Hawth Brochure May - July 2011

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May • June • July 2011

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Welcome to a brand new season This season is full of hit shows that will brighten up your summer, whatever the weather brings.

The global phenomenon, Calendar Girls comes to Crawley for one week only with an all star cast, children’s favourite Shaun the Sheep and his friends take to the stage in their very own live show for the first time ever and the worldrenowned Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conclude their series of three concerts paying tribute to the great composers, with a performance of three of Beethoven’s most glorious works.

Be the first to find out when the Calendar Girls arrive at the theatre and what else Shaun the Sheep and his friends will be doing on their visit to Crawley by following us at twitter.com/thehawthcrawley. You can also visit www.hawth.co.uk and sign up for email updates.

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As summer approaches there’s plenty of

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There’s the return of the ever-popular

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The Wind In The Willows in the

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events mix sunshine, music, dance, food and

Amphitheatre on Sat 20 & Sun 21 August.

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stalls, offering something for the whole family.

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The award-winning Illyria return to Crawley

for some summer fun!

Crawley Folk and Beer Festival in June and the International Mela at the end of July. Both

on Wed 3 August (Goffs Park) and The Pirates

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with Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night on Tue 28 June (Hawth Amphitheatre), Fantastic Mr Fox

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Summer Saver Offer: See any two or more of these performances and save 10%

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Calendar Girls 9 – 14 May

Shaun The Sheep 18 – 21 May

Shaolin Warriors 9 June

Crawley Folk Festival 24 – 26 June

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The Hawth ArtsCafé Combine your theatre visit with a meal, or meet up with friends over coffee at The Hawth’s ArtsCafé.

With its warm and inviting atmosphere and friendly service, the ArtsCafé offers a wide selection of fresh salads and light bites, home made cakes and pastries. If you fancy something a bit more substantial choose from freshly filled breads and jacket potatoes, Mediterranean dishes, burgers and grills.

We also have daily chef’s specials and a children’s menu.

ArtsCafé is open Monday – Friday from 11am for breakfast, coffee, tea, soft drinks and cakes and then from 12pm – 2pm for our full lunch menu.

The ArtsCafé and bar are also open evenings and weekends prior to all shows. Pre-show meals can be purchased up to two hours prior to most performances until 30 minutes before a show.

Tables can be reserved by phoning 01293 438150.

Free wi-fi is now available throughout the building.

Out:Smart Under 26 Card Theatre • Dance • Comedy • Music • Family Shows The Hawth’s new under 26 card is coming soon.

Following the success of A Night Less Ordinary scheme encouraging young people to attend and enjoy the arts, we are launching a card that will offer discounts, free tickets and events and extra rewards for visiting The Hawth.

Look out for more details or call the box office with your address or email address.

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Hawth Friends – Save £££s!

Save money on shows throughout the year, find out about productions before anyone else, enjoy exclusive social events and trips and receive the quarterly Hawth Talk magazine.

Annual membership is just £10 for individuals (over60/ES40: £7), £15 for a couple (£10 over 60) and £20 for a family of four.

Call the Box Office or visit the website to start saving money today!

Access Performances

Forthcoming performances which will be BSL interpreted include: Calendar Girls Fri 13 May 8pm (Signer: Donna Ruane) Performances which will be Audio Described: Calendar Girls Sat 14 May 2.30pm Crawley Audio Description Service offers background information on the production and performers prior to selected performances. The service is via headsets and begins 20 minutes before the performance.

Talking Programmes are available prior to the following performance: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Sun 22 May 7.30pm This brochure is available in large print, Braille, audio tape/cd and emailed text versions on request from the box office.

For further details including discounted ticket prices please contact the box office on 01293 553636.

Celebrating cultures from all over the world Going Global continues to showcase talents from all corners of the world.

This season sees artists from Brazil, China, Cuba, Canada, France, Iran, Ireland, India, Israel, Japan, Korea, Poland, South Africa and the United States coming to Crawley.

Included in the programme there’s a free world premiere of the show Diaspora in The Hawth Marquee, two world famous gospel choirs and plenty of music, theatre, dance to keep you entertained during the summer months.

Going Global is supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

Don’t forget if you see three or more Going Global shows you can save 20% on your tickets.

Going Global is proudly sponsored by

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Wed 6 April

Thur 7 April

7.30pm • Spotlight

8.15pm • Studio

WordFest Open Mic

Blues Night

For those that want to be heard…

A celebration of the spoken word featuring original work and familiar favourites.

If you have a passion for poetry and would like to perform then contact Jo.joseph@crawley.gov.uk or phone 01293 438151 WordFest: Crawley Festival of Words.

A week-long programme of events dedicated to the word. Spoken.

Written. Performer. Printed. Thought.

‘Dangerous and beautiful.

Impassioned and remarkable’ Daily Mail

Aynsley Lister A solo performance by the man listed

by Guitarist Magazine as one of the world’s greatest blues guitarists.

Aynsley Lister was one of only a handful of British guitarists to be included.

In a recent issue of Classic Rock magazine, they recommended ten blues/rock artists capable of taking the music to the highest level.

Among those suggested were The White Stripes, John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa. The only European act in their top ten? Aynsley Lister. www.aynsleylister.co.uk

Wed 27 April

Please note: concert replaces previously advertised Stefan Grossman date.

