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Calendar Girls by Henley Players

Based on a true story, Calendar Girls follows eleven Women's Institute members who posed nude for a calendar to raise money for leukaemia research.

Calendar Girls by Henley Players

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Henley Players are bringing the heartwarming tale of courage and friendship to life this May, while raising funds for Cancer Support Suffolk.

The production aims to support Cancer Support Suffolk, a local charity that provides essential care for individuals and families affected by cancer across the region.

Key details:

  • Four performances from 29-31 May 2025 at Henley Community Centre

  • Evening shows at 19:30, with an additional matinee at 14:30 on Saturday

  • Tickets cost £20, including afternoon tea and prosecco

  • Tickets available from 1 March via Ticketsource or by calling 01473 833226

  • Directed by Vicky Stokes and Tony Stokes

  • Generously sponsored by Henley Building Services

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