Arundel Festival Brochure 2016 by Arundel Festival

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Welcome to Arundel Festival | 2016 This year’s Arundel Festival will offer an exciting mix of brand new events alongside traditional favourites and we at Arundel Castle are proud and honoured to be involved once again.

The Festival’s week-long cultural extravaganza rightly positions Arundel at centre stage of the UK arts scene, offering entertainment for all the family from a thrilling Dragon Boat Race along the River Arun to a bolstered Gallery Trail featuring more than 150 artists across 60 venues.

Arundel’s exceptional cuisine will be showcased this year with a roaming restaurant trail and a tour of Sussex’s vineyards. Visitors will also be treated to street entertainment, sporting events, a range of fantastic music and a focus on all things vintage on Bank Holiday Monday. We are delighted to welcome the GB Theatre Company back to Arundel Castle for 2016. The Collector Earl’s Garden will host the troupe for two classic al fresco Shakespeare performances; As You Like It and Romeo and Juliet. I would like to extend my thanks to the Festival committee and to each of the hardworking volunteers, who in only their second year, have delivered an impressive and inspiring event for our community. We look forward to welcoming visitors from far and wide to what is sure to be a sensational week in August.

Edward Norfolk The Duke of Norfolk

The Arundel Festival Brochure is compiled and edited by Gill Farquharson – gill300@outlook.com. It is printed by Evonprint Ltd. Arundel Festival Ltd. Company Registration Number 7140043. Registered address: Town Hall, Maltravers Street, Arundel BN18 9AP. Registered Charity No: 1136508h. All events and activities in the Arundel Festival 2016 are subject to change without notice. It is advised to check times and venues prior to attendance. The organisers do not accept any responsibility for events and activities included in the 2016 Festival Programme at the request of outside bodies. Visitors attend and take part in the events at their own risk. The organisers will not accept any responsibility for loss, damage or injury incurred by any visitors to Arundel Festival events and activities however caused.

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The Mayor

I am very pleased to welcome you to Arundel for the 2016 Festival, many residents and regular Festival goers already know what’s in store, and first time visitors have much to discover and enjoy over the ten days. The Festival is ostensibly an Arts Festival covering music, theatre and the visual arts but it has evolved into so much more than this and incorporates many community events as well. The Arts elements are the mainstay of the programme and include “Murder and Music in Private Houses”, the Theatre and Gallery Trails as well as other performances within the Town and Castle. In total there are 247 events in the programme, 38% more than last year! Wow! The standard for many of these events is exceptionally high with acclaimed author Simon Brett, the Hanover Band and the National Open Art Competition all participating this year. The Festival is a charity, run by a committee of volunteers. As well as providing opportunities for the Rotary Club of Arundel and Arundel Scouts to raise charitable funds this year the Dragon Boat Race will raise funds for the Arundel Lido, a local charity hoping to expand their facilities in the near future. Other charities benefiting from events are the Friends of St Nicholas (via The Duck Race) and Riding for the Disabled (via Sporting Bears Club Rides). As a gateway to the South Downs National Park, it is great to see that there will be guided trails for both walkers and cyclists up into the Park. On Bank Holiday Monday, there will be a themed Vintage Day and I encourage everyone to come dressed up for the parade and competition for best dressed! Finally, I would like to thank the committee for all their hard work in organising the Festival, it is the culmination of many weekly meetings over the last year.

James Stewart Mayor of Arundel

The Ezycal iPhone app for 2016 This year for the first time, we are introducing an app developed by a local company which will enable users to follow the Arundel Festival events. Once installed, following the Arundel Festival via the app will keep you informed of what is going on, when it is happening and will notify you of any updates to our program. You can also use the app to share what is going on with your friends and family. We are excited to offer this new and innovative technology, which we hope will help festival-goers get the best out of their visit to Arundel. You can download the ‘ezycal’ iPhone app at www.itunes. com/apps/ezycal or just click on the red circle icon on our website. See ads on Pages 23 and 64. 7

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Your Festival Committee

The picture shows this year’s Festival Committee all of whom are unpaid volunteers. From left to right, Bill Brennan (Chairman), Michael Tu, Gill Farquharson (Marketing and PR) , Graham Lane (Logistics), Linda Clark (Street Entertainment and Events), Jacqueline Curtis (Secretary) and Chris Boustead (Treasurer). If you have any feedback or suggestions please feel free to tell them – all feedback is valuable. The committee aren’t the only people who give their time to ensure the Festival is success. The traders and businesses in the town have been enormously generous in giving prizes and vouchers for fundraising events. The individual event organisers have made sure that the Festival offers a wide variety of attractions across the arts and entertainment spectrum. Both groups deserve our thanks. The Festival Committee would also like to thank a number of individuals and organisations who have supported the Festival with time, or money, or both. They are listed on the right. A very big thank you to them all. 8

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Peter Knight and his team at The Norfolk Estate

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Sussex Film Office

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A RUNDEL GALLERY TRAIL When the whole town becomes a gallery...

Trail guides available from all venues

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Artists Venues Open

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South Downs Trail

In Association With Arundel Guides

Fancy a bike ride or a stroll ….?

Tuesday 23rdAugust Thursday 25thAugust

From 10.30 am to 2.30 pm Ploughmans Lunch which costs £1 per person

Fun Days include Bouncy Castle, various games and crafts and lots more. For further information please ring Steve or Jill on 01903 695661. Families welcome, children ages 5-12. Under 5’s with an adult please.

From 10.30am to 2.30pm Picnic Lunch which costs £1 per person

Why not come and join in on one of the following...? Saturday 20th August 10a.m. S.Downs Bikes led 3hr. bike ride on S.Downs Way. Monday 22nd August 5.30p.m. Dusk Stroll to and from the George @ Burpham. Tuesday 23rd August 9.30a.m. Circular Day Walk Arundel to/from Amberley. Wednesday 24th August 6p.m. 2 hour Guided Walk in Arundel Park. Thursday 25th August 6p.m. Bike Ride to and from The Black Horse, Binsted. Saturday 27th August 10.30a.m. 2 hour Guided Walk in S. Downs National Park. Monday 29th August 12p.m. Childrens’ Bike Ride to and from Swanbourne Lake.

All events are free and open to all. No booking needed. Please see Festival Diary for details.

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Murder and Music in Private Houses

SATURDAY 20 AUGUST 12 NOON – 2 PM MURDER AND MAYHEM AT THE COURT OF NERO

his talks about famous, and not-so-famous, trials through history. For his appearance at the Arundel Festival he has chosen a particularly gruesome 20th century English murder trial, one which has many of the trappings of a good Agatha Christie. He will take us up to the point when the jury retired to consider its verdict. Then we shall break for a glass of wine while we discuss and deliberate amongst ourselves. Finally Peter will tell us what the jury actually decided, and the extraordinary story of what happened next. Note: the name of the trial will not be disclosed in advance! 57 Maltravers Street. £10 to include wine.

Nero: emperor of Rome, homicidal maniac, selfproclaimed artistic genius. Attached to his inner circle, two of the strangest, most violent writers in the Western canon – dramatist and moralist Lucius Annaeus Seneca and his nephew, the epic poet Lucan. Classicist and performer James McKay discusses the role of suicide, murder and bodily outrage in Neronian literature, and reads substantial extracts from both authors in a range of translations, including brand new versions of his own. He also traces the lasting influence of these texts through Jacobean tragedy, the Grand Guignol and contemporary horror fiction. A fascinating look at the dark side of the classical tradition. 57 Maltravers Street. £10 to include wine and pie.

MONDAY 22 AUGUST 6 PM BLOODY MURDER!

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TUESDAY 23 AUGUST 5 PM A MUSICIANS’ TRAIL

Meeting at 57 Maltravers Street, three groups of 15 participants each will be taken by a guide to a series of six secret houses, there to hear music played by a professional musician, each on a different instrument. At the end of the Trail everyone will reunite for wine. £20 to include wine – maximum 2 tickets per applicant.

