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Adelphi Theatre
409-412 Strand, London, WC2R 0NS
Made in Dagenham Tickets
Adelphi Theatre
Starring: Gemma Arterton
Running time: 2 hours 40 minutes
Show Closed
This show is now closed.
Made in Dagenham – A big hearted musical
This brand new musical is directed by the award winning Rupert Goold, presented with great pleasure by Stage Entertainment, Glass Half Full Productions and Just for Laughs Theatricals. It's a cracking musical comedy based on the enormously popular 2010 movie, playing at the Adelphi Theatre from 5th November 2014. Inspired by Richard Bea's excellent book, the show features music by David Arnold and lyrics by Richard Thomas.
Made in Dagenham - The story
Gemma Arterton stars as the Shop Steward Rita O'Grady, with Adrian Gregorian as her husband Eddie, in a tale straight from the heart of 1968 Essex.
Rita O'Grady is just one of millions of working women in Britain. But her life is due to change forever when she uncovers a harsh reality at the huge Ford Dagenham plant where she works.
When the factory bosses announce that the females working in the factory's sewing room face a drop in pay because their work is 'unskilled', the women are furious. Rita leads them in a fight for equal pay and equal rights, in the process discovering internal resources she never knew she had.
It's no joke taking on the might of Ford and the factory's corrupt Union. While a few of them give up under the pressure, most of the female workers stand firm and their journey eventually inspires a generation of women right across the world. The only thing is, can Rita do her duty and maintain her happy home?
The musical has been described as hilarious, emotional and timeless, a show that reveals the power ordinary people have if they only take a stand, work together and decide to do the right thing. You'll come out singing, feeling like you've been with Rita and the girls every step of the way, fighting the battle shoulder to shoulder. A lovely show with some swearing, perfectly fine unless you're particularly sensitive.
As Gemma Arterton herself said, "I'm beyond thrilled to be playing Rita O'Grady in Made in Dagenham. It's an important story that I'm passionate about telling, and we intend to tell it with wit, warmth and, of course, a lot of singing and dancing in this production!"
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Customer Reviews
What to expect:Acting
Recommended for:Anyone
based on 138 reviews
Unlikely to become a classic
This musical doesn't have much in the way of memorable music, and the story is pretty much lost on anyone under 55 who for example knows nothing about Harold Wilson, Barbara Castle, the dire state of UK industry (and its cars) in the 60s. Perfectly enjoyable evening, and the audience seemed to like it a great deal: more than I would have expected really.
Best show in london
In one word this is magnificent! Should not be closing. Too many people have missed a fabulous chance to see this show! People need to have faith in new theatre and this is a prime example of that! The best piece of theatre I have seen since Matilda and billy Elliot!
Brilliant, emotional and funny
Loved the show, there was a lot of swearing which may upset some
up there with the best musicals I have ever seen
We had a fantastic time watching made in Dagenham at the Adelphi theatre in Covent garden. The set design, the variety of scenes and the fantastic acting (especially Gemma Alterton) kept me engaged throughout!! It was uplifting and educational and I would recommend anyone to go and see it. Well perhaps not young childen as there is a lot of swearing! The experience was made even better as we got upgraded to the dress circle when we had only payed 17.50 for the upper circle. All round great night! Don't know why this show is coming to an end
Great Show
Great fun show, lots of laughs. Good music, well done
Full of energy right from the start, catchy music and excellent singing, well acted, great entertaining show would highly recommend.
A must watch!
Made in Dagenham
Although some of the language is very adult I am not sure I would recommend taking children, i think they get the balance just right. I found the show hilarious in parts and serious where it was meant to be, excellent evening out ended with a standing ovation something I have not seen for a while.
One to watch
Great storyline, excellent performances. Liked the fact that several different performers were the lead on different songs. Performers came in all shapes and sizes, very realistic.Good set. Best show I've seen.
Made in Dagenham Review
Fantastic acting, singing, humour, and all based on a very worthwhile cause - the equality of employment pay and rites for men and women. Particularly liked Gemma Arterton and the actor who played the Prime Minister - although everyone was excellent. Have already recommended this show to friends - very glad I went.
Quintessentially British Musical Comedy
Took my daughter and the visiting French exchange student to see this recently. It has a very inspirational message, one that is still relevant today because women are held back from advancement by glass ceilings and ongoing prejudice. The French Exchange student struggled to pick up the Essex accent. I thought the singing was very moving and rousing - it felt quite naturally woven into the storyline. The set was brilliant although there was a moment when the house moved back and rattled so much we wondered if it would fall apart. It was an imaginative retro set and brought to mind the sheets of punch out toys I used to get in my cereal box as a little girl. Loved the costuming and hair styles. Great supporting cast too that helped keep the show going. Highly recommended!
Quintessentially British Musical Comedy
Took my daughter and the visiting French exchange student to see this recently. It has a very inspirational message, one that is still relevant today because women are held back from advancement by glass ceilings and ongoing prejudice. The French Exchange student struggled to pick up the Essex accent. I thought the singing was very moving and rousing - it felt quite naturally woven into the storyline. The set was brilliant although there was a moment when the house moved back and rattled so much we wondered if it would fall apart. It was an imaginative retro set and brought to mind the sheets of punch out toys I used to get in my cereal box as a little girl. Loved the costuming and hair styles. Great supporting cast too that helped keep the show going. Highly recommended!
Good musical - glad I didn't miss it
Very funny lines, good story and delivery - really enjoyed the show BUT DON'T SIT IN THE ADELPHI'S DRESS CIRCLE IF YOU'RE MORE THAN FIVE FEET TALL! I've rarely been so uncomfortable.... when your bum's a foot lower than your knees for a couple of hours it's really tortuous
A must see show
I am still buzzing from the show even now. The show had me laughing with its comedy value but at times crying with its poignant message.Very professional show, great acting throughout. Would highly recommend it. A great night!
