5 Things to do this Week - 9th - 16th November

Looking for something fun to do? Here are 5 fantastic things to do in Cheshire this week.

1. Jane Eyre at Storyhouse, Chester

Charlotte Brontë’s much-loved heroine takes to the Storyhouse stage from Tuesday 10th to Saturday 21st November. This bold new production, directed by Lily Dyble, follows the orphaned Jane from her cruel aunt’s house to the brooding Mr Rochester’s, and the choice she must make between the man she wants and the woman she wants to be. Passionate, imaginative and deeply theatrical.

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2. Desperate Scousewives: Nessa’s Story at the Gladstone Theatre, Port Sunlight

The hit comedy returns on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th November, with Brookside’s Sarah White starring alongside writer and director Lynne Fitzgerald. It’s Christmas Eve on a Liverpool street, a prisoner is on the run and the girls are locked out in the cold. Fast, funny and full of attitude.

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3. HEXed at The Hole In Wand, Chester

Something wicked is brewing on Eastgate Street. From Friday 13th November, HEXed takes over The Hole In Wand until the end of the month. Play nine holes of magical mini golf, discover shrines to local witches, watch for strange happenings and grab a Witches Brew to help unHEX those caught under the spell. You might be next.

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4. Warrington Unwrapped

Warrington opens its Christmas programme from Friday 13th to Sunday 15th November. Wrap up warm for an outdoor screening of Elf at The Skittles on Friday evening, then join the Christmas Lights Switch On on Saturday, with entertainment from 11am, the main show at 5pm and the lights on at 6pm. Christmas Artisan Markets fill Bridge Street, Dolmans Lane and Buttermarket Street on Saturday and Sunday, and Winter Wonderland opens at Time Square with fairground rides, festive characters and Bailey’s hot chocolate.

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5. Make and Play: Fudge Making at the Ice Cream Farm, Chester

On Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November, little ones can roll up their sleeves for a hands-on fudge making session at the Ice Cream Farm. Afterwards, they head off with a Single Play to use on the climbing, crawling, sliding and bouncing attractions. There’s also a dedicated SEN session on Sunday 15th November, so children with additional needs can enjoy the same creative fun and active adventure. A sweet day out for the whole family.

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