Trinity College Choir
Admission Free
Please enter the college via the Great Gate on Trinity Street

Admission Free
Please enter the college via the Great Gate on Trinity Street
or the back gate on Queen's Road

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

All members welcome; FREE food+drink sponsored by MX Telecom

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Black and White Rainbow presents
The Last Magic Show
by Simon Evans
Wed & Thu £5/£4, Fri & Sat £6/£5

**** Broadway Baby

'Mesmerising' The Times 'Astounding' TCS

'Those of you who've never seen Simon Evans, seek him out wherever he may lurk!' Varsity

'Simon's magical expertise, combined with his natural sense of theatre and showmanship, make him a huge hit!' Kevin Spacey

'Why can't he get a real job?!' Mrs Evans

Nearly six years after first performing at Cambridge, Simon Evans mounts the ADC stage again to bring you one last hour of his unique brand of magic!

It's been a busy six years, Simon has produced sell-out shows at the ADC and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He's performed on television and film, as a finale for a charity gala night at the Lyric theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, and for the Old Vic.

No gimmicks. No pretentions. Simon's performance is sheer entertainment, delivered with his own inimitable showmanship. Join him back at the ADC one more time as he says goodbye to his favourite theatre with a selection of some of his award-winning one-man effects, presented with his own irrepressible style.

Energetic, uproarious and unbelievable.

The Elite Sportsmen of St John's College cordially invite you to their Annual Garden Party on Thursday 11th June.

Where? The Master's Garden
When? 5.00pm til 9ish
How much? £5 on the door

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Black and White Rainbow presents
The Last Magic Show
by Simon Evans
Wed & Thu £5/£4, Fri & Sat £6/£5

**** Broadway Baby

'Mesmerising' The Times 'Astounding' TCS

'Those of you who've never seen Simon Evans, seek him out wherever he may lurk!' Varsity

'Simon's magical expertise, combined with his natural sense of theatre and showmanship, make him a huge hit!' Kevin Spacey

'Why can't he get a real job?!' Mrs Evans

Nearly six years after first performing at Cambridge, Simon Evans mounts the ADC stage again to bring you one last hour of his unique brand of magic!

It's been a busy six years, Simon has produced sell-out shows at the ADC and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He's performed on television and film, as a finale for a charity gala night at the Lyric theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, and for the Old Vic.

No gimmicks. No pretentions. Simon's performance is sheer entertainment, delivered with his own inimitable showmanship. Join him back at the ADC one more time as he says goodbye to his favourite theatre with a selection of some of his award-winning one-man effects, presented with his own irrepressible style.

Energetic, uproarious and unbelievable.

Where tea, history and factual inaccuracy collide

It's that time of year again - exams are drawing to an end, May Week is drawing to a start, and CULES celebrate in style with the Clements Garden Shows!

Not one, not two, not three, not even three and a half but FOUR fantastic, funny and underrehearsed short plays, around this year's theme of Historical Traves-teas!

Entry is £4 (that's £1 per play! bargain!), and all proceeds go towards the Emma Clements memorial cancer fund.

Come one, come all, next Friday and Saturday from 2pm to 4.30pm - in New Hall (or Murray Edwards, if you're the progressive type) Library Court.

Directions to New Hall Library Court (a lovely green gardenny bit just like the Secret Garden except with a socking great sculpture of a saucepan in it): go in the plodge and stroll down the corridor in a straight line, sweep dramatically through two sets of double doors until you're outside, turn left, sneeze, and it's in front of you.

If the weather is in-Clement (ho ho), we shall be making merriment in New Hall Long Room instead. (Hope the porters don't notice. Merriment's murder to get out of carpets.)

the best way to start your May Week celebrations

Sit back and relax on Main Court with free Pimms and strawberries and listen to some amazing music performed by Catz Chorus and Catz Orchestra.

Programme:

Rossini Thieving Magpie Overture
Milhaud Concerto for Percussion and Small Orchestra (Jonathan Pease, Percussion)
Tchaikovsky Excerpts from 1812 Overture

INTERVAL - FREE PIMMS and STRAWBERRIES will be served

Rutter Feel the Spirit
Hans Zimmer Pirates of the Caribbean
Vaughan-Williams English Folk Song Suite
Elgar Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1


Tickets £2 for Catz members and staff including FREE PIMMS and STRAWBERRIES and CREAM and a £1 donation to CatzSAFE (tickets £6/£4 otherwise).

Buy your tickets on the door.


We hope to see lots of you there !

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Any student wishing to play or sing in the concert should contact:
Shiry Rashkovsky (strings, ssr27)
Jonathan Pease (wind, brass, percussion, jep47)
Ben Cox (choir, bdjc2)

FREE STRAWBERRIES AND PIMMS FOR ALL PERFORMERS !!

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

The 2009 Lucy Cavendish College Summer Party

******Ticketing******
To book tickets please either contact Vicky Wilson via email vw246@cam.ac.uk or Heather Ward via email haw30@cam.ac.uk alternatively you can leave cash or cheques (made payable to Lucy Cavendish College Student's Union) inside an envelope clearly stating your name and how many tickets you wish to purchase in either of our pigeon holes at Lucy Cavendish College Porters' Lodge. Tickets will be in the form of wrist bands and they will be put into your pigeon holes (or if you're not at Lucy, left at the porters' lodge for you) -please do not lose them as you will need these to gain entry on the night. Members of the college are permitted to bring up to 3 guests but please apply via email if you wish to book more.

Non-college members welcome! If there are tickets left they will be sold on the door on the night but to be sure of getting in please book in advance!

swansongs & singalongs...

*** Cadenza and friends usher in May Week ***

Join us at 8pm on Friday 12th June, at the Queen's Hall, Emmanuel College, for an exclusive extended preview of our May Ball repertoire (coming to St Johns, Downing, Magdalene, Emma, Jesus and Corpus)

Brand new arrangements including Whitney, MJ, Mika and Regina Spektor join our award winning set (Last Choir Standing, BBC Radion3 Choir of the Year and Voice Festival UK)

Come and relax with a glass of wine as we bring the Rain with the Weather Girls and take you Somewhere Over the Rainbow for a what promises to be a Thriller, killer event.

Tickets, including a free glass of wine or soft drink, can be reserved for £4 from cadenzainconcert@gmail.com or £5 on the door.