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Witness history with a hilarious spin
The show used humor to inform about a serious time when a brave group of woman stood up for what was right. It showed the toll on their relationships, health and the sacrifice of financial impact on their families. The set designs were very clever. The jokes were so fast in the beginning that with the heavy accents was a little hard to catch. I liked the show so much, I would like to go again before show expires. It should stay on until everyone has a chance to see it.
Based on a true story, lots expletives, very entertaining, going to buy tickets for my aunty (from Essex).
an excellent night out
Do not miss this show, fabulous performances from all the cast, excellent witty dialogue and amazing set and clothes. Loved every minute, laughed and cried. Congratulations theatre at its best brilliant lyrics and singing wonderful.
Great entertainment
Such a shame this is closing next month. If you get the chance, go to see it. A great feel good show and you really get to know the characters. Fab.
The sets, acting and costumes were all spot on. A very entertaining show that doesn't lose the importance of the underlying message about equality.
Not top show
We felt that the show lacked something which would make it a first-class production. The clue to this was probably in the price of the seats, which were considerably cheaper than the more prestigious shows, and in the fact that the theatre was half empty.
Better than I expected
as the title says!!
The real downside to this show the orchestra seemed to be trying to drown out the singers, the music was far to loud.
Fabulous! Can't see why it is ending so soon.
Fantastic Show!
Really loved this show, a wonderfully funny production of an important and pivotal moment in female equality. Gemma Atherton was brilliant, as eere the rest of the cast, great chemistrry on stage and a very good score that sticks in your head! Couldn't fault it, it will make you laugh and be proud of what the women of Dagenham achieved at the time. Go watch it!
Great show
We were in London for another purpose, but booked to see Made in Dagenham while we were there. It was a fantastic performance, with lots of jokes, wonderful singing and a great story. Stand out moments were the performance of Harold Wilson, the song her husband sings when he leaves her and she's reading his note, and the song she sings at the TUC at the end of the show. Wonderful!
A proper London show !
What a great show all round. Excellent story line of British workplace history. Very well written with excellent humour and a great stage set and cast. Thanks to you all for a great night. Love the theatre too.
Brilliant show
Fantastic all round , recommended to all of our friends.
Who thought Dagenham could be so good?
Loved the show. The music and lyrics were great. Although it was hard to hear some of the lyrics at times. It would be good to be able to get the cast recording on DVD or digital which it appears is not available.
Yank Review
Top notch performances and music. Recommend.
Team green what's seen
Great Show
A fantastic show. Not advisable for young children or persons offended by swearing.
Fantastic show
Amazing show, good story line and well put together. This show dos not disappoint for a Valentine's Night!
Great entertainment
A very funny show and enjoyable evening out.
The show was fantastic the minute the curtain went up. It was funny sad happy and uplifting all the way through. A truly mind blowing show.
Fun and fab
We enjoyed as it was entering lively with a great story. You'll be singing along in the end
Brilliant show - go go go!
Sat in the stalls row P was ok but the theatre isn't sloped so tall people in front is a pain for shorties like me! The show was brilliant, acting, singing, audience interaction and music. Id recommend it to anyone because the story applies to all age groups. Equality is a continuous fight everyone should be aware of. Language isn't appropriate for children.
A great show
Very funny, brilliant music, lots of fun!
A brilliant, hilarious, emotional experience
Loved it. Can't recommend this show highly enough. One of the best ever
Raved in Dagenham
Get as good a seat as you can. The theatre rake at theatre is poor. I am 6 foot and 2 people in next 2 rows in front restricted my view. Stupendous story. Harold Wilson and ' baddie' American stole the show. Songs so good - will always remember 'made in Dagenham, laid in Dagenham, cats spayed in Dagenham'. Thoroughly recommend though have to put up with regular use of 'f' word. Can't rate too highly.
Made in dagenham
Show very well put together,acting good,very funny in parts but some strong language not a family show.More geared to couples and regular theatregoers.Overall very enjoyable I woul give it 4 stars.
Liked the show. quite comical too. A few swear words but give it substance and was in context. Tremendous singing
Delightful Dagenham
My wife and I found Made in Dagenham to be a really enjoyable show. The storyline was a well-constructed dramatisation of the actual events that took place and the characterisation of certain key characters was excellently satirical. The musical score was superb and full of rousing numbers, whilst the performers carried off all songs very strongly. All in all, we found it to be a vibrant performance.
Visitor from Belgium
Typical English storyline, swearing and colloquialisms.
Feel Good Theatre Fun
Absolutely hilarious show, and for me a little educational. Bit of swearing, but hey it was the late 60s in a car manufacturing plant in Dagenham, so don't flinch too much, unlike the woman behind me who let out an audible gasp at every F word! Amazing songs, singing and choreography!! Enjoy.
A Scottish view
Best Show I have ever seen!!
Escapism at its finest
Be prepared to love every minute. Beautifully scripted with perfectly timed and expressed swearing - occasionally. Laugh out loud moments in abundance. Great characters. Fabulous talent. Great set and scenery changes. Want to go again already!
Great Show!
A terrific show that told the story of the girls of Dagenham in a spirited and entertaining way. Great acting singing and sets. Disappointed to see its due to close! Get down to the Strand and see it ...you won't regret it
Fantastic show
This show was fantastic with a great story and brilliant music
Great evening's entertainment
Amazing show, had a horrible seat first time, couldnt see anything much, horrible noisy people near me, this time fantastic seats and so enjoyed the first class acting. Now my 2nd favourite show in the West End, only beaten by Book of Mormon. Musical score is great, I could feel myself welling up in the song sang by the husband as he has left Rita.
Dagenham Girls Strike it Big!