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FRIDAY 26 AUGUST 6 PM THE ART OF CRIME WRITING

President of the Detection Club and holder of the Crime Writers Association’s highest accolade, the Diamond Dagger, Simon Brett is the author of 96 crime novels. In 2015 he was elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society of Literature, and for some years he has been on the committee of the Royal Literary Fund, which gives grants to writers who have fallen on hard times. On New Year’s Day this year he was appointed OBE for services to literature. Simon has said that he can’t remember a time when he didn’t want to write and we can’t remember a time when he has not delighted us. To have Blotto & Twinks, those delicious parodies of aristocratic ‘20s literary sleuths, to say nothing of the laconic Charles Paris, unpacked for us will be a real treat. 57 Maltravers Street. £10 to include wine.

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TICKETS available from 16 July at the Zimmer Stewart Gallery in Arundel or by post, with a cheque made payable to Arundel Music* and a self addressed envelope, to: Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DG email: james@zimmerstewart.co.uk Telephone: 01903 882063 (between 10 am and 5 pm Tuesday to Saturday)

*If you are applying for more than one ticket, please write, “No more than (the full price of all tickets requested)” along the top of the cheque and leave the amount space empty. ARUNDEL MUSIC would like to thank their Musicians’ Trail householders and kind sponsors for their support Sylvie Allpress John Beckett Dr. John Godfrey Zimmer Stewart Gallery An anonymous donor

SATURDAY 27 AUGUST 5 PM DEFENDING THE INDEFENSIBLE? Life as a Criminal Barrister

Tom Godfrey is a member of the Inner Temple and practises from 23 Essex Street, just outside Temple. He predominantly defends in serious and heavyweight crime, including murder and major frauds. He will be talking about his experiences in the criminal courts and the fundamental importance of the criminal justice system. 57 Maltravers Street. £10 to include wine. 15

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A History of

Arundel Festival // Sian Lewis looks back at some of the highlights of past Festivals It started with a simple idea. A staging of the Bard’s work in the castle’s Tilting Yard to raise money for the Silver Jubilee celebrations. The one-off event sold out - as did the 120 extra tickets that went on sale.

In 1987, the Wildfowl Trust on Mill Road took a Gallic flight. The Trust Players staged The Prodigious Snob, an adaptation of the French playwright Moliere’s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. Sadly, Moliere himself

The next year it seemed like a jolly good idea to do it all again. Once again, tickets sold out.

Which is how, in 1979, the “Arundel Festival” was officially born. And what an entrance it made! The New Shakespeare Company from Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre staged William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night in the castle’s Tilting Yard. Arundel master-of-arts Oliver Hawkins designed the Festival logo, which is still used today. The following year, it was back to the 1920s for a production of The Boyfriend. Ticket prices were the stuff of memories too – each one cost just £1. For those of you who can, cast your mind back to 1984…can you name any players from that year’s celebrity cricket match? New York came to town in 1985, when The Trust Players staged Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music, which is inspired by an Ingmar Bergman film. According that year’s programme, champagne was “provided by Moet & Chandon”. Which suggests that it was free…oh, happy days! 16

was no longer around to play M. Jourdain as he had in the 1670s. So, a Mr. Frank Baker took on the role instead.

Forward wind to Monday 28th August 1989, and just £2 bought a ticket to the centennial celebration of Charlie Chaplin’s birth, during which the comedian’s early masterpieces were shown at the Priory Playhouse on London Road. This was also the year that the first ever Arundel Gallery Trail saw houses around town open their doors to art lovers –and anyone of a nosy disposition…

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Maybe because it struggled to contain the festival’s stellar cast, the 2005 programme was the biggest yet – and since. Bursting from its pages were Romeo and Juliet’s doomed romance played out in the Castle’s Open Air Theatre, the strains of La Traviata from the Baron’s Hall and a firework concert by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Singer songwriter Katie Melua, whose album “Call Off The Search” was the UK’s biggest selling album of that year, also performed.

In 1991, a painting of the castle seen from Maltravers Street by Arundel architect and artist Neil Holland graced the festival programme cover. For the next three years, his paintings captured key scenes around town, including a rapt audience watching a play on the castle’s lower lawn. To celebrate 20 years of the festival, 1997 was a bumper year. As part of the Arundel Fringe – which merited its own programme – there was a “Spot the Idiot” event. To quote the programme: “This is a new feature of the Arundel Festival Fringe where you are looking for the most hilarious, ridiculous, idiotic, eccentric person or persons spotted in Arundel Square during the festival week.” Would that, could that, happen today? The first Street Theatre day was held in 1998, and was such a success that it was staged again in 1999, when The Times newspaper proclaimed this “The best of British festivals”. Writing in the festival programme, Major General The Duke of Norfolk KG GCVO CB CBE MC DL said, “The 1999 Arundel Festival brings for your enjoyment the most wide-ranging programme we have ever presented. In this, the year of our golden wedding anniversary, my wife and I wish you a very happy festival”. Actress and activist Vanessa Redgrave CBE led the cast of “Planet Without a Visa”, a programme of readings, monologues, songs and music on the subject of fractured society, refugees, exile and the dispossessed. That was Wednesday 1st September 1999, but it would no doubt be just as relevant today.

In 2007, Girls Aloud rocked the stage on the Lower Lawns. Sharing the bill were Jamelia, X Factor winner Shayne Ward, Alfie Boe and Level 42. Festival-goers got the chance to fly high in 2011, with balloon flights taking off from the Mill Road meadows and soaring over town. In 2012, the first ever children’s area was opened opposite Jubilee Gardens. There were music workshops, crafts and face painting – which probably attracted some older visitors too! Last year, the clever photo on the programme cover perfectly summed up the festival that we know today. An incredible 38 years after it first began, the Arundel Festival is now a fantastic mix of equal parts art, music, street theatre, kid’s fun and sporting events. 17

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Street Entertainment 2016

This year we’ve pulled out all the stops to make our weekend street entertainment better than ever. A generous grant from Arundel Town Council has helped us to get some of the best in street entertainment in the South. This is just a taster!

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not to!” says Janice. The band now boasts more than of 40 members of all ages. From the sudos (players of the large drums) who provide the main beat for many of the pieces, to reps and snares who play some great rolling rhythms and the high pitched tams, bells and shakers – they all play their part in creating the sweet sound of samba music.

RENEGADE DOGS

Dan is a comedian and juggler - a truly funny man with a whole host of skills. He has worked on stages and streets all over the world – the Far East, the Middle East, North America, the Caribbean, Europe and all over the UK. Dan is a regular at Glastonbury as well as a number of other big UK festivals. He wows any audience with supreme yo yo skills, awesome hat manipulation, juggling with finesse, ball spinning, slick diabolo, the tennis can and the one and only ‘Cups and Spoons’. He shouts, he laughs ….. sometimes he even cries. Lots of fun bound together in a daring attempt to rid the world of the mundane!

Old favourites at Arundel Festival, Sussex folksters The Renegade Dogs return with their unique style of family fun and play a selection of big songs on a variety of small instruments!

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CELEBRATION SAMBA

Celebration Samba is now an established favourite on the Festival scene. The band was formed originally in 2003 by Janice and Ivan Mitchell simply because Worthing needed a samba band! The band was named Celebration Samba “…as it’s about celebrating life – life’s too short 20

Nick is a professional magician based in the UK although he has been performing magic for the best part of 10 years, wowing spectators all around the world. He has worked in Covent Garden, the home of street theatre, for many years

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learning to draw and control a crowd as well as entertain them – turning that crowd into an audience. His years of experience in performing magic, and injecting his brand of quick wit and hysterical sense of humour into his act already set him aside from most other magicians.

PUNCH AND JUDY

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Saturday 20th August 2016 TARRANT STREET Entertainment from 12 noon till 4.00pm

HIGH STREET COBBLES Alternatives Big Dance

Tricky Nicky Robbie the Magician Alison Morgan puppeteer Bubble Jo

TIMES 11.00am -1.00pm 1.30pm -2.00pm

Celebration Samba 2.00pm -3.00pm Littlehampton 3.00pm -4.00pm Steel Band Happy Endings group 4.00pm -5.30pm

Sunday 21st August 2016 Adrian Wright [Stilt Walker] Tricky Nicky the Clown Nick Stein [Magician]

Children’s Choir Nick Stein

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Punch and Judy

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Punch and Judy Nick Stein

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Saturday 27th August 2016

Despite rumours to the contrary, Mr Punch and his wife Judy are alive and well and will be returning to Arundel this year to delight and horrify in equal measure. Mr Punch has been entertaining and delighting audiences for over 100 years and 2016 will be no exception. Come and join in the fun outside the Swan Hotel.