***The Cadenzites****

Sopranos: Anna McGlinchey, Georgina Hunt, Abigail Hoyland, Marie Buda

Altos: Lara Acott, Josie Bretherton, Sadie Smith, Sarah Latto

Tenors: Tom Johnson, James Hutchinson, Nicholas Dore, Dan Garsin

Bass: Mark Ellul, Joel White, Nick Chapman, Neil Jenkins

Beat Boxer: Benjyamin Lichman

Black and White Rainbow presents
The Last Magic Show
by Simon Evans
Wed & Thu £5/£4, Fri & Sat £6/£5

**** Broadway Baby

'Mesmerising' The Times 'Astounding' TCS

'Those of you who've never seen Simon Evans, seek him out wherever he may lurk!' Varsity

'Simon's magical expertise, combined with his natural sense of theatre and showmanship, make him a huge hit!' Kevin Spacey

'Why can't he get a real job?!' Mrs Evans

Nearly six years after first performing at Cambridge, Simon Evans mounts the ADC stage again to bring you one last hour of his unique brand of magic!

It's been a busy six years, Simon has produced sell-out shows at the ADC and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He's performed on television and film, as a finale for a charity gala night at the Lyric theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, and for the Old Vic.

No gimmicks. No pretentions. Simon's performance is sheer entertainment, delivered with his own inimitable showmanship. Join him back at the ADC one more time as he says goodbye to his favourite theatre with a selection of some of his award-winning one-man effects, presented with his own irrepressible style.

Energetic, uproarious and unbelievable.

Free Garden Party for all Blues, Half Blues, and University Colours 2008/2009

Garden Party to celebrate women's sport in Cambridge. Hosted jointly by the Blues Committee and Ospreys.

Free entry for all those with Blues, Half Blues or Colours for this year.

£5 Paid entry for anyone you want to bring with you. Pay on the door.

Osprey membership available at the party.

Kindly Sponsored by Credit Suisse

Where tea, history and factual inaccuracy collide

It's that time of year again - exams are drawing to an end, May Week is drawing to a start, and CULES celebrate in style with the Clements Garden Shows!

Not one, not two, not three, not even three and a half but FOUR fantastic, funny and underrehearsed short plays, around this year's theme of Historical Traves-teas!

Entry is £4 (that's £1 per play! bargain!), and all proceeds go towards the Emma Clements memorial cancer fund.

Come one, come all, next Friday and Saturday from 2pm to 4.30pm - in New Hall (or Murray Edwards, if you're the progressive type) Library Court.

Directions to New Hall Library Court (a lovely green gardenny bit just like the Secret Garden except with a socking great sculpture of a saucepan in it): go in the plodge and stroll down the corridor in a straight line, sweep dramatically through two sets of double doors until you're outside, turn left, sneeze, and it's in front of you.

If the weather is in-Clement (ho ho), we shall be making merriment in New Hall Long Room instead. (Hope the porters don't notice. Merriment's murder to get out of carpets.)

*Masti ka Mausam, the Season for Fun*

Come relieve the stress of exam term, relax and have some well-deserved fun with a range of barbequed and traditional food in the beautiful Sidney Sussex Fellows' Garden.

With plenty of entertainment, including:

Carrom
Mehndi
Giant games
Croquet
Cricket
Bubble machine
Make-your-own 'Paktails'

and a menu including:

BBQ burgers (chicken + veg)
Samosas (meat + veg)
Pakoras
Kebabs
Chana Chaat (Chickpea salad)
Kulfi ice-cream

this is a Garden Party Not To Be Missed!!

We will also be fund-raising for the refugees from the Swat region of Pakistan, displaced by the military campaign against the Taliban.

Tickets: £5/6 members/non-members. (Cheques payable to CU Pakistan Society. Please make payment to a committee member, or send via UMS to Safian Younas, Gonville and Caius.)

Standard sunshine, drinks, food, jokes...with a Utopian twist.

Get hyped up to great music/ chilled out after exam nightmares just in time for the May Ball....

The Garden party ramped up a notch with a Utopian edge (think colorful and vaguely psychadelic)

£6.50 a ticket
All food and drink included...

Big range of Live music (dancing in the sun widely encouraged) and various entertainments (updates on this to come-:watch this space!)

First time ever garden party held on the Fellows bowling green just off Great Court- 200 max capacity so get tickets quickly as soon as they go on sale, don't have the authority to up it- feel free to bring people outside college but we can't advertise it- be sensible here...200 isn't that many, so please do not bring more then one per person...think trinty ent with guests.

Posters and tickets on sale in the buttery/bar within the next week,

An e-mail will be going round to keep you all updated....we are getting excited!

much love
Amber (TCSU Ents Officer), Kirsty (honorary but absolutely crucial vice Ents Officer) and the Whole Ents Brigade
Xxx

p.s. invite all other trinitians you know to the group please ! X

Cambridge University Musical Society
CUMS 1 and CHORUS

BEETHOVEN - SYMPHONY No. 9
PETER MAXWELL DAVIES - "The Sorcerer's Mirror"
World Premiere commissioned by CUMS in celebration of the University of Cambridge's 800th anniversary.

Libretto by Andrew Motion

Free pre-concert talk in Keynes Hall at 6.30pm by Robert Culshaw

Lynne Dawson soprano'
Madeleine Shaw mezzo'
Robin Leggate tenor'
Gerald Finley bass,
Stephen Cleobury conductor

Tickets: £30/£25/£20 with £4 off for CUMS members and a further £4 off for students. £5 student standbys on the door.

http://www.CUMS.org.uk/

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Black and White Rainbow presents
The Last Magic Show
by Simon Evans
Wed & Thu £5/£4, Fri & Sat £6/£5

**** Broadway Baby

'Mesmerising' The Times 'Astounding' TCS

'Those of you who've never seen Simon Evans, seek him out wherever he may lurk!' Varsity

'Simon's magical expertise, combined with his natural sense of theatre and showmanship, make him a huge hit!' Kevin Spacey

'Why can't he get a real job?!' Mrs Evans

Nearly six years after first performing at Cambridge, Simon Evans mounts the ADC stage again to bring you one last hour of his unique brand of magic!

It's been a busy six years, Simon has produced sell-out shows at the ADC and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He's performed on television and film, as a finale for a charity gala night at the Lyric theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, and for the Old Vic.