The show dealt with a political issue in the 60's. The songs were authentic in that they evoked music of the era. The issue was important and resonates with the struggle for education for girls and wider women's rights today. A funny script, good singing and acting and seamless movement between scenes with good scenery made for a very enjoyable afternoon.
What a show a must see !!!
Absolutely fantastic.The cast were brilliant, Gemma Arterton was amazing and the music was great, loved every minute of it. There was some swearing in the show but it was all in good humour.
A great afternoon at the Theatre!
I really enjoyed the show, being a Londoner I associated with the story, working Mums, night out at the local pub/ club. Loved the costumes & scenery & enjoyed the humour. Some people may be affendid by the swearing if they were a bit prudish, but it fitted in with the story & I thought it was great!
We loved the Show
Essex girls and boys
Something for everyone. Funny, uplifting and touching. Along with Gorgeous Gemma all of the supporting cast were superb including the tea lady. Watch out for Harold Wilson.
The show was brilliant, really made you appreciate what the woman did for equal pay, had some humour. Loved it, would recommend to anyone
emotional and uplifting
Little did these ladies think that their protest about being paid unskilled wages would lead to the equal pay act. The musical is full of humour with Harold Wilson portrayed as a buffoon.
Fabulous entertainment
Made My Week
excellent from start to finish!
Wonderful from start to finish and a message for all lest we forget what these women achieved. Successfully recreates the mood of the time!
Wowed by Dagenham
I was looking for a musical with some proper British personality,and boy did I find it. When I saw my seat had been moved from the upper circle down into the dress circle and most of the other theatre goers were older - I started to get concerned. But then the show started. Everything about Made in Dagenham was brilliant. The sets were out of this world, the cast was out of this world, the songs amazing. And I feel like I learned something. I laughed often, I cried and I left wishing I could go back and watch it again and again.
Fantastic evening, loved the show
Great presentation of the story, gets across the attitude of the day in a fab musical, loved it.
Funny and easy to watch
Good show quick changes . Fast made you chuckle . Loved Harold Wilson .
A success!!
Fantastic show. Atmosphere in the theatre was brilliant. A great evening!
Although it captured the era in which the show covered, there was quite a bit of swearing. While it didn't bother me at all, younger families may feel awkward.
A great uplifting show
Fantastic show. The whole cast is great and Gemma is a revelation. From the story to the music it's uplifting: if you don't leave with a smile you should check your pulse. Also extremely funny as long as you are broad minded!
Made in Whitnash
this show was superb i loved it from start to finish. so much more enjoyable than wicked which i have seen recently. i would love the music cd from this show dont know if there is such a thing? my only advice would be do not sit in the front row as you will get a sore neck looking up at the stage . i would reccommend row B or row C.
Excellent show - lots of humour. Historical interest - very wittily portrayed. Not suitable for under 12 due to swearing. A brilliant night out.. V v British!
What a joy and fun show. All women should love it!
Neil's Review
Enjoyed the show very much. Good mix of music, humour and fact. Lots of interesting characters including the leading couple, the roles of Harold Wilson and Barbara Castle, and many others. Swearing might put families off.
How we lived
If you were in England in the sixties and forgot what life was like 50 years ago, this very entertaining and moving musical will remind you in less than 2 hours
Brilliant afternoon entertainment
The show was uplifting and funny, singing was excellent, a very enjoyable afternoon.
absolutely brilliant
Loved it from start to finish. Gemma Arterton was just amazing she made me cry I believed every word she said xxx
Great nights entertainment. Will remember it for a long time. Already recommended people to see it and put it on the must see list
Feel good show
Just brilliant
Absolutely loved the show. A great story with fantastic performances all round. The actress playing Barbara Castle was particularly good. A real 'feel good' and definitely witty going.
One of the best
Not suitable for younger children, quite a bit of swearing, but a great show.
Great show, with a good mix of humour and drama would recommend
Best night out
My sister and I thought this was such a great show, funny, touching amazing vocals with geat songs. The cast where fantastic all the members of the cast made this a memorable evening one of the very best musicals we have seen. The attention to detail from the costumes to the sets was so authentic. Well done to all involved.
Most enjoyable and thought provoking
It was a very memorable and enjoyable evening out, I recommend it for anyone who wants more than just words and music. The musical reminds us all of the fight for equal pay for equal work and the resistance from fellow workers, employers and politicians. The language is blunt and makes good fun of all the guilty parties..The set is very impressive and changes throughout the performance. There is a painful direct relevance to politics and struggles today.
Impressive research
The whole experience was excellent from collecting the tickets through a truly memorable performance. Having enjoyed the film and coming from a Ford family, I was most impressed with the additional facts relating to Ford and Essex that were introduced. Most impressed with the researchers.
Great night out
Made in Dagenham was great fun, the story is fantastic and the singing was amazing! Left the theater on a high after the energy of the performance!
Really moving, I teared by the end
So much passion!
fantastic from start to finish
great show
The show was a great realy enjoyed it. The only issue Is I would not recommend for younger children due to some of the swearing in the show.
Made in Dagenham to say farewell to the West End
02 Feb 2015
The new British musical adapted from the screen, Made in Dagenham has posted its notice at the Adelphi Theatre. The acclaimed production starting Gemma Arterton will play its final performance on 11 April 2015.
Review of Made in Dagenham
27 Oct 2014
A show full of working class, no frills energy, but at times it needed reigning in. Well done to the women, both for what they achieved and the actors' performances – the men need to catch up here.
Musicals that are based on films are popping up all over the West End at the moment. Maybe these shows are trying to emulate some of the success of the West End gold standard Billy Elliot, which has made the successful transition to the stage after being an iconic film that I and love. Well it's time for another production to tell its story and hope to gain a piece of the glory – taking over from The Bodyguard, I went to see the Adelphi Theatre's latest offering.
