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The Choir of Man is currently playing at The Everyman Cheltenham Theatre until Saturday and unfortunately, if you are looking for tickets I'd suggest contacting the box office as they are very limited seating (this is due to how popular it is!).
There's a very unusual set up for this show, now as you have seen on Instagram for Everyman Cheltenham, you will see this isn't your average show set up. I won't spoil the surprise as it's unique and one of a kind for theatre.
Radio Bath was invited by Bath Racecourse as their chosen charity to fundraise on one of their race days.
Radio Bath had a fantastic time and we really enjoyed it. Loraine and Tom got asked if we could choose the best dressed horse (Thai Boxer) and present an award to one of the winning horses, you can see the photos below (with thanks to Loraine and Radio Bath) for capturing these.
Loraine (12pm-2pm) on a Thursday will be playing the interview with a jockey and Tom and James tonight (Sat 1st August) will be chatting about the race day!
Tune in via Digital Radio & Smart Speaker, Online via www.RadioBath and the Radioplayer app. Also, after broadcasting our show will automatically be uploaded*
7PM-10PM Thursday uploaded & 8pm-11pm on Saturday.
This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International.
On Tuesday we were invited to Everyman Cheltenham to see "Come From Away" which is a amateur performance that has been put together for 1 week only at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham.
📻 Listen Again to our Saturday Shows
📻 Saturday 18th July (8PM Hour)
https://www.mixcloud.com/radiobath/bradey-mills-saturday-18th-july-show-8pm/
📻 Saturday 18th July (9PM Hour)
https://www.mixcloud.com/radiobath/bradey-mills-saturday-18th-july-show-9pm/
📻 Saturday 18th July (10PM Hour)
https://www.mixcloud.com/radiobath/bradey-mills-saturday-18th-july-show-10pm/
There are Timetable changes and new services launching in WECA on 26th July. See an overview of them below. These are an overview of service changes to where we broadcast. There may be some other service changes further afield in South Gloucestershire.
2V – Odd Down P&R – Tunley – Timsbury – Paulton – Midsomer Norton – Radstock is Replaced by service 100.
25 – Southville to Eastgate Centre via Bristol City Centre Bristol - New Operator First West of England Ltd Route changed to terminate at Eastgate Centre (instead of Fishponds) and extended from Bristol City Centre to Southville. Monday to Sunday every 30 minutes between 07:00 and 19:00.
99 – Ubley – East Harptree – Bishop Sutton – Chew Stoke – Chew Magna – Pensford is Replaced by service 101.
NEW: 100 – Bath – Timsbury – Farmborough – Bishop Sutton – Chew Valley – Bristol New service – replaces 2V and, combined with X91, will provide a more comprehensive bus service between the Chew Valley and Bristol. Increase in frequency. Monday to Saturday every 60 minutes between 06:00 and 19:00
NEW: 101 – Bishop Sutton – Chew Magna – Paulton – Midsomer Norton – Radstock New service – replaces 99. New links created between Chew Valley and Paulton, Midsomer Norton, and Radstock. Monday to Saturday every 90 minutes between 07:00 and 20:00.
525 – Yate – Ladden Garden Village – Yate – Westerleigh – Pucklechurch – Emersons Green - Some journeys removed at weekends. Every 60 minutes Monday to Saturday
Every 120 minutes Sunday (new operator Eurocoaches)
768 – Bath City Centre – Priston – Timsbury – Camerton – Radstock – Writhlington Increase from 2 roundtrips per day to every ~120 minutes. Earlier and later journeys. Monday to Saturday between 07:00 and 19:00.
K2 – Keynsham Town Service - New service – K2 will provide a connection between the Chocolate Quarter and Keynsham and provide new connections across Keynsham. Monday to Saturday every 60 minutes between 07:00 and 19:00.
Want to know what we've been playing on The Bradey & Mills Show?