No gimmicks. No pretentions. Simon's performance is sheer entertainment, delivered with his own inimitable showmanship. Join him back at the ADC one more time as he says goodbye to his favourite theatre with a selection of some of his award-winning one-man effects, presented with his own irrepressible style.

Energetic, uproarious and unbelievable.

Start Suicide Sunday in style...

Every year on Suicide Sunday we host our Bumps Breakfast event in the gardens of Murray Edwards* College, and this year promises to be our best yet! MECBC has been all about fresh starts this year, our summer event is a great opportunity to celebrate our name change, our off-Cam results and a great year's rowing for all clubs.
Come along, drink lots, eat lots and start your Suicide Sunday with a...champagne sodden BANG.

Date/Time: 9am-12pm, June 14th 2009

Tickets: £12 each (and available for £15 on the door)

Cheques to: Murray Edwards College Boat Club

Send to: Rebecca Rewbury (UMS), Murray Ed College

Who's invited: EVERYONE


Hope to see lots of you there,

Love MECBC Committee 2009



*Formerly New Hall

Suicide Sunday's Best Garden Party

What better way to celebrate the end of exams than with live music and drinks in one of Pembroke's most beautiful courtyards. Tickets £10 all you can drink. Put a cheque payable to Nicholas Harding in my pigeon hole at Pembroke with your name and college on the back and I will get the tickets sent out to you. Numbers are limited and it is on a first come first served basis.

The only place to be on Suicide Sunday...

BBQ food and unlimited drinks in Sidney's gardens. The perfect way to start May week.

Tickets are £9 in advance, £10 on the day. To pay please put a cheque payable to 'Sidney Sussex Boat Club' in my pigeonhole (Joseph Payton), with name and email address on the back, or send via UMS if you aren't from Sidney.

There will be a large barbecue with plenty of food and drink and it's a great way to start off May Week! Entry is £4 for members and £5 for non-members in advance, £5 for members and £6 for non-members on the day. To book tickets contact Philipp (pd312) or Irina (iis21).

Sit in the sun, drink, and talk about metal

From 12 - 8pm come to Jesus Green and head to the only people there wearing black, bring booze, picnic food and booze, sit on the grass, enjoy the sun and talk about metal.

When 8pm rolls around, we all stumble/crawl/sway our way the the Man on the Moon for the May Brawl.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=101921295849

This is on the same day as the Murray Edwards/New Hall garden party, which some people are going to, but that's no reason not to come to Jesus Green first. There'll be a group of people making our way across town for the garden party, I'm thinking wall of black, to knock some fear into any who stand in our way.

And its FREE. Yes Please.

Suicide Sunday 2009

Jesus College Student Union invites you to celebrate your freedom from exams with us this year at our garden party, all are welcome!

***ENTRY IS FREE***

BBQ
DRINKS (Alcoholic and non-alcoholic)
INFLATABLES
LIVE MUSIC
COCKTAILS (by PROFESSIONAL bar staff)
and other general fun things.

JCSU has teamed up with Oasis at Fez, tickets £3

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=89692135831

 
and SUAD at Soul tree, tickets £4

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=109357117994

so the fun will last into the night, tickets will be on sale all day from any JCSU committee member (we'll be all stashed up).

Get keen people.... it's gonna be mental.

SINGAPORE STYLE -- the alternative garden party of the year!

Join us in the sun on the gorgeous lawns of Pembroke College to relax after your exams. Mingle with your friends while treating yourself to the delights of crispy keropok, pork floss, konnayaku jelly, yummy Pimms and other treats international and homegrown alike! We have plenty of Singaporean fun & goodies in store for you. ALL SINGAPOREANS are most welcome, and naturally everyone else who would like to sample some delightful Singaporean snacks. To our knowledge, this event is one of a kind this May Week, so don't miss out!
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14th June, 2-5pm
Pembroke College, Nihon Room and nearby lawn
FREE ENTRY

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The Temasek Society is a group dedicated to keeping in touch with Singaporean sociopolitical affairs here in Cambridge. We hold frequent talks and forums in addition to various events geared towards awareness about issues back home. And fun. Fun is important too.

Temasek Society Facebook group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2214121491

Blog:
http://temsoc.wordpress.com

The Steinway concert is a regular feature at Robinson College now and is a wonderful opportunity to hear the fantastic Model B Steinway grand piano that the College is so fortunate to possess. This year the concert will be held on the 14th June at 5.30pm to 6.30pm in the Robinson College Chapel. The programme for this year’s concert will include Elgar’s Violin sonata in E minor op. 82, and Beethoven’s Piano trio in C minor op. 1 no. 3.

We are extremely lucky to have amongst our membership Guy Button, who is in his final year reading Music and is a holder of a BBC Fame Academy Bursary. Guy will be performing along with Geoffrey Thornton who is a University Instrumental Award Holder, and has played cello in numerous outstanding ensembles including the Colegium Musicum and the Cappe Quartet. Accompanying the two will be the Director of Music Studies Dr Jeremy Thurlow, who has not only contributed to academic excellence in Music at Robinson, but also galvanised and directed the music-making of Robinsonians, providing energy and achievements that have enriched the musical community and strengthened its sense of identity.

To book for this evening’s entertainment, please use the online booking form (or paper version) as provided. Tickets are £6.00 for adults and £4.00 for students and concessions. Please feel free to contact me in the development office on 01223 339036 if you have any further questions.

With Jessica Lawrence-Hares, mezzo-soprano, Patrick Hemmerlé, piano and Kelvin Chan, piano

Programme: Twelve Poems of Emily Dickinson (Aaron Copland), Four Songs to the Poems of Thomas Campion (Virgil Thomson), Casa Guidi (Dominick Argento), Rhapsody in Blue (George Gershwin), Three Longfellow Songs (Kate Waring), Winter Worry (Samuel Barber), Stars and Stripes Forever (John Philip Sousa)

The RockSoc tradition returns (obviously).

Sunday, June 14th is when the May Brawl will happen this year. I know this kind of clashes with the New Hall garden party, but I'm told that ends at 9pm, so why not miss an hour and come to the gig?

For a warm up, there's the Rocksoc picnic on Jesus Green, from 12pm.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=84513187366

Bands confirmed so far...