LOCA's Paint the Town Experience

Inchoir Choir

11.00am -12 noon

Robbie the Magician Top Bananas [stilt walkers] Alison Morgan [puppeteer]

Marvin

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Robbie the 1.00pm -2.00pm Magician Worthing Steel Band 2.00pm -4.00pm

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Renegade Dogs

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Punch and Judy x3 shows

Outside Swan Hotel 12.00 noon 01.00pm 02.00pm

Sunday 28th August 2016 LOCA's Paint The Town Experience Dan The Hat Top Bananas

Ladies That Boogie is a West Chiltington based pop choir which was formed in April 2012. They have become a unique and entertaining group with bundles of personality and great vocals covering songs by Snow Patrol, Take That, Sammy Davis Jnr. Adele and many more. These are just a few examples. There are stilt walkers, puppeteers, magicians, choirs, singers and even a bubble maker! Check out the schedule on the right – but bear in mind times are approximate and weather dependant!

Ladies that Boogie Dan the Hat

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Lancing Town Band South Downs Folk Singers Morris Dancers outside The Swan

2.00pm -4.30pm 4.30pm -5.30pm 12 noon 1.00pm 2.00pm

Monday 29th August Dan the Hat Magician Circus Seen

Alternatives

11.00am -1.00pm

Dan the Hat [Outside Swan Hotel] Suzanna Conway Debbie Lance Kerry Le Bern Tom and Ash Dawn Gracie Circus Seen [Outside Swan Hotel]

1.00am -2.00pm 1.00pm 1.30pm 2.30pm 3.15pm 4.45pm 2.00pm -4.00pm

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Arundel Jailhouse

MONDAY 22ND, TUESDAY 23RD AND WEDNESDAY 24TH DOORS OPEN 7.30PM STARTS 8.00PM IN CONVERSATION WITH AN ACID BATH MURDERER

Nigel Fairs returns to the Jailhouse in his award-winning play about John George Haigh, who murdered at least six people and was hanged in 1949. Join the condemned man in his cell as he tells his story. Directed by Louise Jameson, with Abi Harris as Haigh’s victims. Tickets £10. £9 concessions.

ONE NIGHT ONLY! EVERY HALF HOUR FROM 6.00PM TILL MIDNIGHT 25TH AUGUST ARUNDEL GHOST EXPERIENCE

Back by popular demand, spooky candlelit tours around the Victorian holding cells of the Town Hall. Very informative and scary! In it’s 14th year. Tickets £7.

FRIDAY 26TH DOORS 8.00PM STARTS 8.30PM JAILHOUSE SCREAMERS FESTIVAL SPECIAL

Always a Festival favourite – six stand-up comedians plus a compere. Tickets £10.

SATURDAY 27TH DOORS 8.00PM STARTS 8.30PM ALISTAIR MARTIN, THE MIND ENFORCER. THE SOUTH’S MOST OUTRAGEOUS COMEDY HYPNOTIST

He will take you into his hypnotic world where your dreams can come real! Tickets £10 Concessions £9.

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PRESENTS AN ACOUSTIC CELEBRATION OF

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NOA NATIONAL OPEN ART

With the Duke of Norfolk as President of National Open Art we proudly show a selection of contemporary works by artists and photographers from across the UK & Ireland in the heart of Arundel Castle in West Sussex

National Open Art at Arundel Castle 10 Jul | Call 4 Entries Deadline FREE ADMISSION Winter Exhibition Mercer’s Hall | London 27 Oct - 6 Nov 2016 Winners Exhibition Pallant House Gallery Chichester Dec 2016

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NOA 2016

Normal castle admissions apply

20-29 August 2016 In the Baron’s Hall during Arundel Festival 2016 Arundel West Sussex BN18 9AB

the art competition open to all

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EVENING PERFORMANCE

20th-27th August 2016 at various Arundel venues

Mon 22nd Sat 27th AUG

8 PLAYS FOR 8 DAYS IN 8 DIFFERENT VENUES The Theatre Trail 2016 is sponsored by Abimara.

11.00 am Arundel Town Hall READING by Simon Brett How to get really caught up in a book 12.00 noon Arundel Football Club WHEN ROB MET ARTIE by Richard Crawley Men – so predictable? 1.00 pm Victoria Institute RAIN FALLING UPWARDS by Edwin Preece What did Beryl come upstairs for? 2.00 pm Arundel Youth Club MÖRKER by Rosie Kellett Trans: ‘Darkness’. Family diversions and betrayal 3.00 pm 57 Maltravers Street THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR by Brian Coyle Vigilance has its own reward, sometimes unforeseen 4.00 pm St Mary’s Gate Inn FIRST AND LAST by Mark Wakeman At a cafe table, the past re-echoes 5.00 pm The Cathedral Centre RIPE FOR IMPROVEMENT by Hilary Spiers Buying a house a cat and mouse game? 6.00 pm Arundel Jailhouse DELIVER ME O LORD by Lindsey Williams A mother confesses.

Now in its 29th year, Drip Action continues to produce groundbreaking theatre in closeup spaces to surprise, entertain and challenge its ever growing audiences. Last year saw Drip Action’s most successful Trail in terms of numbers and audience response. This year, its 16th,

Season Tickets are now available from: The Book Ferret, 34 High Street, Aundel BN18 9AB. Tel: 01903 885727 See Festival Map for play locations Those wishing to have tickets sent to them should include a SAE. Tickets cannot be reserved without payment. 8 day Seasons for Saturday 20th to Saturday 27th August are £30 (no concessions) 3 day Seasons for Saturday 20th to Monday 22nd August only are £25 (no concessions) Season ticket holders are guaranteed a seat up to 15 minutes before the play starts Tickets can be bought at the door, space permitting. £5/£3 students

promises another great mix of new drama, with new and old favourite venues.

a fantastic programme, the Gallery Trail, The Big Dance and the Dragon Boat Race

Again there will be the chance to see all plays in a day for those who feel fit and adventurous, or to take in a show or two on different days, combining theatre with other Festival attractions, like, to pick randomly from

We look forward to seeing you along the way.

by Amelia Bullmore Friendship put to the test over time. “Funny, universal and wise” - The Times The Victoria Institute 8.00 pm Tickets £12, £8 students from: The Book Ferret, 34 High Street. 01903 885727 thebookferret@ btconnect.com SPONSORED BY DAVID BUTCHER ASSOCIATES

Bill Brennan Artistic Director, Drip Action Theatre Company

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Arundel Festival 2016 Event Listings

The next 22 pages show you when and where all the events are happening at this year’s Arundel Festival. The huge variety of events will ensure that the Festival is amusing, entertaining, educational and, above all, enjoyable!

BURLESQUE CABARET NIGHT 19th August

Even before the official Opening Ceremony on Saturday 20th, Jubilee Gardens will kick off with a fabulous Burlesque night starting at 8.30pm. Dawn Gracie, the undisputed Queen of Burlesque, is back! Fresh from her very own Cabaret Club in Chichester and resident Starlet’s Burlesque Show at the Worthing Pier Southern Pavilion, Dawn will present and perform in a show to thrill and entertain. With her will be headline professional performers alongside debut acts.

THE BIG ARUNDEL DANCE Following the huge success of our first flash-mob style opening number last year which saw over 100 people of all ages joining the professionals in a mass ‘Up Town Funk’ adaptation, this year’s Big Arundel Dance is aiming to be even bigger. The dance is being organised by

Kelly Mikulla from Sussex Film Office and produced by Regnante School of Performing Arts in Worthing. Using various soundtracks, we aim to get the whole town dancing throughout Tarrant Street and the High Street as part of the opening ceremony. Everyone is welcome and there will be rehearsals announced in plenty of time for you to learn the moves. For rehearsal details check out www.facebook.com/thebigarundeldance/ or visit www.arundelfestival.co.uk

THE OPENING CEREMONY Saturday 20th August The Big Arundel Dance will finish in Town Square at approximately 2.00pm and Angela Standing, the Town Crier, will then announce the official opening of the 2016 Festival. Georgina, the Duchess of Norfolk, and James Stewart, the Mayor, will raise the flag to mark the start of the celebrations. Enjoy!

