International Womens Day, Glasgow Studio Orchestra present Leading Ladies, St Gilberts Church, 16 March, 2017
To mark International Women’s Day, the Glasgow Studio Orchestra proudly present LEADING LADIES – a celebration of influential women in film.
The programme includes music from the Star Wars saga, Singin’ in the Rain, Aliens, Chocolat, Mulan, Yentl and much MUCH more. Featuring the stunning 60 voice vocal talents of Connect Choir and the solo talents of Cariss Crosbie, Stefanie Lawrence and Madeleine Pritchard, its a night not to be missed!
So put it in you diary!
THURSDAY MARCH 16th, 2-17
7.30pm
Sherbrooke St Gilberts Church, Nithsdale Road Glasgow
Tickets £7, £5 and £26 for a family of 5 available from
www.priorbooking.com/e/
Go on! You know you want to… 
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