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Tricia's column - A merry <strong>May</strong> to all of our readers<br />

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his time of year, things tend to go a bit<br />

green and a bit, well wild and fertile.<br />

I'm not confessing to getting lazy with<br />

my gardening either. Hastings has just<br />

played host to Jack in the Green,<br />

where people dress very peculiarly<br />

and get up to all sorts of merriment<br />

and carousing.<br />

Centuries ago, our Gaelic ancestors<br />

would have been lighting fires and<br />

getting up to all sorts. Apparently<br />

they believed that this time of year<br />

was when the fairy folk were at their<br />

most active. I'll be sure to keep an<br />

eye out for them if I'm walking in<br />

the woods.<br />

There's no doubting that something about<br />

this time of year brings out the urge to cavort<br />

in people. Not just people either, lambs will be<br />

frolicking, flowers will be blooming, keeping the<br />

bees and butterflies busy and, judging by the<br />

amount of racket they make all night, the local<br />

seagulls are clearly feeling frisky too. Bless their<br />

little bin-wrecking beaks.<br />

There's an awful lot going on locally over <strong>May</strong><br />

Getting into the spirit of Spring<br />

and <strong>June</strong> this year, so you really<br />

have no excuse for not getting<br />

involved in at least a little excited<br />

frolicking! Walking festivals,<br />

and carnivals,<br />

exhibitions, fairs<br />

(as well as a few<br />

fayres too, though<br />

I've no idea what<br />

the difference<br />

is) as well as our<br />

local parks and<br />

gardens really starting to put their<br />

best summer clothes on.<br />

You must of course enter our<br />

competition (below) to win tickets<br />

to two great shows. After all, the only thing better<br />

than a great night out at the theatre, is a great<br />

night out at the theatre for free !<br />

As usual in <strong>May</strong>, our sister publication, The Family<br />

Buzz is taking a bit of a break, but they will be<br />

publishing details of things to do in the <strong>May</strong> half<br />

term on their website and Facebook page so make<br />

sure you pop along there and give them a like!<br />

Whatever you get up to, have fun.<br />

Tricia<br />

Win Tickets For Two Fantastic Shows!<br />

A great British summer simply isn’t complete without a stroll<br />

down the prom, a fish and chip supper and a visit to a truly<br />

ludicrous farce: and this summer Eastbourne’s Devonshire<br />

Park Theatre has two fabulous farce offerings; 'Don’t Dress<br />

for Dinner' returns (23 – 27 <strong>May</strong>) with Olivier Award Winner<br />

Sara Crowe and later in the season the frenetic comedy 'One<br />

Man Two Guvnors' comes to Eastbourne for the first time<br />

ever (29 <strong>June</strong> - 22 July).<br />

'Don’t Dress for Dinner', Marc Camoletti’s side-splitting<br />

comedy of gastronomic proportion is back by popular demand<br />

following its smash hit visit last summer to the Devonshire<br />

Park Theatre.<br />

Tickets are also on sale now for the delightful comedy 'One<br />

Man Two Guvnors' which promises to be an irrepressible<br />

slice of fun this summer! The National Theatre show which<br />

cemented James Cordon as a world-wide star and smashed<br />

both the West End and Broadway comes to Eastbourne for<br />

the first time ever.<br />

Set in 1960's Brighton, 'One Man Two Guvnors' promises<br />

a dazzling display of sheer comic perfection. The ludicrous<br />

plot, original music and physical comedy combine to make<br />

this a veritable tour de farce which simply must not be missed!<br />

<strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Times</strong> Magazine is delighted to be able to offer our<br />

readers the chance to win a pair of opening night tickets for<br />

each show!<br />

To win a pair of tickets for 'Don't Dress for Dinner' just<br />

answer the following question correctly:<br />

Which Olivier award winning actress is appearing in 'Don't<br />

Dress for Dinner' ?<br />

To win a pair of tickets for 'One Man Two Guvnors'<br />

answer the following question correctly:<br />

Which nearby seaside resort is the setting for 'One Man<br />

Two Guvnors' ?<br />

Send your answers via email to "win@goldentimes.<br />

co.uk" or by post to <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Times</strong>, 78 Elphinstone Rd,<br />

Hastings, TN34 2BS<br />

Entries must arrive by 16th <strong>May</strong> for 'Don't Dress for<br />

Dinner' and by 5th <strong>June</strong> for 'One Man Two Guvnors'.<br />

We'll pick a winner at random. Good luck !<br />

Book tickets now to secure the best seats for Don’t Dress<br />

for Dinner (23 – 27 <strong>May</strong>) and One Man Two Guvnors<br />

(29 <strong>June</strong> -22 July) call the box office on 01323 412000 or<br />

online at www.eastbournetheatres.co.uk. For behind-thescenes<br />

access and news of the latest shows to go on-sale find<br />

EBTheatres on Facebook and Twitter.<br />

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