Jasmin Vardimon Company

‘superb’ The Times

7.30pm • Theatre

7734 Directed and choreographed by Jasmin Vardimon Throughout her career, Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Jasmin Vardimon has illustrated the power to grip and seduce audiences; exciting with athletic prowess, lulling through quiet beauty and tearing at our emotions.

Man’s inhumanity to man never ceases to stun each generation. 7734 questions the human forces and weaknesses that have manufactured hell on earth, whilst illuminating both our capacity for survival and the poetry of hope.

Vardimon’s visceral choreography dramatically combines with text, music and awe-inspiring performances by a nine-strong company of international performers.

Suitable for ages 14 plus www.jasminvardimon.com

Tickets: Free

Tickets: £13 (discounts: £11)

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BLUES

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £15 (discounts: £12.50). Schools: £7.50

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Sat 30 April

Sat 30 April

2pm • Studio

3.30pm • Elgar

Sparkle and Dark

Clock Master Workshop

The Clock Master Suitable for children aged 5 plus When a young girl enters a shop of clockwork wonders, she soon finds herself lost amongst strange stories of magic, music boxes, minstrels and monkeys!

A visually enchanting tale performed with live music, projected animation and moments of puppet-peril!

Using props, set and puppets made entirely from reclaimed materials and other everyday objects, this play has been created for both adults and children alike.

Your chance to make a copy of the mischievous but loveable Bruiser the Dog from the show. In a one hour workshop, children will be taught how to make the puppet move to live music and sound effects.

Accompanying parents are welcome to attend for free.

A Making Tracks Rural Touring Scheme for West Sussex event

Running time: 70 mins

Sun 1 May 3pm • Theatre

Sir Willard White Paul Robeson Re-Explored The legendary baritone Willard White is joined by a group of outstanding musicians incorporating the renowned Pavao Quartet to pay tribute to the great Paul Robeson, along with a selection of other music from George and Ira Gershwin, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jerome Kern and Duke Ellington.

Tickets: £6.50. Family of four: £24. Workshop tickets: £1.50

family/workshop

Tickets: £20.50

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Thurs 5 – Sat 7 May

Fri 6 May

7.30pm • Studio

8.15pm • Spotlight

Pitchy Breath Theatre

Barnstormers Comedy Club

The Taming of the Shrew

The perfect start to the weekend!

Shakespeare’s ultimate ‘sex comedy’ as you have never seen it before.

Following previous successes Much Ado About Nothing and A Comedy of Errors, Crawley Arts Developments’ Pitchy Breath Theatre bring you this most testosterone fuelled of plays from an all female cast! Intrigued?

You should be...

Our resident compere introduces three of the funniest, cleverest and maybe even the silliest comedians on the London comedy circuit.

A Crawley Arts Development event

www.barnstormerscomedy.com

Tickets: £6.50 (discounts: £5.50)

Tickets: £10 in advance (£27.50 for three successive shows). £12 on the door.

Students: £8.50

For latest news on the line-up, check the website.

Over 18s only please, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Mon 2 May 2.30pm & 5.30pm • Theatre

The Chuckle Brothers Barry Potty and his full blood brother Paul in The Ghostly Shadows Join Paul and Barry Chuckle in their latest hilarious adventure.

The brothers arrive accidentally at Pigsnorts School of Magic where the evil Lord Fonterall is plotting to take over the school! Can the brothers halt his evil and wicked plan?

An exhilarating new show featuring ghosts, ghouls and spectacular magic.

Tickets: £14 (child: £12.50)

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Sun 8 May

Sun 8 May

7.30pm • Theatre

8pm • Studio

Buddy Holly and the Cricketers

Ha Ha Holmes!

Buddy Holly’s Rock ’n’ Roll Jukebox

In this exciting and hilarious new show, from theatre’s funniest parodists, Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson embark on their most dangerous adventure yet.

Featuring all of Buddy’s classics plus the greatest hits from the legends of the ‘50s and ‘60s including Elvis, Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Little Richard, The Beatles and more!

A breathtaking show featuring some of the finest actor-musicians in the business whose combined West End credits include Buddy, Lennon, Return to The Forbidden Planet and Jailhouse Rock. www.buddyhollyandthecricketers.co.uk

The Beast Of The Blistervilles

The Guardian

In a thrilling race against time and with live musical accompaniment, Holmes and Watson try and solve the mystery in this most gripping comedic thriller. The Ha Ha boys always offer a great night out, with mad-cap, knockabout humour. Don’t miss them.

Bring your friends, colleagues and family for this is a sure fire hit!

It’s elementary my dear Watson!

“HHHHH” ‘The audience were roaring for more’ The Stage

‘performances by this enterprising company are always an eye-opener’

Whatsonstage about Ha Ha Hamlet!

Mon 9 May 7.45pm • Studio

Transitions Dance Company An electrifying evening of dance accessible to all.

This year’s Transitions company brings together 12 young dancers from all over the world to perform choreography by three of the most engaging artists on the international contemporary dance scene: Lucy Guerin (Australia), Martin Nachbar (Germany) and Melanie Teall (UK).