Fury UK! http://www.myspace.com/furyuk

Since the release of their debut album "Face of Adversity" in 2007, Fury UK have toured endlessly and have played at the likes of Bloodstock, Bulldog Bash and the Rock of Ages fest, as well as sharing stages with Opeth, Nightwish and Dimmu Borgir. They play a Rock/Metal style strongly influenced by late 70's Rock and 80's Metal so if you love Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath and Metallica, you'll love these guys!

Sorcerer's Spell! http://www.myspace.com/sorcerersspell

Those of you who were at Bloostock '08 surely remember these guys. Power Metal all the way, and in the way it should be done, so I'm sure they will satisfy our thirst for great music. They are coming from lands afar (well, Reading, Surrey, Bath and Cardiff) for this, so come out and make them feel welcome as you'll be hard-pushed to find a better example of the genre!

Perish in the Flames! http://www.myspace.com/perishintheflames

Cambridgeshire Death Metal brutality featuring an ex-committee member. These guys have played great gigs in the past, and this will be no exception as they're playing at the May Brawl, just for you lovely, beautiful people! If you haven't seen them yet (and shame on you) now is your chance!

Ticket info:

Non-Members: £5 door/£4 adv from www.wegottickets.com/event/51000

Members: £4 door/£3 adv by either emailing me (Andrew Towler) here on Facebook, events@rocksoc.org.uk or approaching me if you see me.

The ultimate Suicide Sunday party. Live music, the best DJs, BBQ food, cheap drinks, good times... spread over four floors. Early Bird tickets now available!

SUAD presents SUICIDE SUNDAY!
Sunday June 14th
Soul Tree, 9pm-3am

It's the return of the ultimate Suicide Sunday party - the best alternative to sweaty cheese and the perfect way to end your Suicide Sunday. At SUAD we believe in doing things properly. We're not just offering another (alco)hole for you to disappear into, but rather our most spectacular event of the year spread over four floors of the Soul Tree. We've got everything... EVERYTHING including:

> LIVE MUSIC from Cambridge's very own Boy Mandeville (indie-dance)
> SUAD RESIDENT DJS Jono Cary and Joss Bibby playing on the main floor
> SONIC ASSAULT DJS taking over the penthouse and bringing their friends with them
> DELICIOUS BBQ in the downstairs Waffle Company
> HALF PRICE COCKTAILS before 11
> £1 SHOTS of Tequila and Sambuca
> £2 BOTTLES of selected beers and alcopops
> AND £2 selected spirits and mixer

That'll do nicely thank you. Now all I need to know is how to get tickets?

Tickets are £5, available from Ta Bouche (the bar next to Fez on Market Passage), The Kiosk (downstairs in the Soul Tree) or from SUAD reps in your college (names on the group page). TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MIDDAY WEDNESDAY JUNE 1ST.

Or you can buy your tickets for a discounted price from one of these awesome garden parties:

> Trinity Magpie and Stump Garden Party
> Jesus JCR Garden Party
> Murray Edwards' 'La Bamba'
> or Kings Fun Day

Or, for a very limited time only, you can get EARLY BIRD £4 TICKETS from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/51210 They won't be around for ever so get your hands on them now.

Don't miss out. This is the third year running for SUAD Suicide Sunday and, as always, it's going to be massive.

Join us a for an afternoon of fun and games, including live music and far, far too much Pimms! Open to all, £5/£2 non-member/member

Delicious Indian Food, Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic drinks, Barbeque, Games and much more!

Tickets: £7 for Members and £9 for Non-Members
Send cheques payable to C U India Society to Nehal Gajjar, Christs College via UMS

lash on the lawn!

Last ent of the year...

alcohol + food + Newnham gardens + archaeologists = fun times!

Its all about the maths! and vast quantities of alcohol for very little money!

Tickets: £4 members
Tickets: £6 non members
pay on arrival

Bring your friends! invite people we've forgotten!

Sponsored by BP

Come along and bring all your friends to Churchill College Chapel Fields on the 15th of June for a Barbeque!!

£7 ALL INCLUSIVE, UNLIMITED EVERYTHING!*
Music - Jelly - Sunshine - Booze - Burgers - Ice Cream!

*£5 cheque in advance, £7 for Guests, £7 on the door.

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There will be Jelly.
There will be pimms.
There will be music.
There will be burgers (& hotdogs).**
There will be ice cream.
There will be cocktails.*
There will be iced-tea.
There will be beer.
There will be smoothies.
There will be you!

*REAL DRINKS
*full Veggie and Halal options available

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What do I do?

Easy...first signup then pay!

Signup here:
http://www.srcf.ucam.org/cuces/current/signup/signupv.php?id=78

...and make out a cheque to "CUCES" for £5 and pop it in our pigeon hole at the department (Put all names on the back of the cheque)

DEADLINE: 1st June

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NEWS: MAKE A SONG REQUEST
http://cuces-bbq-2009.questionpro.com/
Please visit the link above to request a song, and help us make the bbq perfect!

An afternoon of music, accompanied by Pimms and strawberries & cream

An afternoon of music, accompanied by Pimms and strawberries & cream.

Entry £4

Live music all afternoon!

Chill out with some relaxing jazz and soothing harp music
Enjoy the summer to a background of lively, well known string quartets
Come along to listen to your friends sing in Lovely Choir

Look forward to seeing you all there!

Because these pieces of cheese can only be eaten once.

On the Monday of May Week, from 2 till 5. Cheese will not be the usual Tescos fare, but will instead be from the Cheese Shop. I may even be able to promise some official Robinson CheeseSoc branded homemade cheese (I'm thinking a goats cheese and I may try making some weird Norwegian cheese that apparently tastes like caramel). We may also be treated to some Egyptian cheese via the return of our Cheese-Islamic Rapprochement Officer. Included is about half a bottle of your favourite college house wine.

Tickets will be £5.50 if you pay me advance, and £6 if you don't (because I'll want to know how much cheese to get).

So, it's actually happening...

After two years of begging chaplains, bursars and porters, I've finally managed to gather a photo of every college chapel in Cambridge.

So, come and see the exhibition! Sign the guestbook! What have you got to lose? It's free and I might even be able to wrangle some biscuits.

4:30 - 7:00. Each day

~Edit~ Extended opening hours: Now also: 2:00pm to 4:00pm - Which is when I'll be there, so come and ask me things.

