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Now Is the Hour

Now Is the Hour

Come along to the Teenage Amphitheatre in Telford's magnificent Town Park and join Hotbuckle Productions for a light hearted reflection on the second world war.

A light hearted reflection on the second world war featuring a collection of scenes, letters and popular songs of the era. Much of this short play is taken from actual letters and writings of the people who experienced it. We hope you'll sing along with us if you know the songs!

Performers are Adrian Preater, Gemma Aston and Mathilda Preater with accompaniment music recorded under lockdown conditions by Lorraine Preater.



Venue Levy

Where applicable, advertised ticket prices are inclusive of a venue levy, retained by the venue to maintain our programme of arts and entertainment.


To ensure that everyone is accommodated with appropriate social distancing, each booking will be allocated a space with a 2m boundary. Your Family Group ticket accommodates a maximum of 6 people, and you must limit your group to no more than 2 households. Staff and signage will help you maintain social distance when you arrive, leave and move about the venue.

Attendees are required to follow all UK government guidelines to reduce the spread Covid-19, including social distancing, face coverings and hand-washing. Please check the latest guidance at: www.gov.uk/coronavirus.

DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU ARE EXHIBITING ANY COVID-19 SYMPTOMS SUCH AS 

  • a high temperature
  • a new, continuous cough
  • a loss of, or change to, your sense of smell or taste


STAY ALERT > CONTROL THE VIRUS > SAVE LIVES

Most performances go ahead rain or shine! But please note the following:-

If it’s raining at the start time, we’ll forge ahead in the hope that the rain will clear up soon. It will have to be raining very hard indeed for the start to be delayed.

If conditions become genuinely unsafe, for example if the performance space is flooded or there is a lightning storm, we will stop the show.

Light to medium rain won’t put us off, but if rain is heavy or torrential (and the audience can’t hear the performance) we will stop the show until the rain clears sufficiently for us to continue.

 If we can’t go ahead due to the weather, we will transfer your tickets to another performance or refund your ticket money. If we get through most of the performance and then have to stop because of heavy rain, we’ll transfer your tickets to a different performance.

Book Tickets

This event is free, but please book in advance

Each ticket provides for 1 family group of no more than 6 people

This event is outdoors so dress for the weather. There is no seating so bring bring cushions or rugs to sit on.

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