Back to the Land Girls

Back to the Land Girls

Sat 17 Oct 7:30PM - 105 mins + 15 mins interval

presented by Badapple Theatre

Suitable for

Adults/Older Children (10+)

Ticket prices

£14.00 Standard / £10.00 10-17 Years

Step back in time for a heart-warming, laugh-out-loud celebration of friendship, resilience and the remarkable women who kept Britain going during WWII.

Inspired by the true stories of Yorkshire Land Girls, this show follows Buff and Biddy - two young women thrown together in the countryside with little idea of what lies ahead. Buff is a spirited Scouser with dreams of becoming the next Vera Lynn, while shy country girl Biddy believes she's "nowt". Together they face the challenges of life on the land, discovering courage, independence and an unforgettable friendship along the way.

Filled with humour, music and moving moments, this uplifting production brings history vividly to life for audiences of all ages. Whether you're looking for an entertaining evening out or a chance to celebrate an inspiring chapter of Britain's past, this is a show that will leave you smiling.

"A production brimming with creativity and talent… a joyful and uplifting experience" - York Press "...you might be sitting in a village hall somewhere but what you will get will be up there with West End standards of performance, lighting and design- and at a fraction of the cost" - Yorkshire Post

Venue

Long Bennington Village Hall

Long Bennington

Box office

07816 267927 / [email protected] (enquiries only). Village Hall at Post Office Outreach times (Weds 9-12pm / Thurs 1-3pm).

Ticket links

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Additional info

Doors and Bar open at 6:45pm. Tea/coffee available. Show starts at 7:30pm. Suitable for over 10s.

Accessibility

Live & Local affirms that when a disabled person’s access requirements require them being accompanied to a performance, that person and their personal assistant should be able to purchase two tickets at a total cost of no more than the cost of a one full-priced ticket. Our Promoters are advised that this is best practice supported by legal precedent.

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