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Menopause The Musical has entertained audiences in more than 100 American cities, as well as in Australia, Canada, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, South Africa and South Korea. The previous West End run and Irish tour were a huge hit with audiences and critics alike. Each week around 35,000 women of all ages and stages find their spirits lifted by the show's light-hearted look at the menopause. Menopause The Musical writer/producer Jeanie Linders says the characters are a compilation of any woman and are sure to appeal to all women. "Each of us has a part of our personality that is glam; or striving for success, or dedicated to making our physical world a better place, or to being a loving mate. I think that is one of the reasons that the women in the audience readily identify with the characters. Seeing them 'suffer' the woes of the menopause brings the experience closer to home," she said. It's been said that Jeanie wrote Menopause The Musical "after a bottle of wine and a hot flush". Parodying songs has always come naturally to her. She recalls standing in front of her freezer, dressed up in a posh frock as she headed for a big 'do', singing "Hot Flush" to Rod Stewart's hit "Hot Legs". It gave her the inspiration to create the rest of the show which opened in March 2001 in an old Florida perfume shop which had been converted into a theatre. The musical has been credited with bringing the topics of ageing and menopause to the forefront and Jeanie views it as a great way for women to connect all over the world. But first and foremost it is a celebration of memory loss and music, hot flushes and low tolerance levels, humour and hormones.

Are you a single gentleman aged between 40 and 60? Fed up of awkwardly whizzing round lots of singles at events? Want to meet other singles in an intimate and luxurious environment, while having fun? Come along to our Click & Connect Photography Workshop in Newcastle-under-lyme. Enjoy a 20% discount. And meet single ladies while learning useful photography tips. You will: o Be part of a smaller, exclusive group of women and men o Have more time to chat and get to know other singles o Rotate and meet the other attendees o Have a chance to win on our free raffle! You’ll also gain the knowledge to improve your photographs using very easy principles including: o how to perfect your portraits o understanding light o how to use the rule of thirds o using colour and patterns in your photographs This half-day weekend workshop will give you time to relax, learn and mingle with all the other singles in a luxurious environment. And if you end up on a date with another attendee afterwards, you’ll be able to take great photos of each other having fun! :) SAVE 20% in our launch offer but only until April 28th! Tickets will then increase to £40 so don’t miss out on the discount. Refreshments and all equipment (including cameras) will be provided. GENTS - book on the link below, LADIES - please search for "LADIES Click & Connect - Singles Photography Workshop" Terms and conditions apply. Limited places are available. Book now and put the savings towards your next date!

Menopause The Musical has entertained audiences in more than 100 American cities, as well as in Australia, Canada, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, South Africa and South Korea. The previous West End run and Irish tour were a huge hit with audiences and critics alike. Each week around 35,000 women of all ages and stages find their spirits lifted by the show's light-hearted look at the menopause. Menopause The Musical writer/producer Jeanie Linders says the characters are a compilation of any woman and are sure to appeal to all women. "Each of us has a part of our personality that is glam; or striving for success, or dedicated to making our physical world a better place, or to being a loving mate. I think that is one of the reasons that the women in the audience readily identify with the characters. Seeing them 'suffer' the woes of the menopause brings the experience closer to home," she said. It's been said that Jeanie wrote Menopause The Musical "after a bottle of wine and a hot flush". Parodying songs has always come naturally to her. She recalls standing in front of her freezer, dressed up in a posh frock as she headed for a big 'do', singing "Hot Flush" to Rod Stewart's hit "Hot Legs". It gave her the inspiration to create the rest of the show which opened in March 2001 in an old Florida perfume shop which had been converted into a theatre. The musical has been credited with bringing the topics of ageing and menopause to the forefront and Jeanie views it as a great way for women to connect all over the world. But first and foremost it is a celebration of memory loss and music, hot flushes and low tolerance levels, humour and hormones.

New Business Network Meeting meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month at 9.45am  The format will be  • Open networking  • Welcome and introductions - giving people the opportunity to give a quick insight into their business (around 2 minutes) • An opportunity to exchange business cards • A networking break - refreshments • The Business Focus of the meeting - this will give a business around half hour in the meeting to focus on their business,  the idea that being everyone tries to help that business on the day after listening to a presentation, and having a Q&A to build a list of potential introductions, and possible ideas for the growth of that business. Tips, feedback and business exchanged - business tips or ideas, an opportunity to thank anyone for business, or any contacts that have proved valuable. People in the room that they would like to meet with. I believe there is a gap if people are starting a business, or coming to a new area, or just reached a crunch point, when a new type of network group might be able to help. We are noramlly meet at the College as South Cheshire College have expressed an interest in growing their links with the business community. The aim of the group is to help people understand the benefits of networking, if new, and to help build their list of contacts, as well as for everyone to grow their business.