Wave your flags, laugh, cry, whistle, clap, stamp your feet and let your hair down with Roche Brass, local singers. Sterts Youth Theatre and of course, our in-house choir Sterts Singers. Their fantastic sound will fill the theatre with a variety of music alongside such Proms staples as Henry Wood's British Sea songs, Elgar's Pomp & Circumstance March and of course, Jerusalem.
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