance. Line up: Mark McQuillan (Bassist, Songwriter, and Lyricist) Rebecka Edlund (Vocals) Cameron Scott (Euphonium) Dom Howard (Guitar) Sam Nicholls (Drums) Band Members Mark McQuillan (Bassist, Songwriter, and Lyricist) Mark McQuillan combines romantic lyricism with intricate compositions that inspire sweeping and ethereal performances. A versatile bassist, Mark has performed at prominent venues like Vortex Jazz Club and London Jazz Festival and collaborated with groups such as Loz Speyer's Time Zone and Asha Parkinson's Kalpadruma. His recent highlights include a John Coltrane tribute and a performance with composer Bob Chilcott. Rebecka Edlund (Vocals) Swedish vocalist Rebecka Edlund blends jazz and Scandinavian folk influences with storytelling and improvisation. Her debut album, Något om en björk (2022), was lauded as one of the year's best folk jazz records by Lira Music Magazine. Rebecka curates The Downstairs Living Room at Vortex Jazz Club and collaborates with artists such as Laura Jurd and Huw Warren. Cameron Scott (Euphonium) Cameron Scott is a jazz trombonist and euphoniumist with a flair for composition and orchestration. Winner of the Trinity Laban Gold Medal showcase in 2024, Cameron has performed with notable ensembles like Laura Jurd's Stepping Back, Jumping In and Tom Challenger's Brass Mask. His projects, including tributes to Bheki Mseleku, highlight his innovative leadership in the jazz community. Dom Howard (Guitar) Dom Howard's guitar work merges jazz, post-rock, prog metal, and classical influences, creating textured soundscapes that elevate melodies. A student at the Royal Academy of Music, Dom has performed across the UK, and his recent single, Tidal Dance, showcases his ability to craft intricate sonic worlds. Sam Nicholls (Drums) Sam Nicholls is an imaginative and versatile drummer whose artistry speaks through his instrument. With collaborations spanning jazz and experimental rock, Sam has performed with luminaries like Cameron Scott, Hans Koller, and the experimental outfit everett, earning recognition as one of the UK's most exciting young drummers. https://open.spotify.com/artist/4fsVaYZkg6Slcigjp0MH5m Tickets:£15 online / £20 on the door. Date and time: 14 June Saturday 8pm doors open at 7.30pm Venue: All Saints Church Church Avenue Highams Park London E4 9QZ Buses and trains: We are a four-minute walk from Highams Park overground station, which is on the Liverpool Street to Chingford line. We are also two overground stops from Walthamstow Central underground station at the end of the Victoria line. Alternatively, the 275, 212 & W16 bus routes will bring you within a short walk of All Saints church. If you are coming by car, there is plenty of free available parking and no restrictions after 6 p.m. on single yellow line from Monday to Saturday, and all day on Sunday. www.highamsparkjazzclub.com facebook.com/highamsparkjazzclub instagram.com/highamsparkjazzclub https://x.com/hpjazzclub https://bsky.app/profile/hpjazzclub.bsky.social Contact: info@highamsparkjazzclub.com Highams Park Jazz Club Terms and Conditions By purchasing a ticket to an event at Highams Park Jazz Club, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms: 1. Refundable Situations 1.1 Highams Park Jazz Club Cancellation If Highams Park Jazz Club cancels an event due to reasons such as artist health issues, emergencies, or the inability to provide a safe environment, we will issue a full refund to all ticket holders. 1.2 Artist Replacement If an artist is replaced due to illness or emergency, we will notify customers as soon as possible via our website and social media. If you are dissatisfied with the replacement, you may request a refund. 1.3 Refund Process It is the ticket buyer's responsibility to check our social media accounts before attending the concert to ensure there are no cancellations. If an event is canceled, you must contact us at least 24 hours before the event via info@highamsparkjazzclub.com to request a refund. If you do not contact us at least 24 hours before the event, you will lose your right to a refund. A full refund will be issued within 10 days after the event's scheduled date. We may ask for your bank details to process the refund. 2. Non-Refundable Situations 2.1 Customer Change of Plans or Personal Circumstances Refunds are not available if: You change your plans and can no longer attend the event. You accidentally purchase more tickets than needed. You become ill or are otherwise unable to attend. You simply decide not to attend. 2.2 Ticket Transfer Option If you are unable to attend, you may transfer your tickets to a friend or family member. To transfer your tickets, please email us at info@highamsparkjazzclub.com at least 24 hours before the event with your ticket details and the name of the person you're transferring the ticket to. There will be no refund if you transfer your ticket to someone else. 2.3 Ticket Resale and Unauthorised Transfers Tickets are non-transferable for resale and cannot be sold for profit. Unauthorised resale may result in the invalidation of your ticket, and you may be denied entry to the event. 3. Additional Terms 3.1 Force Majeure Highams Park Jazz Club is not liable for any refunds or compensation if the event is canceled or rescheduled due to circumstances beyond our control, such as natural disasters, weather conditions, strikes, or other emergencies. 