Full cast revealed for Made in Dagenham
08 Aug 2014
New musical Made in Dagenham has announced the rest of the cast that will join Gemma Arterton on stage at the Adelphi Theatre. David Cardy will play Monty and Isla Blair will take on the role of Connie in Richard Bean's adaptation of the BAFTA winning 2010 film.
The Buzz about new West End musical, MADE IN DAGENHAM
18 Mar 2014
It's great to hear the musical based on the film MADE IN DAGENHAM is going ahead. It opens at the Adelphi Theatre in November starring Gemma Arterton as a trade union leader and is directed by Rupert Gould.
I've been excited to see it since I heard gossip about the workshop from people who were there.
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Theatre Address
Adelphi Theatre
409-412 Strand, London, WC2R 0NS
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Theatre Info
- Capacity: 1500
- Year built: 1806


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Remember that your body, no matter how imperfect, is sacred. It is where your divine soul resides. Treat your body with love and respect. After all, it is the only one that you can really call yours in this life. If you want to be loved the right way, start by loving yourself, your body, the right way. When you do this, you will attract the same energy. You will find the kind of love you have always wanted.
Only give yourself (in sex) to someone you are willing to share your whole life with. Reserve your body for someone you will love enough, to make you willing to accept all that this person can bring into your life: good or bad. It is only love that can heal the hurt, pain and burden one has.
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Discussion in 'Chemistry' started by timojin, Dec 16, 2015.
There's very little that river says that makes sense.
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How did I know dywdyr would soon come in here and say this.
But the little that makes sense; makes sense.
Look for a lab. that can isolate one ; single atom of any type ; with the ability to bring it down to minus 280 kelvin.
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And nor does the idea of a temperature, for an isolated molecule, atom or ion. This however is a more complicated issue, so I don't blame river for not understanding it. For any interested readers, there is what strikes me as a good discussion of it here:
If you do not have an ensemble of atoms molecules or ions, with a Boltzmann distribution of kinetic energy, you do not have a well-defined temperature.
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We don't have a well defined temperature ; irrelevent ; just bring the atom of H and O to the point of the manifestation of a liquid .
No it doesn't.
Don't be stupid.
A minus kelvin value makes no sense.
No: a single atom can't be liquid.
Prove it .
In fact, if I recall correctly, the issue of so-called "negative temperature" has come up in some journalists' reports in the last few years and we did discuss it on the other forum, I think.
What they mean however is a population inversion, i.e. involving a non-Boltzmann energy distribution. This can sometimes be modelled with a +ve exponent in the exp(-ε/kT) terms of the distribution functions, which implies a -ve value for T. But it is a quite artificial, non-equilibrium distribution, and so the concept of temperature cannot really be applied to it. It seems to me that negative temperature is journalistic hype, possibly abetted by researchers looking for media coverage. Certainly in the more fundamental sense of temperature as that which indicates the direction of spontaneous heat flow, these "negative" temperatures are not negative at all, because the unstable population inversion will eventually collapse, with release of energy.
This is deeply ironic on at least two counts:
1) You're the one that effectively made the claim - i.e. a single atom being liquid but apparently it's necessary for you to "prove" that this is possoble. (IF you knew anything then you'd know that it's the arrangement/ connections of atoms that make a substance water rather than solid or liquid - a single atom is just an atom).
2) You have a history of making claims that you refuse to support let alone "prove", so why should I have to bother "proving" anything to you?
Explain again
river, what makes you think this? You confess you don't know a lot about the physics of molecular states.
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Once you've understod why an isolated molecule, atom or ion cannot be said to be in a liquid or solid state, maybe we can discuss this. But not before.
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Ville-Marie, New France, May25,1669
Sophie Gaudier, leaning her chin on the broom handle, stood on the veranda of her home, now officially an inn, admiring the healthy green plants in her garden. For the first time in her life, she'd actually worked the soil herself, and while it had been hard to do, the satisfaction it brought was incredible.
With the help of one of the Mohawk servants she and Tante Louise had hired, she'd divided her large garden into two sections. One side had been planted with crops familiar to her from France—cabbage, radishes, lettuce, onions, cucumbers, peas, and melons, as well as the white tubers called pommes de terre that she enjoyed with butter, and a variety of herbs including purslane, sorrel, and parsley. On the other side, she'd allowed her Mohawk servant to plant the maize, squash, and beans as the indigenous people did.
The maize was growing well, and since the other seeds had just gone into the soil, they would be up soon. Planting three different vegetables in one spot was alien to her, but the Mohawk, who referred to the plants as deohako, which translated to those that supported life, did it this way and never had any problems with their crops. Some referred to them as the three sisters as well. The corn stalks provided support for the vines and tendrils of the beans, while the squash leaves would protect the roots of both crops and keep the moisture on them when the sun grew hotter in mid-summer.
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"No pressure, right Cole?"
Cole Herdman just smiled when someone asked the Squalicum junior goalkeeper amid a post-game celebration about all the streaks he had learned he had to protect on short notice.
And protect those three streaks Herdman did in his first varsity start. He gave full credit to an abundance of offensive and defensive help in defending Class 2A state champion Squalicum's 4-0 non-league boys' soccer win over Bellingham on Wednesday, March 18, at Civic Stadium.
"I definitely felt the pressure," said Herdman, especially referring to the Storm's scoreless streak, now 19 games including 17 to end last season. "But these guys are just the best teammates you could have, so that made it easier on the field."
Goals by Carlos Tovar on a rebound in the last minute of the first half and by BJ James after a beautiful run two minutes into the second half took much of the pressure, said Herdman, who helped preserve three streaks two games into the Storm's season.
Squalicum also now has a 21-game win streak and a 25-game unbeaten streak.
Herdman learned about noon Wednesday that he would start against Bellingham, which dropped to 1-1-1. Starting Storm goalkeeper Owen Davis-Bower, a junior, could not play after having his broken nose set following an injury a day earlier in the Storm's season-opening victory over Lynnwood.
