Theatre Group

Contact Chris Farleigh 8086 2882 to book your ticket

Salisbury Playhouse On Golden Pond

Tuesday 17^th September 7.30pm Tickets £12

Norman and Ethel are spending the summer in their cabin on the shore of Golden Pond, something they have done for more than forty years. This year, their daughter is visiting them with her new fiancé and his teenage son. As Norman forms a grandfatherly bond with the boy, he also begins to re-evaluate his troubled relationship with his own daughter.
This is a witty and warm story about family and living life to the full.

Salisbury Studio Theatre Jamaica Inn

Thursday 10^th October 7.30pm Tickets £8.00

A dramatic reinterpretation of Daphne du Maurier's classic swashbuckling tale of Jamaica Inn. The play follows the fortunes of newly orphaned Mary Yellan, who arrives by carriage at Jamaica Inn, hoping to find solace with her Aunt Patience. She soon comes into contact with landlord Joss Merlyn and his thieving younger brother, Jem. From there, du Maurier's gothic tale of love and loss unfolds.

Sarah Siddons Street Theatre

There’s Something Rotten in the Town of Hampton

31^st Oct & 1^st November 7pm & 9pm Tickets £5.00

A promenade performance starting from Holyrood Church

Vernon Theatre Lyndhurst The Diary of Anne Frank

Thursday 31^st Oct – Saturday 9^th of October 7.45pm Tickets £8.00

Anne Frank's diary is considered one of the most enduring testaments of the Second World War. The story concerns the lives of a Jewish family hiding from the German occupying forces in war-torn Amsterdam. To escape the horrors of Nazi persecution, Otto Frank hides with his wife and two daughters in attic rooms above an Amsterdam warehouse for two years. Also hiding with the Franks are four other people - the Van Daans, their son Peter, and a dentist, Mr Du...ssel. In her diary Anne recorded an account of the trials and tribulations of the people around her, all trying to live a normal life in cramped attic accommodation, whilst under the constant threat of discovery by the Gestapo.

Salisbury Playhouse The Recruiting Officer

Tuesday 19^th November 7.30pm Tickets £14

The dashing Captain Plume has arrived in Shrewsbury to enlist the local men into the King’s army using every trick in the book. He’s also got his eye on the heiress Sylvia – but will he and the other men realise that the women are doing some recruiting of their own? Heavens!

From swashbuckling soldiers to sexual exploits, The Recruiting Officer is a raucous and wonderfully English comedy of bawdiness, bed-hopping and meddling servants.

Royal Albert Hall John Rutters Christmas Concert

Thursday December 12^th 3pm Upper Choir Seats Coach & Tickets £29.60

Coach leaving Totton 9.15am returning to Totton approx 8.30pm

Payment now required. All seats booked

Hanger Farm Arts Centre Anne of Green Gables Forest Forge Theatre
Monday 20^th January 7.30pm Tickets £10.00

Join Anne and a host of memorable characters in a story about family, friendship and the fun of childhood

Away Days

Mary Rose Museum & Portsmouth Historic Dockyards

10.45am Monday 7^th October Tickets £17.60 plus travel

Warrior, Victory and Harbour Tour included

Questers

A Guided Walk around Southampton’s Historical Vaults

10.30am Thursday 19^th September

Starting 10.30am at Holyrood Church, High Street Cost £5.00

A Heritage walk, covering the history of the vaults

ANYONE FANCY A FEW DAYS AT THE MANOR HOUSE HOTEL, OAKHAMPTON, DEVON In October 2014

It is a craft and sports hotel set on the edge of Dartmoor. Prices include breakfast, lunch, and dinner and use of all sports & craft facilities. You can do pottery, glass painting & engraving, woodwork, design tee-shirts, frame pictures, silk painting, try your hand at archery, air pistol shooting, rifle shooting, bowls, tennis, curling, golf, swimming, table tennis, ten pin bowling the list is endless. Look up their website for further information. .Check out their web site www.manorhousehotel.co.uk/