
Cinemas and Theatres in and around Kingston upon Thames
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| The Odeon Kingston www.odeon.co.uk | ||
| Located at the Rotunda Leisure Centre
on Clarence Street opposite the train station. Cromwell Road bus
station is at the side of the cinema. It's a five minute walk from
the high street where Bentalls shopping centre and car park can be
found. Car Park: Bentalls shopping centre is the closest, which is a five minute walk away. The ground floor of car park A of the Bentalls shopping centre will stay open until half an hour after the last film. Phone: 0871 22 44 007 Click here for more information about the Rotunda |
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The Odeon Esher www.odeon.co.uk |
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| Located: 22 High Street, Esher, Surrey, KT10 9RT:
Cinema is located in Esher High Street. From A3 follow signs for
Sandown Park. Cinema is on the right hand side of the High Street
about half a mile past Sandown. From M25, leave at junction 11 and follow signs for Esher/Sandown Park Car Park: No Cinema Car Park. Free council car park next to Civic Centre opposite Cinema, approximately 200 metres away Phone: 08705050007 |
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| The Odeon Epsom www.odeon.co.uk | ||
| Located: 14B - 18 Upper High Street,
Epsom, Surrey, KT17 4QJ. Located in the centre of Epsom Opening Times: Sunday - Thursday: 12:00 - 21:00, Friday and Saturday: 12:00 - 00:00 Car Park: Pay-and-display available on Upper High Street and Depot Road (behind the cinema) Phone: 08705050007Wheelchair Access Available in all screens |
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| Theatre | ||
Open Air Theatre Claremont Landscape Gardens Esher www.nationaltrust.org.uk |
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| Check with the National Trust site
as dates/times may change |
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| Shakers by John Godber, presented by Let's Panic Productions Friday 3 July 2009 | ||
| Part of the International Youth Arts Festival. In a trendy cocktail
bar, four waitresses, who have been there, seen it all and got, if
not the t-shirt, the corporate uniform, observe the clinentele and
refelct on their own lives. In a piece of virtuouso acting they play
all the other characters (of both genders!) 7pm The Performing Arts Centre at Kingston Grammar School Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Sunday 5 July 2009 Picnic at Hanging Rock by Bob Tomson | ||
| The Royal Berkshire
Academy of Performing Arts presents Picnic at Hanging Rock. Contemporary
and aboriginal music combine to tell the story of the mysterious disappearance
of school girls from Hanging Rock. RBAPA, a leading performing arts
school, collaborates with award-winning director of Blood Brothers,
Bob Tomson, to premier this NEW musical in the South East. Suitable
for all ages 6pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College. Book tickets www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Monday 6 July 2009 Abeo Productions presents Miller by Paul Ferguson | ||
| Part of The International Youth Arts Festival. In an age of single
parent families, Miller is a lovely reminder of just how important
a father's role can be in shaping a child's future. Everybody has
a Dad; if only everyone had a Dad like this. Suitable for all ages 3pm and 7.30pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Tuesday 7 July 2009 Sakoba Dance Theatre presents Sakoba Student Showcase | ||
| A presentation of work created by young people in workshops with Sakoba,
one of the most pioneering post modern African based dance companies
in the UK. 7.30pm at The Performing Arts Centre at Kingston Grammar School Book Tickets:www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Tuesday 7 July 2009 Tiffin Theatre Company presents Zigger Zagger by Peter Terson | ||
| Harry is torn between following the charismatic Zigger and his soccer
hooligans in search of excitement, or taking a humdrum job with little
future prospects. Although set in 1975/76 the play draws disturbing
parallels with the problems facing young people today. Suitable for
ages 11+ 4pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Wednesday 8 July 2009 Filskit presents Balou Balaile | ||
| Part of The International Youth Arts Festival. Entwined narratives
embrace the everyday and the extraordinary, as the characters' flirtation
with vanity and excess meets the world of imagination and dreams.