"I definitely had the nerves going," said Herdman, who was last year's junior varsity keeper.
Herdman's teammates played so well in the first half, allowing only one shot to the Red Raiders, that he didn't have any save opportunities.
Herdman, however, prevented Bellingham scoring threat Noe Betancourt-Cruz from ending the 19-game scoreless streak when the goalie made a difficult save close to the goal mouth four minutes into the second half.
"That save was a huge confidence builder," said Herdman, who made another fine save in the 56th minute and finished with four. "That gave me real confidence. The nerves went away in the second half."
Squalicum sophomore Tyler Hughes -- who scored on a header in the 70th minute off an assist from James -- was impressed with Herdman's spirited effort.
"Cole played awesome, just amazing," said Hughes.
"Cole looks slight but he got physical when he had to in a very controlled way and made good choices," said Squalicum coach Joe McAuliffe. "We're really blessed with our goalies."
Bellingham keeper Joe Worley, a sophomore, also turned in a solid game with eight saves, including a penalty kick by Hughes in the 70th minute.
But the Storm looked very much like a defending state champion. Squalicum never quit, as evidenced by Conner Miller's first varsity goal in the game's last minute on an assist by fellow sophomore Ben Peterson.
Miller's goal gave the Storm seven goals in its first two games, with six by different players including two by Hughes.
"We got outclassed," said Bellingham coach Matt Zigulus. "That (Squalicum) is a better team right now and we know it. We need to work on consistently playing at a high level.
"There were moments when we were almost back in the game," Zigulis said. "Worley's save on the PK, Blake Langei's tackles. But we couldn't build any momentum. And their goalie (Herdman) was great and really did his job."
McAuliffe was impressed by James' goal, coming as it did from a defender/midfielder.
"That just a great run," the longtime coach said. "He's a super intelligent kid."
James' backline teammates, junior Riley Zehnder, Peterson and senior Spencer Wallace, all did outstanding defensive jobs.
As good as his team has looked in two games, McAuliffe isn't taking anything for granted, especially with four non-league games in five days. The Storm faces Sehome on Friday at 7:30 p.m. and meets Sedro-Woolley on Saturday at 1 p.m., both at Civic.
"There are pieces we're still figuring out," he said.
Bellingham next faces Anacortes on Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Northwest Soccer Park.
Squalicum 4, Bellingham 0
Goal: Carlos Tovar; time: 39. Goal: BJ James; time, 42. Goal: Tyler Hughes; assist: James; time: 70. Goal: Conner Miller; assist: Ben Peterson; time: 80. Shots on goal: Bellingham 5, Squalicum 14. Goalkeepers (saves): Bellingham: Joe Worley (8); Squalicum: Cole Herdman (4).


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The way some pet owners talk about dog food, you'd assume that owning a pet is for the rich and elite. Statements like, "I buy my pet nothing but the best dog food" and "Oh, I would never buy my dog Purina!" can make even us comfortable folks think twice about purchasing a canine. After all, while we're capable of footing the annual vet bill and providing our dogs with all the creature comforts they need to live a happy and healthy life, many of us aren't capable of dropping $50 on a five pound bag of dog food that will last our pooch a week. For many, that's a car payment each month, a cell phone bill or a utility bill. So, what are the alternatives? Don't own a dog at all?
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Hill's is a great brand all around, but their Ideal Balance Grain Free blend is ideal for weight management and maintenance and increased energy. The gluten free blend contains omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, which will greatly improve the condition of your pet's coat and skin. Vitamin C and other included veggies will do wonders his immune system, and cranberries, which contain antioxidants, help to promote bladder health. ($49.49 for 21 lbs)
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008
What? No shopping?
6 comments:
- missy said...
Blimey you do dream about dishy men! There is something lovely about Gorden Ramsey, I dont like all the swearing but he is still great!
My friend is currently in Sydeny on her travels from North to South, lucky thing. Hope you are well
- 25 June 2008 at 4:09 pm
- coco said...
I hear if you dream about celebrities it means luck is coming your way.
I keep having the same dream that my friend gets married and doesn't invite me and I get sad.
- 25 June 2008 at 8:15 pm
- LJ said...
Oo yes, wouldn't mind Gordon popping up in one of my dreams! Missy is right, there's something really attractive about him - think its his passion for food!
- 25 June 2008 at 8:59 pm
- Ming the Merciless said...
HAHAHAHA! Look on the bright side of things -- you didn't dream of Adam Levine cooking your dinner and you massaging the scalp of Gordon Ramsay. That would be WAY too weird.
As for the shopping dilemma, there is always internet shopping. :-)
- 26 June 2008 at 10:38 am
- CoutureCarrie said...
I love all your man-candy here! I think your dreams mean that you need to spoil yourself for a change, rather than worrying about what BOYS want . . . but maybe I've just had too much psychotherapy. Very entertaining post!
- 27 June 2008 at 7:14 am
- Jen (MahaloFashion) said...
Aww i'm sorry that you didn't get to shop but yes think of all the money you saved;)
My trick is to not even walk in because If i do i'm sure to pick something up.
Haha, I haven't had a celebrity dream in ages, maybe since backstreet boy mania :P
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2002 Religious Education Congress
Friday Workshops - Period 2
February 15, 2002 • 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
2-00 The Soul Work of Sexuality
We need to help our young people understand that healthy sexuality is not about how fun, how fast and how much. It's about touching the soul of another person.
Bob Bartlett
Bob Bartlett has been working with young people since 1975 as a youth minister, retreat director, teacher and counselor. He has spoken nationally to schools, youth rallies and parishes. His book is titled "Growing Toward Intimacy." He is married and has three children.
2-01 Spirituality: Exploring the Deeper Dimensions of Life through Television
Television is often written off as corrupting at worst, superficial at best. This session will explore how TV can be a valuable resource for our spiritual lives at home and even in church.
