Simon Gregory`s group of professional and semi professional performers will be presenting their programme of readings, songs and sketches from literature to mark 100 years of women's suffrage.

The evening at St Mary's Church, Walmer is on Saturday and follows the theme of dominant women.

Music is provided by Neil Wright and the soloist is Carol Kewley.

A new member of the company is Emmie Rhodes, the daughter of David and Hazel Chamberlain.

Emmie has recently moved back to Deal from Tunbridge Wells where she was a leading light at Trinity Theatre, the premier drama group in that town. She will be reading the humorous opening chapter of Thackeray`s Vanity Fair, now being serialised on Sunday night television.

The performance is at 7pm. Tickets £7 available from the parish office 01304 366605.