Inspired by various traditional myths and fairytales. Suitable for
ages 12+ 6pm atArthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Thursday 9 July 2009 Brooklands Theatre Company presents Henna Night by Amy Rosenthal | ||
| Part of the International Youth Arts Festival. Brooklands Theatre Company comprises
of students studying Performing Arts at Brooklands College in Weybridge. It was
formed in 2003 with the aim of sharing its work with the wider community and
productions have won more than 20 awards on the competitive drama circuit in
recent years. Henna Night provides an evening of emotionally charged drama examining
themes of rivalry, biterness and loss. Suitable for ages 15+ 6pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Thursday 9 July 2009 Richard Challoner School presents The Zoo Story by Edward Albee | ||
| Two men meet in a park in New York where their conversation leads to a suprising
dramatic outcome. 7.30pm at The Performing Arts Centre at Kingston Grammar School Book Tickets: http://www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Friday 10 July 2009 Coombe Boys School presents Rabbit by David Foxton | ||
| Part of The International Youth Arts Festival. A wretched group of children who
survive a nuclear attack attempt to make a life and a community for themselves
despite the continual threat and fear of intruders and illness. Suitable for
all ages 6pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: http://www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Friday 10 July 2009 Ugly Duckling Theatre Company presents Carrie's War | ||
| When the Second World War air raids threaten their safety in the city, Carrie
and her brother Nick are evacuated to a small Welsh village but the countryside
has dangers and adventures of it's own. Perfect family entertainment from a young
up and coming company. Suitable for all ages 6pm at The Performing Arts Centre at Kingston Grammar School Book Tickets: http://www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Saturday 11 July 2009 Everyday Theatre Presents Sit | ||
| At the end of the day there is nothing better than a good sit down. To sit and
think of how you got here and where is this going? Sit is written and performed
by the Firestarters Youth Theatre, is a funny, touching and rare glimpse into
the minds of everyday people sitting down. 6pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Sunday 12 July 2009 Happy House presents The Balcony by Jean Genet | ||
| Part of The International Youth Arts Festival. Amongst the mirrors and the chandeliers
of The Grand Balcony you may forget the outside world. Here the revolution does
not exist. Let us entertain you with an evening of illusion and enchantment,
while the city burns. Suitable for 14+ 7.30pm at Arthur Cotterell Theatre, Kingston College Book Tickets: www.kingston.gov.uk/etickets |
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| Rose of Kingston www.rosetheatrekingston.org | ||
24-26 High Street: Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT1 1HL. Phone: 020 8546 8706 The Comedy Store Last Sunday of the Month The Rose Theatre is pleased to announce the arrival of our new Culture Café, offering a relaxing atmosphere in which to sample a range of irresistible refreshments whilst taking in the latest art exhibition or enjoying a free lunchtime concert. The Culture Café also offers: • Free music, events, talks and workshops for both adults and
children |
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| Kingston College Theatre www.kingston.gov.uk/arts | ||
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| Epsom Playhouse www.epsomplayhouse.co.uk | ||
Epsom Playhouse is at the junction
of Ashley Avenue and South Street. Only 16 miles from London and
have a frequent rail connection. The Playhouse is only a few minutes
walk from Epsom Train Station and well sign posted. Epsom is sign
posted from the M25 at Junction 9. |
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| Richmond Theatre www.theambassadors.com | ||
The Green, Richmond, Surrey,
TW9 1QJ Information Line: 020 8939 9277 (booking fee) Always check
the theatre's own web site for full listings of times and prices. |
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| The Green Theatre www.greentheatre.com | ||
Barton Green Theatre, off Elm Road,
New Malden, Surrey, KT3 3HU (see website for map). Box Office: 020
8942 Always check the theatre's own web site for full listings of
times and prices. |
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| The cornerHouse www.thecornerhouse.org | ||
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| Polka Theatre www.polkatheatre.com | ||
240 The Broadway, Wimbledon, London
SW19 1SB |
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| Green Room at the Waggon and Horses | ||
| The Waggon & Horses is at 1 Surbiton Hill Road, Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 4TW. | ||
| Teddington Theatre Club www.ttc-hhp.org.uk | ||
The Main Theatre, Hampton Hill Playhouse, 90 High
St. Hampton Hill. |
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| Orange Tree Theatre www.orangetreetheatre.co.uk | ||
1 Clarence Street, Richmond, Surrey,
TW9 2SA. Box Office: 020 8940 3633 |
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| New Wimbledon Theatre www.ambassadortickets.com/New-Wimbledon-Theatre | ||
| The
New Wimbledon Theatre,
The Broadway,
Wimbledon,
London SW19 1QGNew Wimbledon Theatre and Studio are two of the region’s leading live entertainment venues, showcasing the best West End, local and touring productions from across the UK each and every year. By Train and Tube |
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| New Victoria Theatre Woking http://www.ambassadortickets.com/13/689/New-Victoria-Theatre | ||
New
Victoria Theatre,
The Ambassadors,
Peacocks Centre,
Woking Getting
there: |
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| The Harlequin Theatre www.harlequintheatre.co.uk | ||
Warwick Quadrant, Redhill, Surrey,
RH1 1NN Box Office: 01737 765 547 |
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