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

The Fitztheatre May Week Production this year is Alan Bennett's critically acclaimed play The History Boys.

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An unruly bunch of bright, funny sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university. A maverick English teacher at odds with the young and shrewd supply teacher. A headmaster obsessed with results and a history teacher who thinks he's a fool.

In Alan Bennett's play, staffroom rivalry and the anarchy of adolescence provoke insistent questions about history and how you teach it; about education and its purpose.

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Our setting is the beautiful Grove Lawn at Fitzwilliam College (it's not as far up the hill as you think!).

Performances:

Monday 15th June - 6:30pm
Tuesday 16th June - 2pm
Wednesday 17th June - 2pm

Ticket prices and sales information will be up shortly.

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

---------

Cast:
Akthar - Balaji Ravichandran
Crowther - John Winterburn
Dakin - Luke Rajah
Posner - James Frecknall
Rudge - Tom Dodds
Scripps - Joe Pitt-Rashid
Timms - Benedict O'Malley

The Headmaster - Tom Ellis
Irwin - George Pender
Hector - Freddie Strachan
Mrs. Lintott - Shani Cadwallender
TV Director - Doug Johnson

Crew:
Director - Richard Benwell
Producer - Doug Johnson
P.R. - Emma Winston
Photographer - Candy Parfitt

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

- Live music from established bands
- BBQ
- Pimm's and Beer (also soft drinks)

Tickets on sale NOW!

£5

Cheques should be made out to 'Magdalene College JCR' and put in Will Seymour's pigeon hole with your name and email on the back.

Sun+Pimms+Strawberries+Beer+Music+People+700-year-old Lawn = The Perfect May Week-Tuesday Afternoon

Corpus JCR - GARDEN PARTY 2009


Tuesday 16th June - 1-4pm

Old Court

Come and enjoy the sun in the beautiful surroundings of Corpus' Old
Court with a jug of pimms and some strawberries and cream, or, if you
prefer, a can of warm lager and some crisps.

Entry: £1 - paid when you have your first drink. You'll get a stamp.

see you there

Corpus Ents Team

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

The Fitztheatre May Week Production this year is Alan Bennett's critically acclaimed play The History Boys.

----------

An unruly bunch of bright, funny sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university. A maverick English teacher at odds with the young and shrewd supply teacher. A headmaster obsessed with results and a history teacher who thinks he's a fool.

In Alan Bennett's play, staffroom rivalry and the anarchy of adolescence provoke insistent questions about history and how you teach it; about education and its purpose.

---------



Our setting is the beautiful Grove Lawn at Fitzwilliam College (it's not as far up the hill as you think!).

Performances:

Monday 15th June - 6:30pm
Tuesday 16th June - 2pm
Wednesday 17th June - 2pm

Ticket prices and sales information will be up shortly.

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

---------

Cast:
Akthar - Balaji Ravichandran
Crowther - John Winterburn
Dakin - Luke Rajah
Posner - James Frecknall
Rudge - Tom Dodds
Scripps - Joe Pitt-Rashid
Timms - Benedict O'Malley

The Headmaster - Tom Ellis
Irwin - George Pender
Hector - Freddie Strachan
Mrs. Lintott - Shani Cadwallender
TV Director - Doug Johnson

Crew:
Director - Richard Benwell
Producer - Doug Johnson
P.R. - Emma Winston
Photographer - Candy Parfitt

in Caius Court, Gonville and Caius College

The Shadwell Society presents

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
by William Shakespeare

Caius Court, Gonville & Caius College
16th - 18th June, 2pm - 4pm

The Comedy of Errors is a fast-paced farce that tells the story of two sets of identical twins accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus. When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities lead to wrongful beatings, a near-incestuous seduction, the arrest of Antipholus of Ephesus, and accusations of infidelity, theft, madness, and demonic possession. This is Shakespearean comedy at its best and will make for a fantastic May Week show in the grounds of Gonville and Caius College.

Duke of Ephesus - Thomas Hancock
Egeon - Thomas de Freston
Antipholus of Ephesus - Dónal Kearney
Antipholus of Syracuse - Edward Granger
Dromio of Ephesus - James Barwise
Dromio of Syracuse - James Moreton Wakeley
Adriana - Polly Checkland-Harding
Luciana - Hannah Crawford
Angelo - Octavian Donnelly
Balthasar - William Wadsworth
Doctor Pinch - Iain Blackwell
First Merchant - Niall Wilson
Second Merchant - Niall Wilson
An Officer - John Oxley
A Jailer - Dan O'Brien
A Messenger - Sarah Binning
Abbess - Hannah Copley
A Courtesan - Rosie Hartropp
Luce/Nell - Nick Mettyear

Directed by George Greenbury, produced by Eleanor Harding.

Email eh371 to reserve tickets.

Get stoked for this year's garden party

This year Stokes' Garden Party will be celebrating Darwin's 200th birthday with cake and games and- most importantly- hilariously named cocktails!


Be there or be a neanderthal!


Things to get excited about:

'Survival of the fittest' competitions
Monkey nuts
Galapagos turtle pinata
Cake!!



Tickets are £4 forMembers, £6 Non-Members in advance.
(£5/£7 on the door).



To reserve your ticket, put a cheque made payable to "The Stokes Society" for the right amount in Richard Saunder's pidge in Pembroke with your name(s). We'll get a ticket back to you in your pidge.

Alternatively, tickets can be bought from the following people (cheques preferable!!):

Rob Bell
Jason Sanders
Richard Saunders
Emma Beardmore
Louise Mundy
Jayan Logarajah
Rebecca Smith
Jonathan Martin
David O'Regan

'This is Troy, but Troy and we, are perished.'

Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

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Euripides gives voice to the unheard women of a fallen Troy; women widowed, enslaved and forced from their homeland. Hecuba loses herself in grief, Cassandra is driven mad and Helen is finally judged as the root of a ten year war.

Trojan Women, the greatest of the classic tragedies, will be performed as originally intended: outdoors, in the Peterhouse gardens, May Week 2009.

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Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

So, it's actually happening...

After two years of begging chaplains, bursars and porters, I've finally managed to gather a photo of every college chapel in Cambridge.

So, come and see the exhibition! Sign the guestbook! What have you got to lose? It's free and I might even be able to wrangle some biscuits.