Rev. Bernard R. Bonnot, Ph.D.
Fr. Bob Bonnot is a priest of the Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio, specializing in television since 1980. He currently serves as Senior Vice-President for Religious Affairs at the Hallmark Channel and ministers as a resident at St. John Baptist de la Salle in Granada Hills, Calif.
2-02 Teaching and Preaching the Lenten Lectionary: Possibilities and Perils
The Lectionary exposes Catholics to a wide range of Scripture texts and provides a rich source of Lectionary-based catechesis. Yet in its present form, the Lectionary gives rise to problems. For example, the juxtaposition of readings often reduces the Old Testament to mere preparation for the Gospel text, and readings about women are scarce. This workshop will focus on the Sunday Lectionary for Lent 2002 as a means of reflecting more deeply on two central issues in today's Church: eliminating anti-Judaism and making women's experience more central to worship.
Mary C. Boys, S.N.J.M.
Mary Boys, a "teacher of teachers," holds the Skinner and McAlpin Chair in Religion and Education at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. She is also an adjunct member of the faculties for the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and Teachers College at Columbia University. Author of seven books and 60 articles, she brings extensive experience to Catholic-Jewish dialogue.
2-03 Divorce and Remarriage in the Catholic Church
This workshop will deal with major biblical, moral and pastoral questions: for example, the role of an annulment, excommunication and attendance at the Eucharist. The emphasis will be on practical pastoral questions and concerns.
Rev. Gerald D. Coleman, S.S.
Rev. Gerald Coleman is currently President/Rector at St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park, Calif. He is a Professor of Moral Theology and is Chairman of the Medical-Moral Board for the San Francisco Archdiocese. Fr. Coleman has written numerous articles on morality which have appeared inAmerica, Church and The Priest magazines, among others.
2-04 The Challenge to Pray as Jesus Taught Us
In Matthew's Gospel, Jesus tells us how to pray His official "Household Prayer," traditionally called "The Lord's Prayer" or "Our Father." Jesus' Prayer demands certain attitudes as we pray it and witness to it – like justice and a lack of hypocrisy. It also calls for a transformation of the world. No wonder it once was a secret prayer!
Michael H. Crosby, O.F.M.Cap.
Fr. Michael Crosby lives in downtown Milwaukee in a Capuchin Franciscan Community dedicated to the poor. He serves on many boards and religious institutions to help promote social responsibility in investments. He has taught at both the University of Notre Dame and the Graduate Theological Union and now conducts retreats and workshops on biblical spirituality and contemporary life.
2-05 Memories of a Vatican II Council Father
Bishop Remi De Roo will recall his personal experiences as a participant in all four sessions of the Second Vatican Council (1962-65). He will recount anecdotes, key events, enriching relationships, contentious issues, political strategies and a vision for the future.
Most Rev. Remi J. De Roo
Remi J. De Roo is the retired Bishop of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. While bishop, he served as a Vatican II Council Father. He also was Chairman of the Human Rights Commission of British Columbia, President, of the Social Affairs Commission of EEEB-Canada, and President of the Western Conference of Catholic Bishops–Canada.
2-06 Family Catechesis for All Ages
Family catechesis is faith formation for adults as well as children. This workshop will look at family catechesis within the family at home and for the family at the parish. We will focus on both the adults and children involved.
Judith A. Dunlap
Judith Dunlap has been involved in parish catechesis for nearly 30 years. She has worked as a youth minister, a family faith minister and a DRE. She was a columnist for "Church" magazine for 10 years and co-authored the catechetical series "God is Calling." Currently, she is a Catechetical Consultant for St. Anthony Messenger Press-Franciscan Communication.
Mary Wlodarski
Mary Wlodarski is the Christian Formation Minister for Holy Trinity Parish and a teacher of pastoral supervision at United Theological Seminary, both located in Dayton, Ohio. A former DRE, she has co-written with Judith Dunlap a family-based catechetical series entitled, "God is Calling," in addition to articles published bySt. Anthony Messenger and Catechist magazines.
2-07 Images of God in Our Time
We will reflect together on the contemporary longing for relevance with respect to our God-language and search for meaningful symbols of the Divine in our age. We will begin by exploring the age-old emphasis on stillness and listening as we approach the Holy and ask ourselves what that might look like today. The question we wish primarily to address in our time together: If all God-language is metaphoric, how might we understand religious speech today? How might we reverently approach pronouncements of faith in our time?
Barbara Fiand, S.N.D.
Barbara Fiand, a Sister of Notre Dame de Namur, lectures throughout the country and abroad on issues related to holistic, feminine and quantum spirituality as well as prayer and religious life. She is the author of six books, a variety of articles as well as cassette tapes. She is working on her seventh book, a collection of meditative essays.
2-08 Jesus, the New Adam, and Our Temptations
How and why did the first Adam and Eve yield to temptation in the garden and damage our desires? How does Jesus, the new Adam, led into the desert by the tempter, show us the way through all of our temptations to the healing and fulfilling of our desires? Dr. Paul Ford will lead workshop participants in an in-depth analysis of the spirituality of the readings and songs of the First Sunday of Lent, Year A, as the key to a holy Lent.
Paul F. Ford, Ph.D.
Paul Ford, a cradle Catholic, studied for the priesthood but was never ordained; joined as a Benedictine monk at St. Andrew's Abbey, Valyermo, Calif., but never solemnly professed. Now Professor of Theology and Liturgy at St. John's Seminary in Camarillo, Calif., Dr. Ford is an authority on the life and writings of C.S. Lewis.
2-09 The Jesus Prayer: Christian Practice
A teaching on the Jesus Prayer: How can I pray without ceasing? What's the difference between the Jesus Prayer and Prayer of the Heart? Sr. Meg Funk will do a catechesis for beginners.