Don’t miss this opportunity to catch a glimpse of the future big stars of dance based at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Tickets: £16.50 (discounts: £15)

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Tickets: £12.50 (discounts £10.50). Schools: £8

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Mon 9 – Sat 14 May 8pm plus Wed & Sat 2.30pm • Theatre

Calendar

The Global Phenomenon Comes To Crawley

Girls

by Tim Firth

Calendar Girls has been the fastest selling tour ever and has triumphed in the West End. Now, it’s coming to Crawley as part of its final ever tour starring Lesley Joseph as Miss October, Sue Holderness as Miss February, Ruth Madoc as Miss March, Kathryn Rooney as Miss September, Camilla Dallerup as Miss May, Helen Fraser as Miss January, Deena Payne as Miss July and Kacey Ainsworth as Miss November with Kevin Sacre as Lawrence the photographer A group of ordinary women do something extraordinary and spark a global phenomenon when they persuade one another to pose for a charity calendar with a difference! Based on an inspiring true story, Calendar Girls is quirky, poignant and hilarious.

Calendar Girls has sold out in every theatre it’s visited before opening. Don’t miss out, book today for the show the Mail on Sunday said is ‘marvellous theatre, guaranteed to make you laugh, cry and come out singing Jerusalem!

Pre-Show Offer: Special of the day plus desert: £11.50.

To reserve a table call 01293 438150.

For BSL Interpreted and Audio Described performances, see page 5

‘A show I could see again and again – and I hope I will’ Sir Cliff Richard Tickets: Mon – Thur: £26.50, Fri & Sat 8pm: £29.50, Wed & Sat 2.30pm: £23.50 Groups of 10 or more: Mon – Thur 8pm: £23.50

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Tue 10 May 7.45pm • Studio Dance4 present Hetain Patel

Ten I always thought counting to ten was easy.

Somewhere between Bolton, Barbados, Scotland and India three men, Hetain, Mark and Dave, make a journey of discovery. Taking music as a starting point, Ten delves with endearing honesty and humour into questions of cultural identity.

Ten looks at multiple and overlapping identities in Britain today, and what is behind this need to belong.

Award-winning artist Hetain Patel has created a diverse body of work including photography, video and installations. www.hetainpatel.com

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £12.50 (discounts: £10.50), schools/under 26s: £8

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Thur 12 May

Fri 13 May

Wed 18 May

8.15pm • Studio

7.30pm • Studio

8.15pm • Studio

Blues Night

The Undercover Shadows

Folk Night

Brooks Williams Blues and Americana guitarist singer and songwriter, Brooks delivers deep, intense interpretations of everything from early blues songs to his own compositions.

A 24-year veteran of the road, born in Georgia and now residing in England, Brooks is an entertaining and engaging performer who regularly brings audiences to their feet.

An exceptional band dedicated to recreating the classic guitar and vocals of iconic band, The Shadows, whose songs provided a soundtrack to the ’60s.

A fast-paced upbeat musical feast for all fans of The Shadows, Cliff Richard and Marvin, Welch & Farrar. featuring music from the early days to later hits Riders In The Sky and Don’t Cry For Me Argentina. www.undercovershadows.co.uk Hire – A FiSteps promotion

Kieran Goss Live And Solo Long hailed as one of Ireland’s leading songwriters and performers, Kieran’s music has won him fans across the globe. But if his songs have made him a star, his live shows have made him a legend. Live on stage is where Kieran Goss really shines.

This is a rare chance to see Kieran performing live and solo.

www.brookswilliams.com

www.kierangoss.com

‘one man, one guitar and a voice sent express mail from heaven’ Time Out Magazine

‘Americana at its finest!’ fRoots

Tickets: £14 (discounts: £12)

BLUES

Tickets: £12.50

Tickets: £14 (discounts: £12)

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Wed 18 – Sat 21 May Wed 6.45pm, Thur 1pm & 4.30pm, Fri 4.30pm & 7.30pm, Sat 11am, 2.30pm & 6.45pm • Theatre Calibre Productions present

HHHHH What’s On Stage Suitable for children aged 3 plus Tap dancing pigs and flying sheep…a high-kicking farmer and a 6 ft dog gliding gracefully across the stage in a fiery tango? You can only be watching Shaun’s Big Show, a wonderfully surreal stage adaptation of Aardman’s hit animation Shaun the Sheep, which opened to rave reviews in February, enjoyed by children and adults alike.

This is family entertainment at its very best…the world of Aardman plus magnificent costumes, a delightful set, 11 fantastic dancers and top West End choreography all brought together under the magical touch of the nation’s favourite children’s dramatist, David Wood. www.shaunsbigshow.com

Tickets: £14.50 (child/over 60s: £12.50), Family of four, parties of 10 or more: £12

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Pre show offer: Buy one adult meal and get a child’s meal half price.

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Fri 20 May 8.15pm • Studio

The Eduardo Niebla Experience My Gypsy Waltz A formidable flamenco-jazz guitar virtuoso, Eduardo Niebla is technically superb, poignantly poetic and supernaturally talented.

Inspired by tours to India, the Middle East, his adopted Yorkshire home and his mother, Eduardo presents his stunning new album My Gypsy Waltz together with music from his acclaimed 30 year career – passionate flamenco infused with a myriad of Eastern colours and a Gypsy-jazz edge.

Brilliantly accompanied by Carl Herring on guitar and Dharmesh Parmar on tabla this is an amazing opportunity to hear world-class guitar playing at its very best.

‘A display of supernatural talent and a spellbinding mixture of flamenco and modern jazz, bursting with obvious passion and verve’ The Spectator

Sat 21 May

Sun 22 & Mon 23 May

11am • Studio

Sun 3pm, Mon 10.30am • Studio

Half Moon Young People’s Theatre

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Joyful Theatre and Kijimuna Festa

Rip, Fold, Scrunch Suitable for children aged 2 - 5 years A butterfly flutters. A kite soars. But not everyone has something to play with.