4:30 - 7:00. Each day

~Edit~ Extended opening hours: Now also: 2:00pm to 4:00pm - Which is when I'll be there, so come and ask me things.

dreams are toys...

‘DREAMS ARE TOYS…’


The Alcock Players present a bold new promenade production of one of Shakespeare’s strangest and most powerful plays. This is a late romance of self destruction, guilt, innocence and the possibility of a painful second chance at happiness.

Set in the beautiful gardens of Jesus college and its ancient chapel, this interactive performance is a May Week experience unlike any other.

Music, toffee apples, balloons, party games, fire, mandolin-playing clowns, magic tricks, and an appearance by Time himself, this is Shakespeare at his most cruel and joyous, reflective and explosive...

16-19th June 2009

6pm

£5/4

Jesus College

To reserve tickets, please email ab775@cam.ac.uk

Graduands and Instrumental Award holders Guy Button, Geoffrey Thornton, and Bobby Maguire give their last concert at Robinson. They will perform Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D major, BWV 1050.

The Chapel Choir, conducted by Daniel Trocme Latter, will sing Bach’s Cantata No. 67 and Handel’s Zodak the Priest.

Strawberries and sparkling wine after the concert at 7.30 pm.

Tickets on door: £3 or £1 (students)

J.S. BACH Cantata BWV 170 ‘Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust’
Ben Williamson - counter-tenor
Jonathan Sells - conductor
J.S. BACH Cantata BWV 51 ‘Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen!’
Ruth Marriott - soprano
Paul Provost - conductor
MONTEVERDI Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda
John McMunn - tenor
James Halliday - conductor

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

*** TICKETS NOW ON SALE**

Celebrate 116 years of one of best women's boat clubs in Cambridge, sweet 16 style!

NCBC are holding their annual garden party in Newnham Gardens on Wednesday 17th June from noon-3pm.

Whether you celebrated turning 16 by buying a lottery ticket, riding a moped, or even by having a quick fumble behind the bikesheds, come celebrate NCBC's turning of age with a BBQ, bouncy castle, boaties and of course booze!


NCBC and JCBC: £6 All other boat clubs: £8

Email Laura (lb431) or Sameera (sa489) to reserve a ticket Cheques payable to Newnham College Boat Club, please write your name, college and email on the back (to be sent via UMS to L Birkinshaw-Miller/S Abas or just pop it in our pidgeon holes)

More inflatables per square metre than a fetishist's pool party

The plans for this year's garden party are nearly finished and it looks like it will be fantastic. There will be a free barbeque and soft drinks, a gladiator duel, bouncy castle, bungee run, velcro wall and rodeo bull. There will of course be the usual line-up of bands including the Churchill Jazz Band. To cap that off, there will also be a huge ball pit -- four times the area of the one at Spring Ball. 7m by 7m. That's as big as THE WORLD.

The event is open to members of the College. One guest is allowed maximum per College member, unless they bring their own bouncy castle.

The Garden Party will be hosted by the lovely Bazil, in her garden at 27 Malcolm Street (which should be simple enough to locate on Google Maps if you don't know where it is) from 2pm until 6pm on Wednesday the 17th June.

We'd like to ask for £5 ticket fee to cover costs of food and drink and so on, but if anyone wants to bake or cook or provide anything, it will be warmly welcomed as well, no doubt.

Money for tickets should be conveyed to our glorious secretary (Rachel Chadwick) either in person at Poohsoc meetings etc., or via her pigeonhole in Newnham p'lodge.

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

The Fitztheatre May Week Production this year is Alan Bennett's critically acclaimed play The History Boys.

----------

An unruly bunch of bright, funny sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university. A maverick English teacher at odds with the young and shrewd supply teacher. A headmaster obsessed with results and a history teacher who thinks he's a fool.

In Alan Bennett's play, staffroom rivalry and the anarchy of adolescence provoke insistent questions about history and how you teach it; about education and its purpose.

---------



Our setting is the beautiful Grove Lawn at Fitzwilliam College (it's not as far up the hill as you think!).

Performances:

Monday 15th June - 6:30pm
Tuesday 16th June - 2pm
Wednesday 17th June - 2pm

Ticket prices and sales information will be up shortly.

It's The History Boys. It's at Fitz. It's going to be AMAZING.

---------

Cast:
Akthar - Balaji Ravichandran
Crowther - John Winterburn
Dakin - Luke Rajah
Posner - James Frecknall
Rudge - Tom Dodds
Scripps - Joe Pitt-Rashid
Timms - Benedict O'Malley

The Headmaster - Tom Ellis
Irwin - George Pender
Hector - Freddie Strachan
Mrs. Lintott - Shani Cadwallender
TV Director - Doug Johnson

Crew:
Director - Richard Benwell
Producer - Doug Johnson
P.R. - Emma Winston
Photographer - Candy Parfitt

in Caius Court, Gonville and Caius College

The Shadwell Society presents

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
by William Shakespeare

Caius Court, Gonville & Caius College
16th - 18th June, 2pm - 4pm

The Comedy of Errors is a fast-paced farce that tells the story of two sets of identical twins accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus. When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities lead to wrongful beatings, a near-incestuous seduction, the arrest of Antipholus of Ephesus, and accusations of infidelity, theft, madness, and demonic possession. This is Shakespearean comedy at its best and will make for a fantastic May Week show in the grounds of Gonville and Caius College.

Duke of Ephesus - Thomas Hancock
Egeon - Thomas de Freston
Antipholus of Ephesus - Dónal Kearney
Antipholus of Syracuse - Edward Granger
Dromio of Ephesus - James Barwise
Dromio of Syracuse - James Moreton Wakeley
Adriana - Polly Checkland-Harding
Luciana - Hannah Crawford
Angelo - Octavian Donnelly
Balthasar - William Wadsworth
Doctor Pinch - Iain Blackwell
First Merchant - Niall Wilson
Second Merchant - Niall Wilson
An Officer - John Oxley
A Jailer - Dan O'Brien
A Messenger - Sarah Binning
Abbess - Hannah Copley
A Courtesan - Rosie Hartropp
Luce/Nell - Nick Mettyear

Directed by George Greenbury, produced by Eleanor Harding.

Email eh371 to reserve tickets.

