1.Peter is studying English. He hopes either to write plays or to be an actor. He particularly enjoys plays about real people who led interesting lives.
2.Glenda is studying the history of music at college. She wants to listen to as much music from the past as possible, and particularly likes listening to people singing.
3.Wong is a dancer from China. He would like to see people performing dances from as many other parts of the world as possible to give him some new ideas.
4.Maria is celebrating her birthday tomorrow. She wants to go out for the whole day with her friends. They all enjoy listening to pop music.
5.Ruth is a teacher who is planning to start a drama club for the children at her school. She would like to see some children acting if possible.
A. International Youth Celebrations
Local youth groups, together with students from various countries including Spain, Finland, Austria and Estonia, are each performing three dance pieces. Then they will join together in a play about international friendship. The evening will finish with the singing of songs from different countries.
B. River Festival
A day of fun on the river bank, with a Chinese theme. Street entertainers and pop musicians perform during the day, followed by fireworks in the evening. Something for everybody to watch, both children and adults.
C. Songs of Summer
The Hunton Consort consists of eight voices singing music from hundreds of years ago right up to modern times. The group will perform songs, old and new, all of which are about the summer.
D. Music in the Open Air
Well-known nationally for their traditional dance music, Jimmy Locke and his band play throughout the day in the open air on the Promenade Bandstand — if the weather allows!
E. Life Flows Between Us
Kent Arts and Libraries present the first performance of a new dance group called the Street Dancing Company. The group will perform dances from the past on several of the bridges in the town
F. A Star May Be Born
Toni Arthur produces plays with seven- to eleven-year-olds, performed at the weekends for parents, family and friends. The plays come from children's stories, and encouragement from the audience is always very welcome.
G. Vita and Harold
The Image Theatre Company dramatises the love—letters of Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicholson. The play is about the couple's lives and their most unusual marriage. Unsuitable for children.
H. Variety Music Evening
A great evening with the latest pop songs, and comedy and dancing from several great and unusual performers. Members of the audience will be invited to join in and will have the chance of winning tickets to a theatre show.