Mary Margaret Funk, O.S.B.
Since 1994, Sr. Meg Funk has served as the Executive Director of Monastic Interreligious Dialogue and is the author of "Thoughts Matter" and "Tools Matter." She teaches, writes and is a student of monastic practices.
2-10 Elizabeth Ministry: Nurturing Families During the Joys and Trials of the Childbearing Years
What help can we offer families who are mourning the loss of a child through miscarriage, infant or child death or those struggling with infertility or prenatal testing concerns? How can we encourage those who are pregnant, have given birth or are in the adoptive process and assist families experiencing a child crisis or special need? Join in this life-affirming workshop, presented by the founder of Elizabeth Ministry, which offers resources and information on how this international movement can collaborate with your parish to serve families.
Jeannie Hannemann, M.A.
Jeannie Hannemann is founder and Director of Elizabeth Ministry, an international movement that offers support to women and their families during childbearing years and beyond. The former teacher is a popular speaker (locally in Wisconsin for 20 years, nationally for six years), consultant and author.
2-11 Passing on Our Faith Through Story, Song & Rite
Music is a powerful tool in passing on faith from one generation to another. How does the worship life of a community support, inspire and encourage the faith development of children and youth? This workshop will focus particularly on the role that other cultures offer us of an alternative vision of faith and community. The workshop will look at the diversity of liturgical musical resources available to the parish.
Marty Haugen
For the past 20 years, composer Marty Haugen has presented workshops and concerts across North America, Europe, Polynesia, Asia and Central America to both Roman Catholics and Protestants. His vast range of musical compositions appear in numerous hymnals for Canadian and Australian Catholics, the U.S. Evangelical Lutherans as well as countless Catholic and Protestant denominations.
2-12 Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us: The Challenge of a Mature Faith in a Secular World
How do we, as faithful and faith-filled Catholics, continue to grow in our faith as adults? Using the recent document on adult religious education by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops/U.S. Catholic Conference (NCCB/USCC), we will explore the meaning of a mature faith in today's culturally diverse church.
Dr. Diana L. Hayes
Dr. Diana Hayes is an Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Georgetown University, specializing in liberation theology. She holds doctorates in law, philosophy and sacred theology, the latter two from the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium. She lectures widely in the United States and internationally.
2-13 Prophets: Foundation for Ministry in a Global Context
Dr. Gina Hens-Piazza
What is a prophet? Contemporary research in biblical studies has begun to challenge some of our common assumptions and previous notions about these biblical figures. Moreover, recent studies suggest new ways the prophet becomes a relevant and challenging model for expanding notions of ministry in our global church.
2-14 Gospel Drama: Walking with the Women and Men of the Bible
Experience how drama and storytelling can draw you into the heart of Scripture. In this "mini retreat," you will meet some of your favorite Scripture characters and learn the spiritual truths they have to impart. We'll talk briefly about how and why, but mostly the monologues and dramatizations will invite us into prayer and reflection. Experience humor, pathos and joy, and let these familiar Bible characters teach you again how to live the Gospel each day and in every part of your life.
Graziano Marcheschi
Graziano Marcheschi is Director of the Lay Ministry Programs Office for the Chicago Archdiocese. He serves, along with his wife Nancy, on the faculty of the Institute of Pastoral Stueies, Loyola University Chicago, and Retreat International at the University of Notre Dame. A number of their poetry, gesture prayer and Scripture dramtizations have been published.
Nancy Seitz Marcheschi
Nancy Marcheschi, along with husband Graziano, is Director of the Anawim Players. They have been using performing arts for over 20 years at conferences in their local Chicago area as well as across the country. Currently, Nancy is on staff at Pope John XXIII School in Evanston, Ill.
2-15 When the Bough Breaks
Substantial and incontrovertible evidence has proven the debilitating affect family loss has on the well being of the children impacted by such an event. Although some children are resilient, most do not bounce back easily from a death, divorce, abandonment, or having a parent in prison or absent due to depression or addiction. Even the resilient ones suffer and grieve. They must be supported to triumph over their loss.
Suzy Yehl Marta
Suzy Yehl Marta, a divorced mother of three boys, gave up the security of three jobs to establish Rainbows, a non-profit organization for single parent and stepfamily children grieving over the loss of a parent through death, divorce, separation or other painful transition. Rainbows' curriculum has served more than 900,000 youth throughout the United States, Canada and abroad.
2-16 School Year/Church Year: Customs and Decorations in the Catholic Classroom
Pumpkins in October, turkeys in November, Valentines in February. But why? Do you ever think, "As a Catholic school teacher, I can be doing so much more"? This workshop offers a crash course on the Church's year and suggests customs, activities and decorations to bring to students the best of their rich biblical and liturgical heritage in celebration of the Church's year of grace.
Peter Mazar
Peter Mazar is Acquisitions Editor for Liturgy Training Publications in Chicago. A former editor with World Library Publications, he is the author of four publications. His focus has been on keeping the liturgical year at home, in church and in the church school.
2-17 When the Saints Come Marching In
Art is a great way to teach kids about saints and symbols. This workshop will offer an emphasis on saints as seen with contemporary eyes through art and story. Practical suggestions and project ideas will be offered.
Bro. Michael O'Neill McGrath, O.S.F.S.
Michael O'Neill McGrath is a nationally recognized artist, speaker and leader of retreats and workshops. His work is familiar to readers of many of today's leading Catholic publishers. For the past seven years, Bro. Michael has worked full time as a speaker, presenter and retreat director. He has spoken at the East Coast Religious Education Conference and the NCEA in 1999 and 2000.
2-18 Radical Amazement & Prophetic Sympathy: A Mystical-Prophetic Approach to Pastoral Ministry
Wonder, awe, praise, gratefulness, faith, passion, compassion: Ministry is the response of being moved, whether by God, traces of grace or the awareness of suffering. This workshop will explore ministry as the cultivation and extension of amazement and sympathy.
