NXG Trust funded 150 local people to a festive theatre treat on January 7. Three coaches left All Saints Church and headed off to the mysterious and atmospheric Southwark Playhouse Theatre to see an imaginative production of Howl’s Moving Castle. Though this play was written as a book for young people by Diana Wynne Jones, the play had an appeal across the genrations. Members and users of JOY, Green Shoots at NXG Trust, 170 Community Project, the Credit Union, 170 Works and Hatfield Skills Training Centre allowed themselves to get lost in the magical world of Howl’s Moving Castle and the wonderful theatre itself.
“What a treat, just the pick up we need as Christmas fades, we all loved it and to be honest, we can’t afford threatre treats right now, things are so tight, so a big thanks to NXG Trust.” Ruth, New Cross Road.
“So special, this was my daughter’s first time to the theatre, it was magical and something she and I will never forget, it might be a long time until we go again it so expensive, but this will remain a lasting memory for us both, thank you.” Anna and Sofia.
” On behalf of JOY, I want to pass on our thanks to the Trust for funding the Festive Theatre Trip. All of us who went thoroughly enjoyed this event, January is a bit a flat month after the Christmas festivities, so it was just the ticket.” Jane Keane, Secretary JOY.
“Wonderful, thank you, a lovely way to spend a Saturday afternoon.”
Lily Drysdale
“That was fantastic, me and my three children had a ball, even though my oldest boy is in secondary school and my youngest in primary we all thoroughly enjoyed it, a big thank you for thinking about us after Christmas, it really is a lovely thing to do”. Jeanette, Josh, Luccia and Brandon.