VINTAGE BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY This year it’s Vintage Bank Holiday Monday. Timed to coincide with the Queen’s 90th Birthday, everything will be Vintage themed. The stalls, the cars, the music, the food and the dresses – it’s all about Vintage. There will be a Best Dressed Parade and Competition so make sure you come suitably attired! 27

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Saturday 20th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

A challenging and fun experience and short walk around Arundel that takes about 1-2 hours and costs £6.00. Clues available from Sparks Yard, Tarrant Street, or through our web page www.arundel.org.uk/the-arundel-treasure-hunt.

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

With the Duke of Norfolk as President, the NOA pop-up art exhibition shows a selection of contemporary work from artists and photographers from across the UK and Ireland in the Barons' Hall of Arundel Castle. Normal Castle admission rates apply.

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE

Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

all day

VENTURE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

Venture Studios Chichester's staff are ready and waiting to take your photo. Just come to their Marquee in Tarrant Street.

10.00 am

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS TRAIL

South Downs Bikes led 3 hour maximum mountain bike ride. Meet at Whiteways Car Park TQ002108. Suitable bike/clothing needed and drinks/pump/spare tube/crash helmet. Scenic route, some climbs, can be muddy. No booking needed. Simon (South Downs Bikes) 01903745534 if any queries.

10.00 am 4.30pm

MEDIEVAL TOURNAMENT IN ARUNDEL CASTLE

Knights, Men-at-Arms and Archers will meet in a 15th Century Tournament. With a story teller, falconry and archery displays, and a tented encampment, there will be plenty to experience and enjoy.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory - 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00 am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12 noon 2.00pm

MURDER AND MUSIC IN PRIVATE HOUSES

‘Murder and Mayhem at the Court of Nero' - classicist and performer James McKay discusses suicide, murder and outrage. Tickets £10 to include wine. Venue 57 Maltravers Street. Box office : Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street. 01903 882063. Email: james@zimmerstewart.co.uk

12 noon 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

Organised by the Red Lion and sponsored by Green Wright Chalton Annis Solicitors and Arundel Brewery, Jubilee Gardens presents an exciting and eclectic mix of music and live performance. See pages 52 - 57 for full details.

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Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

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12 noon 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

Follow the yellow flags to discover established and emerging artists, working in a vibrant range of media and materials around Arundel. Brochures available from the Zimmer Stewart Gallery, Arundel Museum and from artists' venues.

12 noon

THE PLUMLEY COLLECTION

A song recital to be given by Yvonne Patrick (soprano) and Sarah Plumley (harpsichord/square piano). Venue: 47 Maltravers Street. Tickets £10 from www.plumleycollection.co.uk

12 noon 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

‘Silent Voices’ – a display of photographs taken by the children of Bi'lin village in Palestine. Free but donations welcome. Organised by Arundel for Peace in Palestine and held in lower hall of Cathedral Centre, London Road.

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

1.45pm

THE BIG ARUNDEL DANCE

The Big Arundel Dance will again launch the Festival with a flash -mob style routine. Organised by Kelly Mikulla from Sussex Film Office and produced by Regnante School Of Performing Arts, the dance is open to everyone. For rehearsal and performance details check out www.facebook.com/ thebigarundeldance/ or visit www.arundelfestival.co.uk

2.00pm approx

FLAG RAISING CEREMONY

Once The Big Arundel Dance has arrived in Town Square, the Duchess of Norfolk, our Mayor James Stewart and Town Crier, Angela Standing, will perform the Flag Raising Ceremony, which officially starts 2016 Arundel Festival.

2.00 pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00 pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

6.30pm

A PIANO RECITAL BY ELEKTRA SCHMIDT

San Francisco based pianist Elektra Schmidt performs music by D. Scarlatti, J.S. Bach and F. Chopin in St Nicholas' Church. Tickets £12 all proceeds will be donated to Medecins Sans Frontieres/Doctors Without Borders (MSF).

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE PRIORY PLAYHOUSE

‘The History Boys' by Alan Bennett, directed by Dawn Smithers. Set in the 1980's, the play follows a group of history pupils preparing for Oxford and Cambridge entrance exams. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

7.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

'Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

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Sunday 21st August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE

Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

all day

VENTURE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

Venture Studios Chichester's staff are ready and waiting to take your photo. Just come to their Marquee in Tarrant Street.

10.00 am

FESTIVAL SERVICE - SUNG EUCHARIST

A Festival Service - Sung Eucharist - to be held at St. Nicholas' Church.

10.00am - 4.30pm

MEDIEVAL TOURNAMENT IN ARUNDEL CASTLE

Knights, Men-at-Arms and Archers will meet in a 15th Century Tournament. With a story teller, falconry and archery displays, and a tented encampment, there will be plenty to experience and enjoy.

11.00am

ARUNDEL CASTLE CRICKET CLUB

Sussex Junior Cricket Festival U16 Final. Entry free on presentation of Arundel Festival Brochure.

11.00 am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY

Shortcuts at The Priory - 'The Empty Room' written and directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

12noon 4.30pm

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12 noon

'SILENT VOICES'

12 noon - MUSIC FROM MANGETOUT 5.30pm

An afternoon of soothing music from Arundel duo Mangetout at the Old Brewery Antiques Warehouses behind the Co-op.

12 noon GALLERY TRAIL -10.00pm

12.30pm

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

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The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

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12.30pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

2.00 pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

2.00 pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

5.00pm

PRAISE IN THE PARK

A Service of Praise conducted by the Arundel Baptist Church at Swanbourne Lake. All welcome.

3.00 pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

3.00 pm

MULLET FISHING COMPETITION

Prizes include the Ray Cranham Shield along with cash. Please book in at 3pm under the A27 road bridge, fishing will be downstream from there from 3:30pm until 7pm. Catch and release only. For more information/ advice please contact Jake Casson 07810547972

6.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

6.30pm 8.30pm

SINATRA AT THE ICE CREAM PARLOUR

A special menu served along with entertainment from international swing sensation Zac Bauman. Bookings can be made at The Ice Cream Parlour or through their Facebook page.

6.30pm 8.30pm

SOUND AND VISION AT 1 SCHOOL LANE

The House of Dreams Museum in East Dulwich is the life project of artist Stephen Wright and has been bequeathed to the National Trust. The museum is a visual diary of his life which also reflects his former life in Oaxaca, Mexico. Stephen will introduce the UK premiere of a Canadian documentary made in 2015 about the Museum, talk about his life and hold a book signing. Tickets/reservations £10 including a glass of wine through Karin Moorhouse on 07801-613334 or Karin@karinmoorhouse.co.uk

7.30pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

8.00pm

THE HANOVER BAND

An evening featuring Jorge Jimenez (violin) who will entertain with some authentic Spanish baroque music whilst you enjoy Tapas and Cava, courtesy of The Parsons Table, just off Tarrant Street in Castle Mews. Limited to 40 seats. Tickets are available from Chichester Tickets 01243 813595 or online from www. chichestertickets.co.uk.

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Monday 22nd August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

10.00am

SUSSEX VINEYARD TOUR

Sussex Vineyard Tour by Minibus. 10.00 am to 7.00 pm. Visit to 4 prestigious Sussex vineyards including lunch and ‘tea’ at 2 of them and tastings at all. Accompanied by wine expert. £95 all inclusive. Max 15 persons. Start and finish in Arundel. Further details and reservations from richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory - 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12 noon

THE PLUMLEY COLLECTION

An organ recital to be given by James Orford on the Vulpen house organ. Venue: 47 Maltravers Street. Tickets £10 from www.plumleycollection.co.uk

12.30 pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

2.00pm 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.00pm 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

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Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

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5.30pm

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS TRAIL

60 minute walk to The George at Burpham. Meet at Arundel Swimming Pool Car Park TQ02120690. Easy, flat country walk with stiles, steps at end; can be muddy; dogs on leads. One hour rest at The George (food available), then dusk (torches needed) return. No booking needed. Andy Davies 01903882321.