3.2 Event Modifications We reserve the right to modify the event details, including artist, timing, location, or format. If there are significant changes, we will notify you as soon as possible, and you may request a refund. 3.3 Late Arrivals Late arrivals may not be allowed entry until a suitable break in the performance. Entry will be at the discretion of event staff. No refunds will be issued for late arrivals. 3.4 Accessibility We are committed to making our events accessible to all. If you require any special accommodations or assistance, please contact us in advance so we can assist you accordingly. 3.5 Photography and Filming By attending the event, you consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded. These images and videos may be used for promotional purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please inform event staff upon entry. 4. Free Ticket Policy for Children 16 and Below 4.1 Free Admission for Children 16 and Below Children aged 16 and below can attend all concerts and sessions at no charge. However, they must be supervised at all times by a parent or an adult guardian during the event. Availability is limited and subject to availability. 4.2 Free Ticket Registration To help our ticketing team at the door and save time, parents or guardians can obtain a free ticket for their child online. This will help ensure smooth entry and allow us to manage the number of attendees effectively. Subject 4.3 Age Verification Parents or guardians may be asked to show ID for age verification for the children accompanying them when entering the club. Acceptable forms of ID include a passport or school ID. 5. Food and Drink Policy 5.1 No Outside Food or Drinks To support our artists and ensure a quality experience for all attendees, we ask that you do not bring any food or drink into the venue to consume during the event. We have a catering team providing food, snacks, and a full bar selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase. 5.2 Special Dietary Needs If you have specific dietary requirements or health reasons that require you to bring your own food or drink, please contact us at least 24 hours before the event. We will do our best to accommodate your needs, but prior confirmation from us is required. 5.3 Consequences of Bringing Outside Food or Drink If you bring and consume food or drink without our knowledge or permission, you may be asked to leave the venue. We appreciate your understanding in supporting this policy, which helps maintain the atmosphere for both our audience and performers. 6. Audience Limitations on Recording Audio or Video 6.1 Personal Recording for Non-Commercial Use Audience members are allowed to record up to 3 minutes of audio or video for personal, non-commercial use only. This must be done with a smartphone or a personal camera, and professional cameras or tripods are strictly prohibited. The recordings must not interfere with the performance or the experience of other attendees. 6.2 Prohibition on Professional Recording Equipment Recording with professional cameras, tripods, or other specialised equipment is not permitted. All recording must be discreet and unobtrusive to ensure a respectful environment for both the performers and other guests. 6.3 Uploading to the Internet Uploading any portion of the performance longer than the allowed 3 minutes to the internet (e.g., on social media platforms or video-sharing websites) is strictly prohibited. Both the artist and Highams Park Jazz Club reserve the right to take legal action, including pursuing claims for copyright infringement, if any recorded content is uploaded or distributed without permission. 6.4 Respect for Performers and Fellow Attendees We ask that all attendees respect the performers and fellow audience members by refraining from excessive recording. This helps maintain a distraction-free experience for everyone. 6.5 Consequences of Unauthorised Recording Any audience member found recording beyond the allowed 3 minutes, using professional equipment, or uploading any unauthorised recording to the internet may be asked to stop immediately and could be removed from the venue. Unauthorised recordings will be deleted, and the individual may face legal action from the artist or Highams Park Jazz Club. Thank you for choosing Highams Park Jazz Club! We value your support and appreciate your understanding of our policy. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info@highamsparkjazzclub.com.

Dagenham, 1968: Rita's a busy mum, loving wife and hard-working Ford factory employee. But something's very wrong. Rita and her female colleagues find themselves working long hours sewing car seats for far less money than the men. And they've had enough! Made in Dagenham is a sensational musical that will have you laughing, crying and cheering all in one unforgettable night! Based on the true story of the 1968 Ford sewing machinists strike, Made in Dagenham is an emotional roller-coaster of a show that celebrates courage, unity and justice & its not to be missed!

Gru faces a new nemesis in Maxime Le Mal (Emmy winner Will Ferrell) and his femme fatale girlfriend Valentina (Emmy nominee Sofia Vergara), and the family is forced to go on the run. Director: Chris Renaud, Patrick Delage Producer: Christopher Meledandri, Brett Hoffman, Jean-Luc Florinda, Robert Taylor Writer: Mike White, Ken Daurio Actors: Steve Carell Pierre Coffin Will Ferrell Sofia Vergara Chris Renaud Certification: U. Copyright: © 2024 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS