Cinemas and Theatres in and around Kingston upon Thames

The Odeon Esher  www.odeon.co.uk

Check with the National Trust site as dates/times may change
Alice Through The Looking Glass 25th June at 7:00pm: Quantum Theatre presents a faithful adaptation of the book that will appeal to children and adults alike with memorable characters like Tweedledum & Tweedledee and the mythical Jabberwocky with a colourful, fast moving show with live music and humour.

Sense & Sensibility 28 June 7pm - 9.30pm : Chapterhouse Theatre presents an evening of Regency wonderment with as Jane Austen's lively tale follows the Dashwood sisters as they fall in love, make mistakes and experience heartbreak for the first time in their quest to find a balance between Sense and Sensibility.

The Lord Chamberlains Men perform Twelfth Night 5 July 7pm - 9.30pm : Commissioned by Queen Elizabeth I to celebrate the festival of Twelfth Night, the play is one of Shakespeare¿s funniest and most popular comedies, with plenty of cross-dressing shenanigans, mistaken identity and deserved comeuppance all round.

24-26 High Street: Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT1 1HL. Phone: 020 8546 8706

The Comedy Store Last Sunday of the Month
Hailed as “Comedy’s Unofficial National Theatre” The Comedy Store is delighted to announce a new monthly residency at the Rose Theatre, Kingston presenting “The Best in Stand Up” from around the globe, showcasing the brightest names in comedy talent. With over 25 years experience in the business and as the premier name in comedy, the Store is renowned as a breeding ground for new comedy talent, and remains the place to see tomorrow stars today. Names such as Paul Merton, Eddie Izzard, Peter Kay, Clive Anderson, Mark Lamarr and Lee Hurst to name but a few all cut their comedy teeth at The Comedy Store.

• Free music, events, talks and workshops for both adults and children
• Art exhibitions
• A culture and entertainment information hub for the borough of Kingston
• Wi-fi access
• A selection of Fairtrade products
• Table service
• Children's events
• A large selection of newspapers and magazines
• Loyalty card scheme

Kingston College Theatre, Kingston Hall Road, Kingston KT1 2AQ

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.
Always check the theatre's own web site for full listings of times and prices.
Box Office: 01372 742555

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.
Box Office: 020 8940 0088

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.

The cornerHOUSE, Douglas Road, Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 7SB
The cornerHOUSE is situated on the corner of Douglas Road and Ravenscar Road in West Tolworth.

240 The Broadway, Wimbledon, London SW19 1SB
Tel: 020 8543 4888

The Main Theatre, Hampton Hill Playhouse, 90 High St. Hampton Hill.
Teddington Theatre Club is a Club Theatre. If you are not already a member you will need to join when ordering your tickets.

1 Clarence Street, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 2SA. Box Office: 020 8940 3633

The Orange Tree Theatre is situated in the heart of Richmond fifty yards from Richmond Station on the opposite side of the main street. To get to the theatre, turn right after leaving the station and walk down the main road (Kew Road) until you reach a set of traffic lights. Simply cross the road and Clarence Street, where the main theatre entrance can be found, will be on your right-hand side. The main theatre entrance is in 1 Clarence Street, Richmond, TW9, whilst the day time box office is 53 Kew Road, Richmond, TW9.

By Train and Tube
Wimbledon Station
Rail, Tramlink and Tube (District Line) is 5 mins walk. Turn left out of station and onto The Broadway.South Wimbledon Station
Tube (Northern Line) is 10 mins walk
By Bus
57, 93, 131,163, 164, 200, 219, 493
By Car
New Wimbledon Theatre is 9 miles from Heathrow and 16 miles from Gatwick; the A3 gives access to the South Circular and M25.

New Victoria Theatre, The Ambassadors, Peacocks Centre, Woking
GU21 6GQThe New Victoria Theatre and the Rhoda McGaw Theatre 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.
Box Office: 0870 060 6645 (bkg fee)

Getting there:
By Car
The New Victoria Theatre is part of the Peacocks Centre in central Woking, easily accessible from the M25 (Jct 10,11), M3 (Jct 3) and A3. Undercover parking for 2,500 cars is available in the Peacocks. For details on parking charges visit: www.woking.gov.uk/council/parking
By Train
Frequent trains from London Waterloo and towns in the surrounding area. Woking BR is five minutes walk away. Train information: 0845 484950 (24 hours) or check your train times on-line via The Rail Track web site (see link below).
By Bus or Coach
The limited space for coaches to drop off directly outside the theatres is reserved for groups with mobility difficulties. Please contact the Groups Hotline 01483 545955 for a permit for this space or for details of alternative coach parking facilities.

Warwick Quadrant, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1NN Box Office: 01737 765 547