6.00pm

MURDER AND MUSIC IN PRIVATE HOUSES

‘Bloody Murder!’ Peter Blood, retired barrister, recounts details of a gruesome 20th century English murder trial. Tickets £10 to include wine. Venue 57 Maltravers Street. Box office : Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street. 01903 882063. Email: james@zimmerstewart.co.uk

7.30pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

7.30pm for 8.00pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

‘In Conversation with an Acid Bath Murderer'. Nigel Fairs returns to the Jailhouse in his award-winning play about John George Haigh, who murdered at least six people and was hanged in 1949. Join the condemned man in his cell as he tells his story. Directed by Louise Jameson, with Abi Harris as Haigh’s victims. Tickets £10. £9 concessions.

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

THE NORFOLK ARMS

FESTIVAL FOOD SPECIALS Served in our Town Bar and Restaurant by our new Head Chef Luca Mason using the best local produce. Why not join us for a Traditional Afternoon Tea?

“Mirror Man” by Anthony Frost for the Gallery Trail 2016 Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street, Arundel, West Sussex 01903 882063, info@zimmerstewart.co.uk

The Norfolk Arms Hotel, Arundel Tel: 01903 882 101 Email: events.norfolk@sjhotels.co.uk www.norfolkarmsarundel.com

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Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

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Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Tuesday 23rd August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

9.30am

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS TRAIL

Circular day walk Arundel to Amberley. Meet at Arundel Swimming Pool car park TQ02120690. 3hrs. max outward via South Downs way. Several climbs, mostly off road, lovely views. 1.5 hour lunch stop (pub or cafe). 1.5 hour return walk , mainly along river, one steep climb. Train return from Amberley possible. Reasonable level of fitness required; wear suitable clothing/footwear, bring waterproofs/liquid. Dogs on leads.No booking needed. Andy Davies 01903882321.

10.30am 2.30pm

CHILDREN'S FUN DAY

'Down on the Farm' - a family fun day at Arundel Baptist Church. Ploughman's Lunch £1.

10.30am 11.15am

A TALK BY SOPHIA HUBER AT ARUNDEL LIBRARY

‘The Language of Slaves – A Journey Through Literature'. Sophia Huber examines the history of the language of African Americans as slaves, ex-slaves and American Slave Descendants through works of literature. such as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and The Color Purple. Free tickets available from Arundel library, please book to avoid disappointment.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory - 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

11.00am

THE HANOVER BAND

‘Nurturing the Next Generation' – young professional players in the Alke Quartet and the Berkeley Ensemble will play with a Hanover Band Musician who has previously coached the group. At St. Leonard's Church, South Stoke. Concert starts at 11am. Tickets are available from Chichester Tickets 01243 813595 or online at www.chichestertickets.co.uk.

11.30am

ARUNDEL CASTLE CRICKET CLUB

Prince's Trust Trophy Final. Entry free on presentation of Arundel Festival Brochure.

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

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Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

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2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

2.00pm 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.30pm 3.15pm

THE FAMILY YOGA COMPANY New for 2016 Arundel Lido would like to encourage children to come and experience yoga in a fun and interactive way with AT ARUNDEL LIDO

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

6.30pm 8.00pm

ARUNDEL ART SOCIETY AND RIVERSONG

A concert of artists. An evening of songs, arts and nibbles in the Cathedral Centre.

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

7.30pm

THE BOOK FERRET TALKS

Author Lucy Foley will be talking about her epic, glamorous, and far-reaching romantic second novel 'The Invitation'. Tickets £5. For more information call 01903 885827.

7.30pm

ARUNDEL RESTAURANT TRAIL

Arundel Restaurant Trail. 7.30pm to approximately 10.30pm. 4 course meal with glass of wine (including champagne) paired with each course, in 4 different secret venues in central Arundel. Accompanied by wine expert. £59 all inclusive. Numbers strictly limited. Further details and reservations from richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

7.30pm for 8.00pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

8.00pm

THE KINGS ARMS FESTIVAL QUIZ

A general knowledge quiz for teams of no more than four. In aid of the Snowdrop Trust.

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

8.30pm

TERRY SEABROOK SEXTET AT THE RED LION

Jazz with the Terry Seabrook Sextet playing jazz with a focus on Miles Davis including the music from the iconic Jazz best seller 'Kind of Blue'. Venue: The Red Lion. Entry free.

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Charlotte from The Family Yoga Company. Each session will run for 35/45 minutes, and are suitable for ages 3-5 or 6-7. All sessions will take place at Arundel Lido in the Marquee.

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Wednesday 24th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

11.00am

THE HANOVER BAND

11.00am 2.00pm

ARUNDEL LIDO TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC

Arundel Lido are excited to announce the theme for this year’s Teddy Bears' picnic will be the Jungle Book, with special guests Reptylers. Bring along your Teddy and enjoy a Teddy Bears' Picnic in the Arundel Lido Marquee. Child tickets are £2.50 and adults £5 to enjoy a story and the opportunity to handle some of the animals featured in the Jungle Book.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory – 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12 noon

THE PLUMLEY COLLECTION

A recital to be given by Satoko Doi-Luck on the harpsichord and the virginal. Venue: 47 Maltravers Street. Tickets £10 from www.plumleycollection.co.uk

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

2.00pm 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

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Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

4.00pm 6.00pm

THE WINE TRAIL

In the Ballroom, Norfolk Arms Hotel.The Diversity of Bordeaux wines – Mini Workshop. Illustrated talk and interactive tasting of 6 wines from different parts of the complex Bordeaux wine region. Entrance by ticket only £18. Season ticket for all 4 wine trail events - £60 (saving of £12). Ticket numbers restricted to only 15 for each event. Tickets can be purchased from: Larkins, Tarrant Street, Arundel Or email: richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

5.00pm 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

Northern Soul Night. See pages 52 -57 for full details.

5.00 pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

6.00pm

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS TRAIL

2 hour circular guided walk in Arundel Park. Meet at the top entrance to Arundel Park TQ01420750, parking available. Reasonable walking surface, some hills - basic fitness needed, suitable footwear. No dogs. No booking needed. Hilary Knight 01903 883992.

6.30pm -7.30pm

SOUND AND VISION AT 1 SCHOOL LANE

Artists' Question Time - three artists chat about their process, their art form and how they managed to drive their careers to be fruitful for each of them. Refreshments will be provided. Entry is free but a donation to Cancer Research is encouraged at the door.

7.00pm

THE SUSSEX SIGNALMAN A TALK AND SLIDESHOW

Author and performer Ted Cook worked on the railways for forty three years, seven of them in Sussex. His illustrated talk at Arundel Museum tells of the life and humour behind the scenes. Admission £2.50 on the door.

7.30pm

THE BOOK FERRET TALKS

Author Annabelle Thorpe discusses 'The People We Were Before', a bold, dark, romantic debut set in war-torn Croatia. Tickets £5. For more information call 01903 885827.

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

7.30pm for 8.00pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

KEY

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Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Thursday 25th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

10.30am 2.30pm

CHILDREN'S FUN DAY

'In the Park' - a family fun day at Arundel Baptist Church. Picnic lunch £1.

11.00am

THE HANOVER BAND

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory - 'The Empty Room' written and directed ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes of

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

2.00pm 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.30pm 3.15pm

THE FAMILY YOGA COMPANY AT ARUNDEL LIDO

New for 2016 Arundel Lido would like to encourage children to come and experience yoga in a fun and interactive way with Charlotte from The Family Yoga Company. Each session will run for 35/45 minutes, and are suitable for ages 3-5 or 6-7. All sessions will take place at Arundel Lido in the Marquee.

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Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

2.30pm 3.30pm

POETRY READING BY INDIGO 3 AT ARUNDEL LIBRARY

West Sussex Poets Mandy Pannett, Diana Mitchener and Geoffrey Winch read from recent collections of their poetry published by Indigo dreams Publishing. Free tickets available from Arundel library, please book to avoid disappointment.