Join Rip, Fold and Scrunch as they journey into the multicoloured world of friendship, with the help of some magical paper creations.

An enchanting show fusing theatre, Kathak dance and live music within a paper world. After the performance come and experiment with paper– rip, fold and scrunch your own creations!

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £15 (discounts: £13), under 26s: £8

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Looking for Yoghurt Suitable for children aged 6 - 12 years A year-long collaboration between artists from Korea, Japan and the UK, Looking for Yoghurt is a moving original story inspired by the wisdom of children.

A small Korean girl is looking for a stray cat called Yoghurt when she meets two children from other cultures and together they set off on an extraordinary adventure.

Free post-show discussion on Sunday.

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £6.50. Family of four: £24

Tickets: £6.50. Family of four: £24

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Sunday 22 May

Sun 22 May

7.30pm • Theatre

6.30pm • Theatre

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra The Great Composers: Beethoven

Pre-Concert Talk: Beethoven’s Symphony No.5

Fidelio Overture

Dave Billinge introduces one of Beethoven’s greatest works with an informative 30 – 40 minute entertaining talk.

Piano Concerto No.5 ‘Emperor’ Symphony No.5 Conductor Dmitry Yablonsky

Tue 24 May 7.30pm • Theatre

Jethro Jethro tells tales and antics of rural life in a warm, Cornish accent with some serious nonsensical twaddle!

Contains adult material. www.jethro.co.uk

Piano Warren Mailley-Smith Local rising star pianist Warren Mailley-Smith joins the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to celebrate the work of one of the world’s greatest composers, Ludwig van Beethoven.

The Fidelio Overture provides a glorious opening to the concert and is followed by the ‘Emperor’ Piano Concerto, one of the most majestic and soulfully beautiful piano concertos. The legendary Fifth Symphony, one of the most popular symphonies in the classical repertoire completes the programme.

A Talking Programe for visually impaired people is available at 6.30pm.

A special 3 course set meal is available from 5pm in the Spotlight restaurant prior to the concert. Tickets: £16.25. Please book in advance at the Box Office.

open from 5pm for pre-concert meals and snacks.

Classical Concert Series sponsored by

Tickets: £28 (first four rows: £22).

Tickets for talk: £3.75. Hawth Friends and students who have booked for the concert: Free

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Tickets: £18.50

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Tue 24 May

Wed 25 May

Wed 25 May

Thur 26 May

8.15pm • Studio

7pm - 10pm • Studio

8pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Theatre

Rob Rouse: Great Escape

Blue Bird Club

Dom Joly

Ronnie Scott’s Orchestra

Rob has a girlfriend, just! He also has a toddler and a dog. Rob struggles to make plans, faffs a lot and generally makes bad decisions.

The ever-popular club for people with learning disabilities and their friends.

With great DJs and resident band The Coasters. Special guest band Beat Express.

Welcome To Wherever I Am

This often makes his life very awkward. The good news for you is, the more Rob behaves like an idiot, the more scrapes he gets into and the more funny stories he has to tell you!

As seen on The Friday Night Project, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Live At The Comedy Store and 5 Live’s 7 Day Sunday. www.robrouse.com

Special Supper Menu from 5.15pm 6.15pm Book a meal and a ticket to Blue Bird Club for £8.50 if booked in advance (£9 on the night) – Clubbers menu includes burgers, pizzas, jacket potatoes and ice cream.

A Crawley Arts Development/ Outreach3Way event supporting the Stay Up Late campaign.

A truly hilarious evening with one of the UK’s most innovative comedians.

Since his award-winning international hit, Trigger Happy TV, Dom has led the most extraordinary of lives.

In this laugh-out-loud show, Dom talks us through the perils of travelling the world drinking, skiing down volcanoes, holidaying in Chernobyl and North Korea, trying to fly across the Grand Canyon strapped to an eight foot rocket, discovering that he was at school with Osama Bin Laden and eating from Gillian McKeith’s pants while imprisoned in the Australian jungle.

Dizzy at The Apollo Directed by award-winning band leader Pete Long and featuring Ian McKenzie, a special show dedicated to the genius of Dizzy Gillespie.

An amazing re-creation of one of the incredible 1947 appearances of Dizzy’s Big Band at the Apollo in Harlem, where swing, be-bop and salsa all collided on stage for the first time.

A first-class big band featuring 20 musicians representing the cream of UK jazz talent present a concert of constant contrast, where virtuosity, harmony, melody, explosive be-bop vocalisations, hard driving swing and groovy Latin are all mixed together.

‘Missing this show means missing something wonderful’ HHHHH Edinburgh Evening News Tickets: £12 (discounts: £10)

comedy

Tickets: £3. Carers Free

club night

Tickets: £19.50

Tickets: £18.50 (discounts: £16)

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Thur 26 May

Fri 27 May

Tue 31 May - Sat 4 June

Thur 2 June

8.15pm • Studio

7.30pm • Theatre

8.15pm • Studio

Johanna Chapman-Smith

Harlem Gospel Choir

Tue, Wed, Fri & Sat 7.30pm plus Sat 2.30pm, Thur 6.30pm • Theatre

A refreshingly different singer/ songwriter from Canada, whose songs hold echoes of jazz and eastern European gypsy music.

