Holy Moly and the Crackers comes to Danby
Through Rural Arts, based in Thirsk, we try and book acts once or twice a year to perform at Danby Village Hall. Without their sponsorship of these events it would be very difficult to afford what are very professional performers.
This year we were lucky in booking Holy Moly and the Crackers to perform on Friday 8 March. Keeping tickets to the minimum price allowed (£6 adults, £3 children) we attracted our best audience to date. As usual the evening was advertised as bring your own drink and food which always adds to the atmosphere.
Over 100 people were treated to a brilliant performance by young talented musicians and singers who, with a medley of original songs, told a story of a man with a love affair of whiskey. This seemed to strike a chord with some of the audience judging by their reaction!
With ticket sales and a great response to the raffle we managed to make almost £400 on the evening.
Why travel miles to the theatre when you can see this class of act on your doorstep at very low prices. Look out in Valley News for the next act hopefully later in the year. ◼
Les Underwood, Danby Village Hall Secretary (published in Apr 2013 issue, Valley News)
Over 100 people were treated to a brilliant performance by young talented musicians and singers who, with a medley of original songs, told a story of a man with a love affair of whiskey. This seemed to strike a chord with some of the audience judging by their reaction!
With ticket sales and a great response to the raffle we managed to make almost £400 on the evening.
Why travel miles to the theatre when you can see this class of act on your doorstep at very low prices. Look out in Valley News for the next act hopefully later in the year. ◼
Les Underwood, Danby Village Hall Secretary (published in Apr 2013 issue, Valley News)
If the River was Whiskey
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