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Bath Christmas Market
Set in the centre of Bath, alongside the stunning architecture of the famous Roman Baths and the impressive Bath Abbey, the market consists of over 120 individual wooden chalet style stalls - each one offering quality products and brilliant gift ideas. From handmade crafts, unique jewellery pieces and decorations, to locally produced food and drink, you will find it easy to find ′something different′ - that special ingredient for the most memorable and treasured gifts.

With the perfect combination of exciting products and festive entertainment, Bath Christmas Market is a truly unique shopping experience.

42nd Street Music by Harry Warren, Lyrics by Al Dubin Book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble

The greatest showbiz musical of them all, the winner of numerous awards. This terrific family entertainment sparkles and is guaranteed to leave you tapping your toes and singing along to old favourites which include We’re in the Money, Shuffle off to Buffalo, Lullaby of Broadway and 42nd Street itself.

An Ideal Husband Oscar Wilde’s must see, pertinent comedy about sleaze, financial scandals, tabloid exposure and the private morals of public men is set in the world of London parties, politics and diplomacy in 1895. Sir Robert Chiltern, a promising politician, finds his marriage and career under threat when the devious Mrs Cheveley attempts to blackmail him at a fashionable dinner party… Directed by Peter Hall Starring Kate O’Mara, Michael Praed, Carol Royle, Robert Duncan with Fenella Fielding and Tony Britton.

Presented by English Touring Opera, Monday - Rusalka, Tuesday - La tragédie de Carmen Rusalka

She is the mermaid forbidden to mix with mortals. He is the handsome prince for whom she risks everything. Together they embark on a love affair that sees her sacrifice her home and her immortality. Dvorak’s rapturous score is crowned by the poignant Song to the Moon. Susannah ETO Spring 2008 sings the title role, with Richard Roberts as the Prince, Fiona Kimm as Ježibaba and Camilla Roberts as the Foreign Princess.

This is opera at its most powerful, a raw and visceral adaptation of Bizet’s most popular work.A soldier, Don Jose, falls madly in love with the gypsey, Carmen. Despite the protestations of his faithful fiancee, Jose’s fate is sealed and his passion for the dimissive temptress can only lead to tragedy. Directed by Andrew Steggall, conducted by Gareth Hancock, and features Leah Marian Jones singing the title role, with Sinead Campbell as Micaëla, David Curry as Don Jose, and Nicholas Garrett as Escamillo.

After a record-breaking season in London last year, Rambert Dance Company returns to Bath with a brand new programme, bringing the very best of British and world-class talent to its audience.

Rambert’s twenty two dancers are considered to be some of the finest and most versatile in the world, performing a wide range of styles with precision and flair. The Company believes in the power of live music to enrich the senses and is the only modern dance company to permanently tour with an orchestra. London Musici, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, superbly enhances the Rambert experience.

Bath Mozart Festival

As the days shorten and leaves begin to fall, music-lovers across the region turn their attention to the annual Bath Mozartfest. Each year the Mozartfest celebrates the maestro’s music, and that of his contemporaries or those influenced by him, in a glorious nine-day feast of classical music. For Reservations contact Bath Festivals Box Office 01225 463362

Bath Film Festival Is a fortnight of celebrating great cinema, with screenings and events taking place at a range of venues across Bath for further details of the events taking place visit www.bathfilmfestival.org.uk

“Oriental Destiny” Egyptian Dance features a cast of 15, casting has been done with immense care, topping the bill is Egyptian dancer Khaled Mahmoud, who has performed all over the world, also Chalf Hassan a popular Morroccan musician and Kay Francksen who is a highly sought after actress. Tickets £15 & £12 and are available from Bath Festival Box Office on 01225 463362 or www.bathfestivals.org.uk For further information on the show see www.egyptiandanceunveiled.co.uk

Discover Bath and join a guided walking tour of the city. Many of these tours are daily and you don′t need to book a place, just turn up and enjoy your guided walk.

Jane Austen Walking Tours
Experienced guides take you to the places where Jane lived, walked, visited and shopped, as well as discover Bath′s fascinating history, culture and wonderful architecture.

Ghost Walks of Bath
Experience the highly acclaimed tour on foot as you walk through the ancient streets of the Roman city of Bath. Tours leave 6 days a week in summer and every Friday in winter. tourism@bathtourism.co.uk

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