Johanna weaves a magical, vibrant and utterly irresistible spell that comes partly through her diverse ethnic background and partly through her eclectic interests in world music, cabaret, circus and global travelling.

Above all she has a voice that will captivate you with its passion and its sense of joy.

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Direct from New York and back in the UK after a six year absence.

The Harlem Gospel Choir has shared its message of love and inspiration with thousands of people around the world.

Through its dynamic performances the Choir strive to bringing people and nations together, sharing its joy of faith through its music and raising funds for children’s charities.

Their songs of hope and inspiration will touch the depths of your soul, lift your spirit and take your breath away!

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Ariel Company Theatre

The Wizard Of Oz Ariel returns with the fun for all the family Royal Shakespeare Company adaptation of the timeless film musical.

Dorothy and Toto are caught in a cyclone’s path and are carried to the magical land of Oz. Dorothy begins her journey to the Emerald City, meeting some memorable friends on the way: a Scarecrow who needs a brain, a Tin Man who wants a heart and a Cowardly Lion who desperately needs courage.

Gregory Alan Isakov’s Duo Gregory’s music ‘makes you feel like you’re in a woodland cabin with a glass of red wine, a snowstorm outside and your special someone at your side’.

His voice resonates with warmth and infuses his songs with a unforgettable, tranquil beauty.

Originally from Johannesburg and now based in the US, Gregory Alan Isakov’s songs are influenced by Leonard Cohen, Iron and Wine and Kelly Joe Phelps and he’s been described as ‘strong, subtle, a lyrical genius’.

www.arielct.co.uk

www.gregoryalanisakov.com

Hire – An Ariel Company Theatre (amateur) production

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

‘tremendous!’

Sir Elton John

Tickets: £12 (discounts: £10), under 26s: £8

music

Tickets: £21.50 (discounts: £18.50)

gospel

Tickets: Tue: £10 (child: £9), Wed & Thur: £14 (child: £10) Fri & Sat 7.30pm: £16 (child: £10) Sat 2.30pm: £12 (child: £10)

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Tickets: £12 (discounts £10), under 26: £8

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Fri 3 June

Sat 4 June

Sun 5 June

Wed 8 June

8.15pm • Studio

11am • Studio

12noon – 2.30pm • Spotlight

8pm • Theatre

Barnstormers Comedy Club

Angel Heart Theatre

Jazz Lunch

That’ll Be the Day

with Smokestack Duo

25th Anniversary Show

Hawth regulars Smokestack perform a relaxed set of jazz and Latin standards and original compositions.

It’s party time again as the hottest show in town returns with their 25th Anniversary Show.

The music is accompanied by a traditional roast with a choice of meats followed by a dessert of your choice. Fish and vegetarian options available.

A non-stop nostalgia trip down memory lane with a combination of the most popular feel-good comedy routines and favourite hits from ‘50s through to the ‘70s.

‘superb musicianship’

You’ll be on your feet and dancing before the night is over!!

Blueprint Magazine

www.thatllbetheday.com

The perfect way to start the weekend!

Oshima and the Big Sea

Our resident compere introduces three of the funniest, cleverest and maybe even the silliest comedians on the London comedy circuit.

Suitable for children aged 3 plus

For latest news on the line-up, check the website.

But he never does. Maybe it’s because he’s too busy day-dreaming about what it must be like under the big sea… then one day he gets the chance to find out!

Over 18s only please unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. www.barnstormerscomedy.com

Oshima goes fishing every day in his little boat hoping to catch a really big fish…

With lovingly-made sea creatures, shadow puppetry and live music, this is an uplifting show where warmhearted humour swims with big-eyed wonder.

Pre-Show Offer: Special of the day plus desert: £11.50. To reserve a table call 01293 438150.

‘the best rock ‘n’ roll show on the road’ Express

A family show set in and inspired by Japanese culture and puppetry.

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £10 in advance (£27.50 for three successive shows). £12 on the door.

Students: £8.50

comedy

Tickets: £6.50. Family of four: £24

FAMILY

Tickets: £17.50

jazz lunch

Tickets: £22.50

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Thur 9 June

Thur 9 June

Sat 11 June

Sun 12 June

7.30pm • Theatre

8.15pm • Studio

7.30pm • Studio

7.30pm • Theatre

Shaolin Warriors

Blues Night

Jim Crawford

Primavera Chamber Ensemble

Curtain Call

A welcome return for the UK blues star whose captivated much of Europe and the USA with his intimate style.

Mozart - Divertimento in B flat K137 Arensky - String Quartet Op 35 Schubert - String Quintet in C major

Softly spoken, Jim totally surprises his audience when he breaks into a resonant, barrelhouse blues vocal and is revered among musicians as a consummate finger picker and slide guitarist.

Primavera have an enviable reputation for their performances. Formed in 1986 by artistic director Paul Manley, the group’s name is based on the Italian name for spring reflecting the joie de vivre the musicians bring to their performances.

Direct from China!

The internationally acclaimed production returns with a brand new breathtaking show, depicting rarelyseen Kung Fu masters’ feats of agility, strength and skill.

The extravaganza features beautiful scenery, atmospheric music, hundreds of costumes and 22 professionally trained martial artists.

A must see for family audiences and martial arts enthusiasts alike.

www.jimcrawford.org.uk

A Crawley Arts Development event

‘suffused with sunshine and well-being… crowned by some of the loveliest fiddle playing you will ever hear’ Daily Telegraph

‘rip roaring entertainment!’