Revtastic fun for everyone

Cambridge Revelation Rock-Gospel Choir's May Week Garden Party is coming around again...

Come join us at Clare Memorial Court Lawns for an afternoon of beautiful and joyful singing, which there will be in abundance, as well as food and drink - and all for free!

Looking forward to seeing lots of you there - non-Revvers who are looking for fun in the sun as well as fellow-/ex-Revvers from far and wide are all more than welcome to join in our afternoon of joy!

We shall be having a punting trip both before and afterward on the Cam for our usual singsong down the river... more details to follow! :)

'This is Troy, but Troy and we, are perished.'

Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

------------------------------------

Euripides gives voice to the unheard women of a fallen Troy; women widowed, enslaved and forced from their homeland. Hecuba loses herself in grief, Cassandra is driven mad and Helen is finally judged as the root of a ten year war.

Trojan Women, the greatest of the classic tragedies, will be performed as originally intended: outdoors, in the Peterhouse gardens, May Week 2009.

-------------------------------------

Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

So, it's actually happening...

After two years of begging chaplains, bursars and porters, I've finally managed to gather a photo of every college chapel in Cambridge.

So, come and see the exhibition! Sign the guestbook! What have you got to lose? It's free and I might even be able to wrangle some biscuits.

4:30 - 7:00. Each day

~Edit~ Extended opening hours: Now also: 2:00pm to 4:00pm - Which is when I'll be there, so come and ask me things.

dreams are toys...

‘DREAMS ARE TOYS…’


The Alcock Players present a bold new promenade production of one of Shakespeare’s strangest and most powerful plays. This is a late romance of self destruction, guilt, innocence and the possibility of a painful second chance at happiness.

Set in the beautiful gardens of Jesus college and its ancient chapel, this interactive performance is a May Week experience unlike any other.

Music, toffee apples, balloons, party games, fire, mandolin-playing clowns, magic tricks, and an appearance by Time himself, this is Shakespeare at his most cruel and joyous, reflective and explosive...

16-19th June 2009

6pm

£5/4

Jesus College

To reserve tickets, please email ab775@cam.ac.uk

Wagner Siegfried Idyll
Stravinsky Octet
Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras No. 9
Bruch Kol Nidrei

CUMS II

Daniel Hill conductor
Sophie Gledhill cello

Cost: £10/£8/£5

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Hello everybody!

Ok, so for a while now I've been wanting to create a raft (or rafts, if we have enough people and stuff!) to float on the Cam, made out of whatever floatable crap we can find.

The plan will probably be to spend the morning making the raft/s and generally messing around/picnic lunch/whatever, then to embark on an epic quest and see if they actually float. If they do then we can wander round the Cam annoying punts and trying to stay balanced :) If they don't then oh well, we all get dunked and can laze around in the sun drying off :)

For the actual rafts... there's not really a plan, basically scavenge what we can between now and then that floats and see what happens! Or if we have enough people interested then split into teams and see who can make the best/prettiest raft, that could have pretty ridiculous results :)

Materials ideas.... so far I have collected 10 of the 20L paraffin containers (empty of course) for buoyancy, and we can get pallets or something as a top. Vanessa has floated baths in the past so people can try that. Get your thinking hats on! Start raiding those skips! :D

Come and play! It will be awesome :D

The date is provisional for now but is probably the best option as all exams will be long over and there are no may balls that night.
Oh, and feel free to invite anyone you think would be interested.

Love,
Frankie Xx

The Annual Garden Party is back again and better than ever, with the usual fantastic array of bubbly, pimms, ice-cream and entertainment. Sponsored by Allen & Overy this is an event not to be missed!!


TICKET SALES ON THURSDAY 11TH AND FRIDAY 12TH JUNE 11 AM LAW FACULTY. PLEASE COME EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
£5 members, £8 non-members

in Caius Court, Gonville and Caius College

The Shadwell Society presents

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
by William Shakespeare

Caius Court, Gonville & Caius College
16th - 18th June, 2pm - 4pm

The Comedy of Errors is a fast-paced farce that tells the story of two sets of identical twins accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus. When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities lead to wrongful beatings, a near-incestuous seduction, the arrest of Antipholus of Ephesus, and accusations of infidelity, theft, madness, and demonic possession. This is Shakespearean comedy at its best and will make for a fantastic May Week show in the grounds of Gonville and Caius College.

Duke of Ephesus - Thomas Hancock
Egeon - Thomas de Freston
Antipholus of Ephesus - Dónal Kearney
Antipholus of Syracuse - Edward Granger
Dromio of Ephesus - James Barwise
Dromio of Syracuse - James Moreton Wakeley
Adriana - Polly Checkland-Harding
Luciana - Hannah Crawford
Angelo - Octavian Donnelly
Balthasar - William Wadsworth
Doctor Pinch - Iain Blackwell
First Merchant - Niall Wilson
Second Merchant - Niall Wilson
An Officer - John Oxley
A Jailer - Dan O'Brien
A Messenger - Sarah Binning
Abbess - Hannah Copley
A Courtesan - Rosie Hartropp
Luce/Nell - Nick Mettyear

Directed by George Greenbury, produced by Eleanor Harding.

Email eh371 to reserve tickets.

- the deserved relaxation

Come celebrate the end of a terrific year and enjoy an array of fruit and nibbles, Pimm's and other drinks and relax with your friends. It will be a fantastic opportunity to meet other students of your subject from different years, and a great way to end the year in Cambridge.

Entertainment will be provided by the amazing vocal group "The Hummingbirds", who have performed at the Union among other venues.

Wine, soft drinks and food will be provided and everyone is welcome, so invite your friends.

Tickets are £ 3, sign up online: http://www.srcf.ucam.org/sps/ComingUp.html

Or pay by cheque (payable to the SPS Society) and hand them to Narjis Khan (Gonville & Caius) or Emil Graesholm (King's); alternatively, you can pay on the door.

We hope to see many of you there.


As always,
your reps Narjis and Emil

Come and bath in the lovely summer sun and enjoy champagne and some wonderful summery wines all in the beautiful ground of St John's College.

Tickets £10 members / £13 non-members

Speak, strike, redress!

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When Julius Caesar returns in victory to Rome, it is a day of laughter, sport, and celebration. But joy turns to chaos when Caesar is assassinated, and suddenly nobody is quite sure whom to trust.

