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"Sir Barnes Wallis, designed the bouncing bomb immortalised in "the Dambusters" book and film, while living in Effingham. A very keen cricket fan, he was instrumental in establishing the KGV playing fields and pressured the council in landscaping it to get a flat playing surface."Explore The Horsleys
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A Bunch of Amateurs by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman Directed by Anthony Kemp
Fading Hollywood actor Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford. Unfortunately, it is Stratford in a sleepy Suffolk Village and the home of the Stratford Players - a somewhat struggling amateur dramatic group who are trying to save their theatre from developers. A hilarious comedy co written by Ian Hislop from Private Eye and co writer of Spitting Image and Nick Newman. This is a relatively new comedy having only made it's debut in 2014 and having also been made into a film.Read more
Hms Pinafore At Hatchlands Park
Welcome on board HMS Pinafore, flagship of Her Majestys Royal Navy - the perfect place to mock such stalwart institutions as Government, patriotism and even the Great British Class system! No wonder Queen Victoria said of the original production in 1878: We are NOT amused! Josephine, the captains daughter, is in love with Ralph, a common sailor. But her social-climbing father insists that she is to marry Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty whose roving eye has already noticed her. The young lovers are caught as they elope from the ship and Ralph is locked in the ships dungeon. Can revelations made by Buttercup, the dockside vendor, enable everyone to marry their true hearts loves? Full to the gunwales with sharp dialogue and catchy tunes, this timeless comic opera is performed outdoors by a cast of 6 outstanding performers on a spectacular nautical set, using Sullivans full score. Running time (approx): 2hr (inc 20 minute interval) Suitable for all ages. Bring your own seating/rug, suitable clothing and a picnic Only assistance dogs are permitted. Venue is wheelchair accessible.Read more
The Tempest
The Tempest - Shakespeares most magical play bursting with mayhem, comedy, romance, and surprises! Having developed a reputation for producing first-rate, critically-acclaimed, and highly accessible adaptations of Shakespeares work, Immersion Theatre the multi-award nominated company behind last years smash hit A Midsummer Nights Dream - proudly presents The Tempest; Shakespeares unforgettable tale of magic, romance, comedy, and revenge! With heaps of audience participation, this mesmerising show will be brought to life in unforgettable style, perfect for both, seasoned theatre-goers and newcomers to Shakespeares work. Not to be missed! Age suitability: 8+ / Genre: Play Performances last approximately 110 minutes including interval. Suitable for ages 8+. Please bring your own low-backed chairs or rugs. Performances will continue in wet weather so please come prepared! You are welcome to bring your own picnics/refreshments. Please contact the venue if you have any access queries. All tickets are non-refundable. Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted at the event. For further information regarding assistance dogs, please contact the venue directly. Free entry for carers if accompanying the person they care for. ID will be required.Read more
About The Horsleys
East Horsley is a village in Surrey, on the A246 between Leatherhead and Guildford. Neighbouring villages are West Horsley, Ockham, Effingham and Gomshall. Horsley railway station lies on the New Guildford Line between Guildford and London Waterloo. West Horsley is a small village between Guildford and Leatherhead in Surrey. Neighbouring villages include East Horsley, Ockham, West Clandon and East Clandon. It lies on the A246, and south of the M25 and the A3. The village lies equidistant between the stations of Clandon and Effingham Junction.
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