Western Australian

FAMILY

Song, dance and theatre from Ariel Company Theatre, Roshe School of Performing Arts, Pitchy Breath Theatre, Louise Ryrie, Crawley Youth Theatre and Fi-Steps amongst others.

Please note this concert replaces the previously advertised concert by Divertimenti.

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Tickets: £21 (discounts: £18).

Family of four: £60

Celebrating the diverse talent and virtuosity of Crawley’s community performance groups, this promises to be an evening to delight.

Tickets: £14 (discounts: £12)

blues

Tickets: £13.50

classical

Tickets: £7.50 (discounts: £5.50)

community

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Mon 13 & Tue 14 June

Wed 15 June

Thur 16 June

Fri 17 June

Mon 4.30pm, Tue 10am & 2pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Theatre

7.45pm • Theatre

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Ballet Central

Opera Club of Reigate & Redhill

Ballet Central returns with an exciting new programme of ballet, contemporary and jazz showcasing some of the world’s most talented young dancers.

A celebration of musical shows that the Opera Club has performed over the years.

Mr Benn The Extraordinary Adventures of an Ordinary Man

With special guest Muntu Valdo For over 40 years, the voices of Ladysmith Black Mambazo have married the intricate rhythms and harmonies of their native South African musical traditions to the sounds and sentiments of gospel music. The result is a musical and spiritual alchemy that has touched a worldwide audience representing every corner of the religious, cultural and ethnic landscape.

Suitable for children aged 3 plus To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the much-loved television series, the creators of The Gruffalo and Room On The Broom stage shows present a new live production based on the classic character written and illustrated by David McKee. Mr Benn, an ordinary man who lives in an ordinary street, gets a surprise when an envelope lands with a thud on his doormat. It’s an invitation.

To a fancy dress party!

Special guest Muntu Valdo is an exceptional singer, guitarist and harmonica player.

Tickets: £10, groups/schools: £8.50 each

family

The Opera Club has wowed audiences throughout the South East at theatres and outdoor events and are delighted to perform at The Hawth for the first time.

The final repertoire will be confirmed on the day of the performance.

A magical evening as a cast of generations celebrate the musicals.

www.balletcentral.co.uk

Hire - An Opera Club of Reigate and Redhill (ameteur) production

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Photo: Patrick Baldwin

Running time: 55 minutes (no interval)

www.mambazo.com

Featuring excerpts from The Scarlet Pimpernel, Children of Eden, Gilbert & Sullivan, West Side Story, Glee, Rogers & Hammerstein and other Broadway and West End Classics.

A rare opportunity to see works by leading choreographers Christopher Bruce, Darshan Singh Bhuller, Christopher Hampson, Helgi Tomasson and the late Christopher Gable (founder of Ballet Central) in a single programme. The repertoire will also include new works by Christopher Marney, Sara Matthews, Kenrick Sandy and Phillip Aiden.

Mr Benn 2010 ©David McKee

Mr Benn sets off to look for a costume and finds himself drawn to a small shop he’s never noticed before. As if by magic, the shopkeeper appears and shows Mr Benn into the changing room. But this is no ordinary changing room – it contains a special door that leads to adventures.

Generations

Tickets: £27.50

Tickets: £14 (discounts: £12)

music

dance

Tickets: £13.75

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A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Mon 20 June

Wed 22 & Thur 23 June

7.30pm • Studio

7.45pm • Studio

Weald and Silver Birch Singers

Les Enfants Terribles

Silver Songs

The Infant

Accompanied by John Scott Cree and ‘very special guest’, an evening of oldies but goodies, from jazz standards to singalong by Age UK Crawley’s talented singing groups and members of The Weald Choir.

They have a picture that could spell the destruction of society; a plan so devastating it would change the world.

They have a suspect but he claims it was drawn by his four year old. They have his wife, but she claims her son didn’t draw it. What’s the truth?

Sponsored by Grass Roots and Sussex Community Foundation In partnership with Crawley Arts Development

Sat 18 June

you see everyday, find out what we all have in common and celebrate our differences.

Compagnie Animotion

Diaspora The Hawth is proud to invite you to the world premiere of its first international multimedia commission.

The show which celebrates the grains of culture that have fallen to create a mixed and beautiful wild garden, is the culmination of a week long residency in the town and is inspired by stories told by the people of Crawley.

Diaspora explores movement and travelling and who we are as individuals and as a society.

‘Shades of Beckett and Dario Fo pervade this taut, inky black comedy... as elegant as it is subversive’ The Metro

Come along to share food and stories and enjoy Compagnie Animotion’s physical theatre incorporating video, recorded testimonies and live music inspired by themes of refuge, exile and Diaspora, ending with a dance for all to join in!

Photo: Karen Scott Photography

8.30pm • Marquee

www.lesenfantsterrible.co.uk

www.compagnie-animotion.org Prior to the performance from 7pm, come along and celebrate some of the many cultures that make up Crawley including Bollywood and Diego Garcian dancers, African and Philipino culture, food-tasting (bring food from your culture to share), sari workshops and world music.

Discover more about the people that Tickets: Free but booking essential as there is limited capacity

theatre

Tickets: £12.50 (discounts: £10.50).

