The Carnegie Singers Summer Concert...and it's gonna be a belter The Carnegie Singers Summer Concert

Saturday Night At The Movies — get yasel down to Moorclose Theatre on Needham Drive on Saturday 4th July at 7 o'clock. Its £12 to get in but nowt for kids. Just rock up and pay on the door.

Parkway Cinemas even donated two massive bags of popcorn to make it like garn to the pictures.

It's kicking off with Sethera Brass doing a proper loud introduction piece and, Teth3ra Strings too, doing Disney music the kids will luv. The fellas are gonna do a shanty turn, off the film Fisherman's Friends, and there's a couple of soloists too. It's gonna be a reet good night!

Every yan's been putting a proper shift in getting stuff organised. Getting posters and stuff printed, finding sponsors and sorting the spot out, making sure they'll all fit on't stage, lol! They're garn rehearsals on Friday and Saturday to make sure it'll be ah reet on the night.

Saturday's Linda's birthday and she's reet looking forward to it. Maby she'll get a lar'l happy birthday song!

"It's gonna be a proper reet good night, and it's my birthday!" Linda told us.

Make sure you take some cash with ya cos the raffle's got some great prizes. Any road, get yourself there!

The Carnegie Singers are preparing for a spectacular summer showcase, Saturday Night at the Movies, taking place on Saturday, 4th July 2026, at 7:00 PM. Hosted at the Moorclose Theatre on Needham Drive, tickets are available on the door for £12, and kids go free.

The evening will begin with a powerful opening by Sethera Brass, and the audience can look forward to a Disney montage by Teth3ra Strings. Solo performers Sophie Mills and Marcus Coupe will add their stunning voices to the showcase of movie songs chosen for the choir to perform. The setlist includes pieces from Harry Potter, James Bond, The Omen and many more. The men of the choir will also be taking the stage to perform "No Hopers, Jokers and Rogues" from Fisherman's Friends, accompanied by Alex Clarke on accordion.

Behind the scenes everyone has been working tirelessly preparing for the performance. Promotional material, sponsors, venue details, musicians, raffle prizes — all had to be co-ordinated and organised. With rehearsals scheduled for Friday and Saturday before the main event, the choir has just three rehearsals left until they are performance ready.

Saturday also marks a special occasion — it's Linda's birthday. Perhaps the choir have been secretly rehearsing a "Happy Birthday" performance to celebrate, wink wink!

The event will feature a raffle with some brilliant prizes, so attendees are encouraged to bring cash to buy tickets at the door. Parkway Cinemas has generously donated two giant bags of popcorn for the audience to enjoy.