4.00pm 6.00pm

THE WINE TRAIL

At The Moorings, Champagne & Wine Bar. English Sparkling Wine Mini- Masterclass. Illustrated talk and tutored comparative tasting of 6 English sparkling wines sponsored by Sussex Wine Academy. Entrance by ticket only £18. Season ticket for all 4 wine trail events - £60 (saving of £12). Ticket numbers restricted to only 15 for each event. Tickets can be purchased from: Larkins, Tarrant Street, Arundel or email: richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

5.00pm 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

Jazz Night. See Pages 52 -57 for full details.

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

6.00pm

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS

30 min. bike ride (+ 5 min.walk) to The Black Horse at Binsted. Meet at Arundel C. of E. school, Jarvis Road, TQ00600675, parking available. Need own bike + lights (mountain bike/ hybrid = best); surface generally good, some stony, some small hills (can walk). We go at slowest pace. 1 hour rest at Black Horse (food available) then dusk return. No booking needed. Andy Davies 01903882321.

6.00pm

READINGS FROM 'SIGNOR ROY' BY ROY MACGREGORHASTIE

Sandra Saer reads extracts from her brother’s book: ‘Signor Roy: A British Pioneer of the Italian Co-operative Movement’. 'Signor Roy' will be launched during Arundel Festival. Venue: Arundel Museum, where the new paperback edition of the book will be on sale.

6.00pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

Arundel Ghost Experience. One Night Only! Spooky candlelit tours around the Victorian holding cells of the Town Hall. Very informative and scary! In its 14th year. Tickets £5 adults, £4 concessions and £3 children under 13.

8.00pm

THE KINGS ARMS

ABBA Tribute band on the Hill- a very popular annual event – you have to see it! An outside bar and Boca Loco providing the food.

7.00pm

THE SINGING EARTH MUSIC COMPANY

‘Joan of Arc and the 14th Earl of Arundel'. Composer/lyricist Shirlie Roden playing piano and singing a selection of songs from her Sadlers Wells musical 'Jeanne' on the site of John Fitzalan's 1423 manor house, Nineveh Chapel. She reveals a fascinating historical link between Jeanne d'Arc and the 14th century Earl Fitzalan.

7.30pm

THE BOOK FERRET TALKS

Author Tristan Gooley discusses 'How To Read Water' unlocking the secrets in the water around us, in streams, puddles and oceans. Tickest £5. For more information call 01903 885827.

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

KEY

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Arundel Festival | 2016

Friday 26th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE

Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.00am

Shortcuts at The Priory – 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details.

12 noon 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

12.15pm

SACRED NATURE 2

‘Nellie the Elephant and Other Creatures – in Words and Music' (Not just for Children!) Read by Sandra Saer, Ricky Richardson and two young readers,

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm 5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

2.00pm 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street

4.00pm 6.00pm

THE WINE TRAIL

At The Parson’s Table Restaurant, Tarrant Street. Sherry, Cheese and Chocolate! Professional tuition of Food Pairing, illustrated with tasting of 6 sherries with different cheeses and chocolates. Entrance by ticket only £18. Season ticket for all 4 wine trail events- £60 (saving of £12). Ticket numbers restricted to only 15 for each event. Tickets can be purchased from: Larkins, Tarrant Street, Arundel or email: richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

KEY 40

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

5.30pm

SHAKESPEARE IN THE COLLECTOR EARL'S GARDEN

GB Theatre return to Arundel to perform William Shakespeare's 'As You Like It'. Grounds open for picnics at 5.30pm and the Collector Earl's Garden gates open at 6.00pm. Performance starts at 7.30pm.

6.00pm 7.00pm

READINGS FROM 'SIGNOR ROY'

6.00pm

MURDER AND MUSIC IN PRIVATE HOUSES

The Art of Crime Writing - a talk by Simon Brett, renowned crime writer. Venue 57 Maltravers Street. Box office : Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street. 01903 882063. Email: james@zimmerstewart.co.uk

7.00pm

ARUNDEL LIDO PRESENTS THE BURY PLAYERS

Come and enjoy an evening of entertainment put on by the Bury Players. This year they will be doing 2 scenes from ‘Allo Allo’ and ‘ Stepping Out’. Tickets are £5 per person and can be purchased on the day or in advance from Arundel Lido. We will also have a selection of Wine and Beers available along with the BBQ serving Burgers, Sausages and Vegetarian Sausages in Buns. The performance will take place at Arundel Lido in the Marquee.

7.30pm

KATIE NEIMAN PRESENTS MICHAEL JACKSON

A Jazz celebration of works made famous by Michael Jackson performed by Katie Neiman with Jonathan Preiss, Melodie Hornett and Cleo Stewart at The Barn, South Stoke. Licensed bar and pizza available. Tickets £20 from Chichester Tickets 01243 813595; online at www.chichestertickets.co.uk or in person from 65 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DJ. Limited Capacity.

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

8.00pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

Jailhouse Screamers Festival Special. Always a Festival favourite – six stand-up comedians plus a compere. Tickets £10.

9.00pm

THE PLUMLEY COLLECTION

A harmonium recital to be given by Sarah Plumley. Venue: 47 Maltravers Street. Tickets £10 from www.plumleycollection.co.uk

KEY

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Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Arundel Festival | 2016

Saturday 27th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

SPORTING BEARS CLUB

Fancy the thrill of riding in a high-performance sports car? Throughout the day, The Sporting Bears (Southern Region) will be in the High Street with a stunning array of super-cars. Enjoy an exhilarating ride whilst at the same time raising money for The Arundel Group of the Riding for the Disabled Association.

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent

all day

VENTURE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

Venture Studios Chichester's staff are ready and waiting to take your photo. Just come to their Marquee in Tarrant Street.

10.00am 4.00pm

LOCA'S PAINT THE TOWN EXPERIENCE

The LOCA artists have created four iconic images of Arundel and invite visitors and the community to leave their creative colouring mark on any of the four separate freestanding panels. All ages and abilities welcome, materials provided – just bring your imagination. The panels will be in Tarrant Street next to the Victoria Institute.

10.00am 4.00pm

DRAGON BOAT RACING ON THE ARUN

This hugely popular regatta event will involve a minimum of 10 teams of a minimum of 12 rowers plus a drummer racing in groups. The teams will compete in a series of heats building up to a dramatic final. Arundel LIDO are organising the funding this year and selling boats and sponsorship for what is sure to be a highlight of this year’s Festival. If you want to enter a team, contact Nikki at dragons@arundelfestival.co.uk

10.00am 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

10.00am 4.30pm

HISTORY IN ACTION AT ARUNDEL CASTLE

The historical characters and tented encampments of Raven Tor, The Company of St Barbara and other groups will bring alive local and Castle history with crafts, costume, and combat displays.

10.30am

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS

2 hour circular guided walk with Park Ranger in South Downs National Park. Meet at Burpham Village Hall Car Park TQ03960885, parking available. 4 miles, no steep climbs, paths can be uneven, basic fitness needed, suitable footwear. Dogs on leads. No booking needed. Simon Mockford 07866962914.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

KEY 42

Art

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

11.00am

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

Shortcuts at The Priory – 'The Empty Room' written and ARUNDEL PLAYERS SHORTCUTS AT THE PRIORY directed by Stuart Smith. A playful piece exploring the themes of unrequited love. Tickets available from the Box Office, London Road. Telephone: 07523 417926

11.00am

DRIP ACTION THEATRE TRAIL

12 noon

MUSIC FROM MANGETOUT An afternoon of soothing music from Arundel duo Mangetout

12 noon5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

12 noon 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

4.00pm 6.00pm

THE WINE TRAIL

At The Swan Hotel, Arundel. Old World versus New World. Illustrated talk with a tutored comparative tasting of 6 wines comparing old and new world wines. Sponsored by Gusto Wines of Ford. Entrance by ticket only £18. Season ticket for all 4 wine trail events - £60 (saving of £12). Ticket numbers restricted to only 15 for each event. Tickets can be purchased from: Larkins, Tarrant Street, Arundel. Or email: richard@arundelwinesociety.co.uk

5.00pm

MURDER AND MUSIC IN PRIVATE HOUSES

Defending the Indefensible? - Tom Godfrey, a member of the Inner Temple, describes life as a criminal barrister. Tickets £10 to include wine. Venue 57 Maltravers Street. Box office: Zimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street. 01903 882063. Email: james@zimmerstewart.co.uk

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

5.30pm

GB Theatre returns to Arundel to perform William SHAKESPEARE IN THE COLLECTOR EARL'S GARDEN Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'. Grounds open for picnics at

Eight short plays through the day in eight different venues. See Page 25 for details. at the Old Brewery Antiques Warehouses behind the Co-op.