Dan Miller
Dan Miller is a writer, teacher and spiritual guide. For the past 22 years, he has worked as a pastoral associate, liturgy coordinator, hospital chaplain, pastoral counselor and spiritual director. He currently is Director of Christian Initiation at St. John Vianney Church in Hacienda Heights, Calif. Miller has given numerous talks and retreats in New Jersey, Washington and California.
2-19 Preaching 101: Happy Homiletics
Called to preach the Word, Christians must bring the Message of God to the people in such a way that they receive and understand God's unconditional Love. Preaching can be fun if your heart is open to being used by the Holy Spirit. This workshop will focus on truly Catholic preaching techniques.
Rev. R. Tony Ricard
Fr. Tony Ricard is Pastor/Parochial Administrator for Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish and St. Philip the Apostle Parish in New Orleans, La. He is also the Core Instructor of Church Doctrine for the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University. A returning speaker at Congress, Fr. Ricard has given keynote addresses, retreats, revivals and youth talks across the nation.
2-20 There Is Something Essential That You Only Know By "Dying"
Richard Rohr will present the similar patterns of faith found among those who suffer, all mystics and those who have survived near-death experiences. Is this not exactly what Jesus was always teaching? For some reason, we did not fully get it. We too quickly started worshiping the messenger instead of living His clear message.
Rev. Richard Rohr, O.F.M.
Fr. Richard Rohr, a Franciscan of the New Mexico Province, now lives in a Franciscan community in New Mexico and divides his time between local work and preaching/teaching around the world. Best known for his audio- and videotapes, Fr. Rohr has written articles for numerous national and foreign publications. His latest books are "Job and the Mystery of Suffering" and "Everything Belongs."
2-21 Reach Your Teens – Guaranteed!
Jesus knew exactly how to work in different cultures. Why don't we discover these gems of wisdom in our ministry with young people? Discover the most effective ways to make the Gospel relevant to teens in honorable new ways! Capture the enthusiasm and energy of your teens as they take on leadership in ministry. This stuff works! Guaranteed!
Anna Scally
A workshop and youth rally speaker, youth ministry training consultant and disc jockey, Anna Scally has made over 2,000 public presentations at youth rallies, training events, retreats and adult education days, including major conferences for religious educators in North America. Scally, President of Cornerstone Media, is also a columnist for their "Top Music Countdown" quarterly poster.
2-22 How to Reduce Conflict Between You and Your Teenager
Are you tired and frustrated by the continuous conflict between you and your teen? Arguing is often seen as detrimental to relationships. Learn the secrets of transforming conflict into harmony and discover better ways of talking and listening that will improve your relationship by clearing up misunderstandings and hurt.
Patt Saso
Patt Saso, Co-Owner of Saso Seminars & Counseling Services, has been a professional speaker for more than a decade. She and her husband Steve are authors of the award-winning book, "10 Best Gifts For Your Teen" and a set of parenting cassette tapes. She integrates body and spirit in her seminars and private practice.
Steve Saso
Steve Saso draws upon his 30 years of experience as a high school educator to mobilize parents and teachers to build influential relationships with kids. He has been a professional speaker for more than 10 years, and has produced with his wife a book and a set of parenting cassette tapes.
2-23 Building a Healthy Conscience in Junior- and Senior-Highers, the College-aged and Young Adults
This workshop will focus on developing and forming a healthy, functioning conscience in adolescence and young adulthood (ages 11 through 25). The presenter will provide a multidimensional view of conscience that the adult minister/educator can use to build young people's consciences. Emphasis will be placed on pastoral and practical applications and interventions adults can use with youth.
Charles M. Shelton, S.J., Ph.D.
Author of five books and awarded by the Catholic Press Association, Fr. Charles Shelton is Associate Professor of Psychology at Regis University in Denver and is a licensed psychologist in private practice. He has made over 50 presentations to ministerial and mental-health professionals throughout the country as well as in Canada, Ireland, Taiwan, Thailand and Cambodia.
2-24 The Necessity of Hope
"Hope is believing in spite of the evidence and watching the evidence change": Despite the tragedy of recent events, I still believe in that hope. Now, more than ever, we need to reclaim the possibility of hope. In my travels around the world, I have seen how people from all walks of life are making a difference in their communities. The faith community is getting mobilized like never before and the work of faith-based organizations is in the news every day. Join me on a journey that brings you face to face with stories of faith and hope.
Jim Wallis
A preacher and activist, Jim Wallis is currently Editor-in-Chief ofSojourners magazine and Convener of the Call to Renewal network. Author of numerous books, he has had columns in hundreds of newspapers and magazines. Wallis travels extensively nationwide and internationally leading seminars and retreats.
2-25 God as Lover: The Gospel According to Hosea
Dr. Daniel Smith-Christopher
The Prophet Hosea, introducing the language of love in the vocabulary of Israel and thus biblical religion, had a huge impact on the biblical tradition of faith. But are westill too cautious in accepting Hosea's "gospel" of God and God's people as lovers?
2-26 Churches at War and Peace: The Eastern & Western Churches, the Muslims and the Council of Florence 1439
In the stormy 1,000 years of tension and disagreement between the Eastern and Western Churches, there was a brief moment of hope of reconciliation in the 15th century. We will visit that time and place and revisit the hopes and fears, then visit the world of today, in the circumstances of long ago. This talk is presented in honor and respect to Pope John Paul II and his outreach to the Eastern Church and the other children of Abraham.
Rev. Thomas C. Weston, S.J.
Fr. Tom Weston teaches, gardens and speaks on matters of faith and living at retreat houses and parishes throughout North America. He has been a member of the California Province of the Society of Jesus since 1965 and was ordained in 1978. Fr. Weston has lived in Oakland, Calif., since 1981.
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