The Light Entertainment Society in Oxford

OULES @ 10 - Celebratory Ball

	Buffet Dinner	13th February 2010 17:00 - 23:00
Speeches! Sing-a-longs!	Oxford University Light Entertainment Society cordially invites you to: the OULES 10th Anniversary Celebratory Ball OULES: Biscuits and Wine Since 1999!		Champagne Reception

"The Five Corners" Swing band			Ceilidh
	Wytham Village Hall	£35 drinking £30 non-drinking

What?	A ball to celebrate ten years of OULES. Meet up with former cast-mates, talk about the fun times you had, sing-a-long to your favourite OULES songs, dance to The Five Corners swing band, take part in the Ceilidh!
Dress code:	Black tie with "A touch of tin". "Why tin?" I hear you ask, well according to Wikipedia, the traditional 10th anniversary present is tin. So there.
When?	Saturday, 13th February 2010. The festivities will start at 5pm and finish at about 11pm
Where?	Wytham Village Hall (details to follow), although a coach will be run from the centre of Oxford.
Who?	Anyone connected with OULES in any way can book a ticket. Tickets will be allocated on a first-pay,first-served basis.
How Much?	Drinking tickets cost £35, Non-drinking tickets cost £30. (There will be a £1.50 surcharge per ticket if paying by PayPal to cover PayPal costs).
How do I get a ticket?	Bookings have now closed for tickets, sorry. If you have a ticket booked, you need to pay by 10pm on Sunday 7th February.

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