Schools: £8. Free post-show discussion on Wed 22 June

Tickets: £5

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CRAWLEY FOLK and beer

festival

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Crawley Folk Festival is celebrating its 20th Anniversary this year – so join us and soak up the sun, sounds and atmosphere as we throw a party to remember!

This year you can look forward to some great music courtesy of ‘the Polish Pogues’ Warsaw Village Band, local folk legends The Copper Family and The Demon Barbers, fresh from their Best Live Act nomination at the 2011 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.

Of course there will also be the usual goodies on offer, free performances, workshops, food stands, craft stalls and demonstrations in Morris and traditional folk dance. Be sure to sample a pint at the beer festival too as there are over 50 varieties of beers and ciders to choose from! Don’t forget that if you really want to get into the festival spirit, we have great on-site camping facilities from just £10 and as always, under 12s go free. So why not bring the whole family along!

‘one of the must-see events in the folk calendar’ BBC For the latest line-up details and news, check out www.myspace.com/crawleyfolkfestival

Fri 24 June

Fri 24 June

7.30pm • Theatre

8.15pm • Studio

Warsaw Village Band (Poland)

Festival Blues Night

Plus support Perunika (Bulgaria) and Tatcho Drom (Balkan/Gypsy) Described by Songlines as ‘the Polish Pogues’, the six piece acoustic band mix thrilling, versions of traditional Polish songs with unbounded energy and enthusiasm!

Perunika sing beautiful and haunting acoustic harmonies rooted in southern Bulgaria and the Londonbased Tatcho Drom perform thrilling virtuoso Gypsy, Balkan and Eastern European folk music. www.warsawvillageband.net Tickets: £16

‘This is the sound of globalisation.’ New York Times

Discounts (which apply to all festival events): Child, student, over 60, Hawth Friends, unemployed, parties: £10% off any ticket.

Festival Special Offer: Book for 2 shows: 10% off, book for 3 shows: 20% off

The Elevators Plus support The leading UK exponents of the classic electric blues tradition, who always go down a storm. Influenced

by BB King, Peter Green, Eric Clapton, Robert Johnson and Robert Cray, the band also venture into territory covered by Ry Cooder, Dylan and others. www.elevatorsweb.com Tickets: £14

‘classic electric blues for connoisseurs’ Blues & Stuff

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Sat 25 June

Sat 25 June

Sat 25 June

Sun 26 June

4pm • Elgar Room

7.15pm • Studio

8pm • Theatre

5pm • Theatre

Fields To Foundry

Angles & JigJaw

The Copper Family

The Demon Barber Roadshow

Spare Parts Concertina Band and Allan and Rene Marriott present an afternoon of Sussex history in music, songs, poetry, monologues and images, projected from a 19th century magic lantern.

Festival Bal

From shepherd’s tales and drinking songs to the beginning of industrialisation, a look back at the changing face of the county.

Join us on a whirl around the European dance floor with a fabulous evening Bal of mazurkas, bourrées, waltzes and more! With wonderful workshops in music, song and dance during the day (and the chance to perform in the Bal) you can learn some of the wonders of European traditions for yourself.

www.sparepartsband.co.uk

www.anglesmusic.co.uk

Tickets: £8

www.jigjaw.co.uk Tickets: £8.50

Plus guests

Time Gentlemen Please!

Widely regarded as the most important family in traditional English song, their unique harmony style has been handed down from generation to generation.

Winners of Best Live Act at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2009, The Demon Barbers brought together some of England’s most exciting young traditional dancers to create a high energy spectacular. Now they take a further step and invite three young hip hop dancers for a night out at their local pub ‘The Fighting Cocks’.

They first came to prominence when brothers Ron and Bob Copper’s songs became popular in the ‘50s and ‘60s during the early part of the folk revival. Sadly Bob passed away in 2004 but the legacy flourishes still. Many of The Copper’s songs have become central to the modern folk repertoire and the current line-up completes seven consecutive generations of singing Coppers.

Tickets: £16

Discounts (which apply to all festival events): Child, student, over 60, Hawth Friends, unemployed, parties: £10% off any ticket.

Festival Special Offer: Book for 2 shows: 10% off, book for 3 shows: 20% off

Clog, Rapper Sword and Morris meet B-boying, Popping and Krump in this humourous and unmissable visual feast. Think Riverdance with a false moustache or Stomp with bells on! www.timegentlemenplease.org.uk www.thedemonbarbers.co.uk Tickets: £16

‘One of the best live bands I’ve ever seen. If you get a chance to see them - don’t miss it brilliant’ Mike Harding, BBC Radio 2

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Thur 23 June

Tue 28 June

Thur 30 June

Thur 30 June

8pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Amphitheatre

7.30pm • Studio

8pm • Theatre

No Jacket Required

Illyria

Two In Concert

Ron Kingsley

The Phil Collins Tribute Back by popular demand after their two previous sold-out shows, the UK’s ultimate Phil Collins tribute featuring a full brass section, percussion and backing vocalists, re-create the excitement of the ‘80s and ‘90s stadium shows.

All the Phil Collins solo hits from down the years - Against All Odds, You Can’t Hurry Love, Easy Lover, In The Air Tonight as well as a 20-minute Genesis medley. www.nojacketrequired.co.uk

Twelfth Night Many companies offer open-air Shakespeare. But only Illyria has won 4 international awards for performing Shakespeare. In its 20th year, Illyria returns to one of the greatest of all English comedies.