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Listen Again to the shows via the relevant links below
Thursday 16th July (7pm) https://www.mixcloud.com/.../bradey-mills-thursday-show.../
Thursday 16th July (8pm)
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../bradey-mills-thursday-show.../
Thursday 16th July (9pm)
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../bradey-mills-thursday-show.../
Friday 17th July (2pm)
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../friday-afternoon-with-dave.../
Friday 17th July (3pm)
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../friday-afternoon-with-dave.../
Friday 17th July (4pm)
https://www.mixcloud.com/.../friday-afternoon-with-dave.../
On Tuesday night we were invited to see Believe: The Cher Songbook in Cheltenham at the Everyman Theatre.
After last seeing Charlotte and the band in Truro back in what I believe was 2024 we were keen to get back to support her as we loved seeing her when she was on stage in Truro and I believe we first saw her in Windsor. We've been eagerly monitoring the socials for her return, so as you can imagine, when we got notification that she was back in Cheltenham, we'd just had to jump at the chance for tickets.
A head of her performance tomorrow night in Everyman Cheltenham, Charlotte from the Believe - The Cher Songbook, who leads the show, sat down and answered some questions about the show.
This is always an interesting question to answer, as the answer is both yes and no! Believe: The Cher Songbook was actually began as a theatre tour in 2019, with Back Into Hell having it's first show in 2022.
However, the idea DID come out of a performance from a Tribute festival where - as a part of the band alongside Terry Nash who leads Back Into Hell - I performed a couple of numbers as Cher. The video was seen but the owner of Showplanr, who (half jokingly I think!) said 'Let's do Cher'... and I didn't need to be asked twice! From there, myself and my then partner - now husband - took the creative reigns and after a huge amount of research, lots of song options, various costume ideas and watching the entirety of Cher's film library(!) we settled on the plan for the show. I absolutely love the format - a chronological journey through her career - and it hasn't really deviated from it since.
On Saturday 27th June Bradey & Mills with Radio Bath went to The Bath Festival of Motoring and Music. We had a stand and presenter Dave Mason brought his classic car to the site and parked it in front of the Radio Bath tent.
More about the event below;
The Bath Festival of Motoring and Music offers an opportunity to experience iconic automotive exhibits spanning decades.
From super cars, to classic cars, from motorcycles to other motoring genres – there is something to appeal to every enthusiast – with new exhibits added each year.
Attendees of all ages and interests can get up close and personal with a wide range of vehicles, experience the owners’ product passion and learn about their history in a safe, fun and inspiring environment.
We also had a doughnut from Pipp and Co, which do a Mixed Berry Jam Doughnut, these are delicious and really worth the £3 price tag.
We also note they do plenty of other flavours. Check them out as they occasionally sell them in Budgens of Box (Fri/Sat).
The Event continues on Sunday 28th June from 10am-4pm. So do check it out.
Avenue Q - what can I say!
It’s brilliant. A really great evening out in London. 
The show from start to finish is hilarious as the puppets take to the stage with incredible voice actors who really make the show brilliant.
The puppets (feel) almost really life like and occasionally you forget they are voiced by actors on stage who play several characters.
It’s a small cast but well executed. There’s some great song numbers and some stand out moments and I haven’t laughed so much at a show for a very long time.
It’s 2 hours of pure madness with James and I both wondering what on earth was happening on stage as there was something different happening every second the show was on stage.
It’s safe to say, James and I would happily go and see it again.
It’s not recommended for children. For obviously reasons. It’s recommended for 13+, there could be some material that could offend some people.
Overall. We throughly enjoyed it and would recommend to anyone who wants to see a show in London.
With thanks to Raw PR for the invite.
Avenue Q - Plays until January 2027 at The Shaftesbury Avenue Theatre
So, you know the film, highly successful, however slightly changed some of the songs, specially the one at the end, the one I enjoy the most... so I was interested to see how this would be in the UK Tour of Mean Girls
Tuesday we were invited to Cheltenham Everyman to see Mean Girls, I knew the film and had heard the Broadway soundtrack so knew really what the show would be, What I didn't know, was that Fay Tozer from Steps, would be in it... playing several roles, and being hilariously funny in the scenes she did have.