5.30pm and The Collector Earl’s Garden gates open at 6.00pm. Performance starts at 7.30pm

6.30pm and 8.30pm

KEY

Art

ARUNDEL BREWERY POP UP RESTAURANT

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Returning to this year's Festival: the Arundel Brewery X Naked Flame Beer & Food Pairing Pop Up Restaurant with sittings at 6.30pm & 8.30pm. Two fixed course tasting menus: Herbivore (£28 pp) & Carnivore (£32 pp) will be served on the night. Drinks to be paid for additionally on the night. Advanced ticket sales only from the Brewery Shop.

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Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Saturday 27th August continued

7.30pm

THE HANOVER BAND

The Hanover Band’s annual concert at St Nicholas' Church is entitled ‘Sounds Old!’. The Band will be using instruments of the 1880’s to play a selection of Dvorak and Strauss. Tickets are available now for all our concerts from Chichester Tickets 01243 813595 or online at www.chichestertickets.co.uk.

7.30 pm

ARUNDEL PLAYERS AT THE ARUNDEL PLAYHOUSE

8.00pm

DRIP ACTION PRESENTS

‘Di and Viv and Rose'. A new play by Amelia Bullmore at the Victoria Institute. See Page 25 for details.

8.00pm for 8.30pm

ARUNDEL JAILHOUSE

Alistair Martin, The Mind Enforcer. The South's most outrageous comedy hynotist. He will take you into his hypnotic world where your dreams can become real! Tickets £10 Concessions £9.

KEY

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

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Arundel Festival | 2016

Sunday 28th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE

Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

all day

VENTURE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

Venture Studios Chichester's staff are ready and waiting to take your photo. Just come to their Marquee in Tarrant Street.

8.30am 11.00am

ARUNDEL CASTLE 10K RUN

The Annual Arundel Castle 10K Run is organised by, and raises funds for, 1st Arundel (Earl of Arundel's Own) Scout Group. It starts in Town Square, goes through the Castle grounds into the Park, back through the grounds and finishes in Town Square.

10.00am 4.00pm

LOCA'S PAINT THE TOWN EXPERIENCE

10.00am 4.30pm

HISTORY IN ACTION AT ARUNDEL CASTLE

The historical characters and tented encampments of Raven Tor, The Company of St Barbara and other groups will bring alive local and Castle history with crafts, costume, and combat displays.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

11.30am

ARUNDEL CASTLE CRICKET CLUB

Duke of Norfolk's XI v Woozlers. Entry free on presentation of Arundel Festival Brochure.

12 noon 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

12 noon5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

KEY 46

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

12 noon 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

12.30pm

THE HANOVER BAND

The final concert of this year’s Arundel Festival will be given by The Hanover Band Chamber Ensemble at St. Leonard's Church,South Stoke. It includes the Spohr and Brahms Sextets and wine and canapés will be served after the concert. Tickets are available now for all our concerts from Chichester Tickets 01243 813595 or online at from www.chichestertickets.co.uk.

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

2.00pm 4.30pm

The Lancing Brass Band perform a free open air concert in Town LANCING BRASS BAND OF THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Square, followed by hymns for the Three Churches' Service.

4.00pm

THE THREE CHURCHES' SERVICE

A service of praise conducted by the leaders of all three Churches in the Town Square.

4.00pm

THE SINGING EARTH MUSIC COMPANY

Joan of Arc and the 14th Earl of Arundel'. Composer/lyricist Shirlie Roden playing piano and singing a selection of songs from her Sadlers Wells musical 'Jeanne' on the site of John Fitzalan's 1423 manor house, Nineveh Chapel. She reveals a fascinating historical link between Jeanne d'Arc and the 14th century Earl Fitzalan.

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

6.30pm 8.30pm

SOUND AND VISION AT 1 SCHOOL LANE

6.30pm and 8.30pm

ARUNDEL BREWERY POP UP RESTAURANT

Returning to this year's Festival: the Arundel Brewery X Naked Flame Beer & Food Pairing Pop Up Restaurant. with sittings at 6.30pm & 8.30pm. Two fixed course tasting menus: Herbivore (£28 pp) & Carnivore (£32 pp) will be served on the night. Drinks to be paid for additionally on the night. Advanced ticket sales only from the Brewery Shop.

KEY

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

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Arundel Festival | 2016

Monday 29th August

all day

LET'S FACE IT

all day

ARUNDEL TREASURE HUNT

all day

NATIONAL OPEN ART EXHIBITION

all day

TARRANT SQUARE MARQUEE

Town and Country Fairs present a selection of independent stalls selling a wonderful range of food, clothing and gifts.

all day

VINTAGE STALLS

In keeping with this year's Vintage Bank Holiday Monday theme, there will be stalls around the Town Centre selling a selection of high quality vintage goods.

all day

VENTURE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY

Venture Studios Chichester's staff are ready and waiting to take your photo. Just come to their Marquee in Tarrant Street.

10.00am 4.30pm

HISTORY IN ACTION AT ARUNDEL CASTLE

The historical characters and tented encampments of Raven Tor, The Company of St Barbara and other groups will bring alive local and Castle history with crafts, costume, and combat displays.

11.00am

ARUNDEL MUSEUM GUIDED WALKS

A 90 minute walk through Arundel with a guide and a steward organised by Arundel Museum.

12 noon

ARUNDEL IN THE SOUTH DOWNS TRAIL

Children’s 2 or 3 wheels bike ride to Swanbourne Lake. Meet at Arundel Museum, Mill Road, parking in town car parks. Only for children aged 4-8 years of age and accompanying adult. Parents' permission/own bikes/helmets needed.... 10 minute ride along Mill Road. 20 minute stop (refreshments available to purchase), then return. No booking needed. Andy Davies 01903882321.

12 noon

THE PLUMLEY COLLECTION

A Festival Organ Recital to be given by Neil Wright. Venue: Arundel Cathedral. Tickets £7 from www.plumleycollection.co.uk

12 noon

THE FESTIVAL DUCK RACE

Organised by the Friends of St Nicholas', the annual Duck Race sees over 2000 plastic ducks take to the River Arun in a ferocious battle to cross the winning line first. The start is dependant on the tides so check on the day for the exact time. The contestants enter the water from the Queen Street Bridge.

12 noon 10.00pm

JUBILEE GARDENS

KEY 48

Art

Theatre

Food & Drink

The Festival's official children's face painter Debbie Mott will be in her marquee on River Road every day ready to paint faces.

Words

Live Music

Outdoor Activities

Miscellaneous

Children

www.arundel.org.uk

www.arundelfestival.co.uk

12 noon5.30pm

GALLERY TRAIL

12 noon 4.30pm

'SILENT VOICES'

12.30pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

1.00pm

THE KINGS ARMS TRADITIONAL ENGLISH FETE

A traditional English fete on the hill (providing the weather is nice!) Stalls, stocks, music, lots of fun and Boca Loco providing the food.

2.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

4.00pm

VINTAGE PARADE

A parade of the best dressed visitors selected by the Arundel Festival Committee will take place in the Town Square after which the winner of the Best Vintage Outfit will be announced.

5.00pm

ARUNDEL HISTORIC TOURS

A 90 minute town tour starting at the Norfolk Arms in the High Street.

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Welcome to The Red Lion Bar and Jubilee Gardens Stage at the 2016 Arundel Festival. We have a full line up this year that caters for all tastes. Over the next few pages we have the order of play and a few words about some of the brilliant acts we are hosting this year. Read on, we’ll keep the intro short... ...just let the music do the talking. Please give all the artists a very warm greeting before they indulge you with their talent – they are all unpaid and are doing this for YOU in the true Spirit of the Festival. We hope you have a fantastic time and enjoy the event. We’d like to say a big thank you for all YOUR support and not least to our sponsors :

Green Wright Charlton Annis Solicitors and Arundel Brewery.