This fiery, elegant production, set amidst the beauty of the Selwyn College gardens, captures the passion and excitement of Shakespeare's greatest political thriller.

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Performances:
Thursday 18th June, 3pm
Friday 19th June, 3pm

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TICKETS NOW ON SALE: £5 or £4 concessions!

• buy online via the Mighty Players' website, http://www.themightyplayers.co.uk
• pigeonhole or CUSU-mail a cheque to "Seb Palmer, Selwyn College", giving the date of performance, your name, college and email address on the back

'This is Troy, but Troy and we, are perished.'

Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

------------------------------------

Euripides gives voice to the unheard women of a fallen Troy; women widowed, enslaved and forced from their homeland. Hecuba loses herself in grief, Cassandra is driven mad and Helen is finally judged as the root of a ten year war.

Trojan Women, the greatest of the classic tragedies, will be performed as originally intended: outdoors, in the Peterhouse gardens, May Week 2009.

-------------------------------------

Book online now at www.adcticketing.com!

dreams are toys...

‘DREAMS ARE TOYS…’


The Alcock Players present a bold new promenade production of one of Shakespeare’s strangest and most powerful plays. This is a late romance of self destruction, guilt, innocence and the possibility of a painful second chance at happiness.

Set in the beautiful gardens of Jesus college and its ancient chapel, this interactive performance is a May Week experience unlike any other.

Music, toffee apples, balloons, party games, fire, mandolin-playing clowns, magic tricks, and an appearance by Time himself, this is Shakespeare at his most cruel and joyous, reflective and explosive...

16-19th June 2009

6pm

£5/4

Jesus College

To reserve tickets, please email ab775@cam.ac.uk

Michael Jackson, Boyzone, Eminem...

Don't know what to do with yourself at the dead end of May Week? Need to chill out with a bottle down by the river? All The King's Men (the King's Choral Scholars) invite you for an evening of Michael Jackson, Boyzone, Eminem and other cutting-edge close harmony in the sublime setting of Bodley's Court in King's. FREE entry with a collection in aid of two fantastic charities, the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and the NACC.

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Expect lots of Cava, Pimms, Strawberries and Fitzbillies' pastries - More exciting details to come!

Tickets are £5 in advance, £7 on the door. Drop a cheque to the Herodoteans' pigeon-hole, with your name, college and e-mail address on the back.

We'll also be selling some tickets in the common room. Wednesday 20th at 13:00, Friday 22nd and Friday 29th at 12:00.

Speak, strike, redress!

---

When Julius Caesar returns in victory to Rome, it is a day of laughter, sport, and celebration. But joy turns to chaos when Caesar is assassinated, and suddenly nobody is quite sure whom to trust.

This fiery, elegant production, set amidst the beauty of the Selwyn College gardens, captures the passion and excitement of Shakespeare's greatest political thriller.

---

Performances:
Thursday 18th June, 3pm
Friday 19th June, 3pm

---

TICKETS NOW ON SALE: £5 or £4 concessions!

• buy online via the Mighty Players' website, http://www.themightyplayers.co.uk
• pigeonhole or CUSU-mail a cheque to "Seb Palmer, Selwyn College", giving the date of performance, your name, college and email address on the back

Hear one of the world's greatest quartets in Peterhouse Theatre

Joseph Haydn Quartet in F sharp minor, Op. 50, no. 4
Ludwig van Beethoven Quartet in F minor, Op. 95
Franz Schubert String Quintet in C major, D. 956

"A world-class ensemble" The Guardian, 23 September 2008

The Belcea Quartet has gained an enviable reputation as one of the leading quartets of the new generation, and make their debut this summer at the Salzburg Festival. They continue to take the British and international chamber music circuit by storm, consistently receiving critical acclaim for their performances. The Quartet was formed in 1994 and has since been coached by the Chilingirian, Amadeus and Alban Berg Quartets.

Tickets: £15, £10, £5 (students). Available from 01223 96 8333/admin@cameratamusica.org.uk/on the door
Online tickets: http://www.cameratamusica.org.uk

Students at Trinity, Peterhouse, and Queens can reserve free tickets to collect on the door by emailing Daniel Hill on admin@cameratamusica.org.uk. Please note, tickets are added to a waiting list and allocated on a first-come first-served basis.

The Belcea Quartet has an exclusive recording contract with EMI Classics and won the Gramophone Award for best debut recording in 2001. Subsequent recordings for EMI include Schubert quartets, Brahms' String Quartet Op. 51 No. 1 and second String Quintet with Thomas Kakuska, Fauré's La Bonne Chanson with Ian Bostridge, Schubert's Trout Quintet with Thomas Adès and Corin Long, a double disc of Britten's string quartets, Mozart's “Dissonance” and “Hoffmeister” quartets, and, most recently, the complete Bartók quartets, for which the Quartet was awarded the title Chamber Music Ensemble of the Year by Germany's prestigious Echo Klassik Awards and nominated for a 2008 Gramophone Award.

dreams are toys...

‘DREAMS ARE TOYS…’


The Alcock Players present a bold new promenade production of one of Shakespeare’s strangest and most powerful plays. This is a late romance of self destruction, guilt, innocence and the possibility of a painful second chance at happiness.

Set in the beautiful gardens of Jesus college and its ancient chapel, this interactive performance is a May Week experience unlike any other.

Music, toffee apples, balloons, party games, fire, mandolin-playing clowns, magic tricks, and an appearance by Time himself, this is Shakespeare at his most cruel and joyous, reflective and explosive...

16-19th June 2009

6pm

£5/4

Jesus College

To reserve tickets, please email ab775@cam.ac.uk

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.

Mon-Thu £8/£6, Fri & Sat £9/£7

It's here! The Footlights National Tour Show is the biggest and most famous show of the year from the biggest and most famous student comedy society in the world.

Experience an all-new, full-length, home-grown show on home ground from some of the most talented and hard-working young comedians around. From monologue to many-logue, sketches to stories, get ready to laugh your heads and your socks off until your sides split.

A preview show of epic proportions, this will be your first chance to see the Footlights Tour Show before it travels off to the Edinburgh Festival, around the United Kingdom, and back again.

Previous Tour Shows have kick-started the comedy careers of countless famous faces. And this year it's going to be better than ever. So come join us. Because this is where it all begins.