JUBILEE The Spirit of the Festival

Tom and Ash 21st at 1.00PM Chichester based instrumental acoustic guitar duo, specializing in Spanish/ Latin style music, classical and jazz.

SUPERSTRINGS 25th

The SuperStrings trio present a lively & entertaining repertoire including Hot Club, Gypsy Jazz, Swing and Bluegrass music.

Saturday 20th 8.00PM

The Skedaddles are a Chichester based function band specialising in unique renditions of classic and modern covers.

TAYLOR MAID 25th A wide variety of music from the 1920s to the present day.

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Friday 19

BURLESQUE-8.30PM

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Saturday 20

TURNAROUND-2.00PM, THE ALICE GALLOWAY BAND-4.00PM, STEWART MAC & DEAN ROBERTS-6.00PM, MKP-7.00PM

TOM BAIRD-12.00PM, TOM & ASH-1.00PM, MASIE PETERS-2.00PM, ALISTAIR GOOGWIN-3.00PM, IOLAR-4.00PM

OPEN MIC-5.00PM TIL FINISH NORTHERN SOUL-6.00PM TIL FINISH THE PLAYROOM

SUPERSTRINGS-4.00PM, TAYLOR MAID-5.00PM

6.00PM TIL FINISH

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR FULL DETAILS POETRY & BARBERSHOP QUARTET-12.00PM, KEV HARDY-1.00PM, MKP ACOUSTIC-2.00PM, KYLIE TRIBUTE-3.00PM, PINCH OF SOUL-4.00PM, GOLDEN BOULDER-5.00PM TIM HAIN-6.00PM, SILVER THREADS-7.00PM

HIGHGATE SLIM & THE ‘88’S-8.30PM

Welcome to The Red Lion Bar and Jubilee Gardens Stage at this years Arundel Festival. We have a full line up this year that caters for everyone’s tastes. Below we have the order of play and over the next few pages a few words - in no particular order - about some of the fantastic acts we are hosting this year. So please read on and lets keep the intro short... we like to let the music do the talking, but please remember to give all the artists a fantastic greeting before they indulge you with their talent. We wish you a fantastic festival and much enjoyment. We would also like to say a big thank you for all your support and the HUGE support SOLICITORS of our sponsors : Green Wright Charlton Annis Solicitors AND Arundel Brewery.

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ROCK N ROLL CHOIR-12.00PM, TIM STURDY-1.00PM, PAT FORD-2.00PM, GRAHAM FARGER-3.00PM, SOPHIE-4.00PM, STEEL STRUM-5.00PM, EAST HEAD-6.00PM, THE NEAPS-7.00PM

SUPERPOWERS-8.30PM OUTLAW CHEER LEADERS-12.00PM, MARVIN FORD-1.00PM, TOM MUNDAY-2.00PM, ROOT 357-3.00PM, ALLY GOODWIN BAND-4.00PM, BEAT-ROOT-5.00PM, BAD BILLY BAND-6.00PM, CLASS REVELS -7.00PM

VOODOO ROOM-8.30PM CONTEMPORARY DANCE-12.00PM, THE DEBONAIRES-2.00PM, DAWN GRACIE-3.00PM, MIKE FRY & THE FT- 4.00PM, LADY & THE DUKES-5.00PM, HONEYSHAKE-6.00PM, GO GO GADGET LEGS-7.00PM

REGULATOR-8.30PM

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BURLESQUE NIGHT

Dawn Gracie is back for this years Arundel Festival with a high kicking, lip smacking burlesque show to warm your cockles on an August evening in Jubilee Gardens! Expect high class performances from headline professionals alongside debut acts designed to thrill and delight - all in the best possible taste! The show will have content that is designed for an adult audience so parent discretion is required should you wish your children to stick around for this free show.

19th 8.30PM

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Alice Galloway Band 4.00PM Masie Peters 2.00PM

6.00PM A singer/songwriter and guitarist from London.

Masie is a prolific 15 year-old singer/songwriter/storyteller from West Sussex with a gift for crafting lyrics that resonate with a growing number of loyal fans.

21st

Alistair Goodwin Alistair has a unique and wholly original talent. His performances are creating a serious stir in the music scene and generating a dedicated following wherever and whenever he performs.

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3.00PM A collection of multi talented musicians on the UK south coast, playing and entertaining audiences with harmonious tones of new and traditional folk with brushes of country and a touch of bluegrass.

Mainly consists of a particular style of black American soul music based on the heavy beat and fast tempo of the mid-1960s Tamla Motown sound -

GET YOUR DANCING SHOES ON

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Raul D’Oliveira Trumpet RED LION STAGE - JUBILEE GARDENS An evening of quality jazz to let your hair down to featuring international latin jazz legend Raul D’Oliveira (Trumpet) with his Quinto Quartet and international jazz singer Sara Oschlag. Bring a chair or a blanket for an evening relaxing in the open air!

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26th

A Pinch of Soul 4.00PM

26th Acoustic duo playing covers with more than a hint of soul. Also can provide a set of original backing tracks to get the party started..

Tim Hain 6.00PM

26th

Poertry & Barbershop

3.00PM

Quartet 12.00PM

Silver Threads 7.00PM

27th ROCK ‘N ROLL CHOIR 12.00PM

Golden Boulder 5.00PM

Making music since the late 18th century, Golden Boulder are a 3 piece rock ‘n roll band from Bognor Regis, playing everything from Arctic Monkeys to The Killers to Blink 182 to Nirvana to Foo Fighters to Pulp, all the way back to Led Zeppelin and The Who and ACDC and Stevie Wonder and Jimi Hendrix and Bon Jovi

26th

1.00PM Singer/Songwriter from Brighton

Tim Sturdy 1.00PM

27th

“His vocals have a beautiful Jim Morrison feel to them and his songs are truly distinctive”

SOPHIE 4.00PM

26th

SOLICITORS

8.30PM A Swing, Jive, and Boogie-Woogie dance band guaranteed to inspire audiences and dancers alike. Get those dancing shoes on. You may never have kissed a bear or a goon, but it’s time to shake a chicken in the middle of the room!

27th

Pat Ford 2.00PM Highly talented singer & songwriter

Graham Fargher 3.00PM

Graham Fargher has been a hugely popular act for many years.

THE NEAPS 7.00PM

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A unique blend of funk, soul, rock and hiphop

12.00PM

28th

ROUTE 357

28th

3.00PM

CLASS REVELS 7.00PM

5.00PM

6.00PM

28th

TOM MUNDAY 2.00PM

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A rock n’ roll brawler with a bluesy uppercut. Harry, Freddie, Grambo, and Stephen have been mixing their potent cocktail of rock, rockabilly, and electric blues for the past six years – and are ready to deliver something special to close the festival on a high note. Keep loose items of clothing away from the machinery...we’re going out with a bang!

Performing popular hits from the 1960’s right through to the current charts, covering such artists as Avicii, The Killers, Bruno Mars, Stevie Wonder, Maroon 5 to The Beatles! There is something for everyone to dance and sing along to - there may even be a bit of trumpet! Get your air guitars out and come dance with GGGL!

Honeyshake 6.00PM SOLICITORS

29th

Combining influences of Rory Gallagher, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Fleetwood Mac, this band are bringing back blues with a punch. Raunchy vocals and stinging guitars.

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th era spinning classics from 1920’s to the

present day. Made up of Lauren Halliday, Rob Henderson, Lewis Harding Matt Gray & Ben Abbott ,Lady and The Dukes are a wave of musical talent.

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Travel Arundel is easy to reach by rail and road. Arundel Station is a short walk from the Town Centre and taxis are available at the station.

The High Street and Tarrant Street will be closed to traffic from 11.00am to 6.00pm on both weekends of the Festival. In addition Tarrant Street up to Kings Arms Hill will be closed on Thursday 27th from 7.30pm to 11.30pm. The High Street is also closed from 8.00am to 11.00am on Sunday 28th and on Bank Holiday Monday, the High Street will be closed from 7.00pm to 10.00pm with Tarrant Street closed from 11.00am to 6.00pm.

Need Help? If you need help at any time during the Festival just go to the big green bus, shown below, which will be parked near the Queen Street Bridge. You should find a member of the security team or Festival Committee there who will be able to assist you.

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