Following a shipwreck, Viola is washed ashore in Illyria, a country where everything is illogical, delirious, and completely topsy turvy. It could all end in tears - even if most of them are of laughter.

A welcome return for blind jazz pianist Derek Paravicini and savant pianist and cellist Nick Shaw.

Two extraordinary musicians whose amazing musical talents have taken them to concert halls all over the world.

All proceeds in support of MS Society sponsored Respite Care.

Hire - A Crawley Festival event www.brambles.org.uk

Illyria presents an evening of romance, music and sheer and utter joy.

A Vision Of Elvis The spirit of the legendary Elvis Presley is alive and well in this multi award-winning show from Rob Kingsley, the official European Champion at Europe’s largest Elvis competition.

Ron along with The Cadillacs Band and backing singers The Sweet Sensations offer an evening of classic hits from the early years through to the sensational Vegas era with an Aloha from Hawaii finale. www.avisionofelvis.com

www.illyria.uk.com See Summer Saver Offer on page 3.

Tickets: £12 (discounts: £9).

Family of four: £32

Tickets: £17

TRIBUTE

theatre

Tickets: £9

Tickets: £17.50

jazz

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Sun 3 July

Fri 8 July

2pm • Studio

8.15pm • Marquee

Theatre of Widdershins

To’Mezclao

Three Billy Goats Gruff and other Furry Tales Suitable for ages 3 plus What really happened between the wolf and his three porky friends?

Why was Goldilocks wandering in the woods? How did the goats overcome a mighty troll?

Let the wonderful Theatre of Widdershins explain with the help of fun, laughter, some gorgeous puppets and a soundtrack that will stick in your head long after you’ve left the theatre. www.theatre-of-widdershins.co.uk A Making Tracks Rural Touring Scheme for West Sussex event

A new Cuban sensation, the Havanabased band bring together musical styles from across the island and Latin America.

The vibrant 7-piece, fronted by charismatic singer Yoandri Castro perform sophisticated, sexy and irresistible salsa and dance music.

A melting pot of musical genres from Cuba, Columbia, the Dominican Republic and the massively popular pan-Latino reggae fusion reggaeton combined with influences from Western popular music in a breathless night of dance music.

Sat 9 July 1pm - 6pm • Grounds

Bring your dancing shoes and don’t worry about the weather as an inside venue is booked just in case!

Dromos Festival

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

Celebrate the start of summer with a pioneering new event that’s coming to Crawley.

A Festival Within Tent

Dromos Festival showcases the best in music, theatre, dance and comedy, both professional and from the local community.

The festival itself and musical performances are free, some theatre performances may charge a small fee.

Expect a chilled out atmosphere, sunshine, and fun for the whole family! Food and drink will be available.

For more details check out the website and find out how you can get involved.

Dromos Festival is funded and supported by The Hawth, West Sussex Arts Partnership, West Sussex County Council, Arts Council England and West Sussex Ahead of the Game. www.dromosfestival.co.uk

Tickets: £6.50. Family of four: £24

family

Tickets: £12.50 (discounts £10.50).

Under 26s: £8.50

world music

Tickets: Free

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Fri 15 & Sat 16 July

Sat 16 July

Mon 18 July

Thurs 21 & Fri 22 July

7.30pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Studio

7pm • Studio

7pm • Theatre

Quicksteps School of Dancing

ViYC present Crawley’s first

Stages

Just Dance

Dance OFF

Ariel Drama Plus Showcase

A magical event celebrating Quicksteps’ 25th anniversary.

It’s the ultimate and only dance off in Crawley. DJs, massive tunes, the biggest beats and top dancers from the local community. It’s where music meets dance for a night of explosive fun. Come and support the fresh talent in Crawley or do you dare to dance?

Performers aged between 3 and 18 take you on a whistle-stop tour of the past 25 years through ballroom, Latin American and freestyle dance.

Everything from tango to moonwalk comes together in a must see dance party... a night not to be missed.

Hire - A Quicksteps (amateur) event

Tickets: £12.50 (discounts: £10)

DANCE

For more details contact Liz Hart on 01293 438156 or liz.hart@crawley.gov.uk

On their 5th anniversary, Ariel Drama Academy proudly present an evening of song, drama and dance to celebrate some of the academy’s work this year.

LAMDA to hip hop to contemporary dance, this evening will entertain all.

Ariel Drama Academy is a school for students aged 5 to 19, dedicated to training actors. The Academy strives to create a centre of excellence whilst always maintaining a sense of fun.

A Crawley Arts Development event

Hire - An Ariel Drama Academy (amateur) event

Tickets: £4

Tickets: £11 (discounts: £7)

DANCE

Theatre

Remember My Name An evening incorporating a wealth of local talent including choreography from Got To Dance and Britain’s Got Talent.

An exciting extravaganza of dance and musical theatre for the whole family to enjoy - you’ve sampled the rest now come see the best!

Hire – A Stages (amateur) event

Tickets: £13

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Thur 21 July

Sat 23 July

Sun 24 July

Mon 25 – Fri 29 July

8.15pm • Studio

2pm & 6pm • Ampitheatre

11am & 4pm • Theatre

10am – 4pm • Studio

Daniel Marques

Shakespeare In The Park present

A Happy Feet Showcase

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

A Time To Dance

Drama Summer School

The award-winning 7-string guitar player from Rio de Janeiro performs Brazil’s carnival and folk music as well as energetic, rhythmic variations on samba, bossa-nova, choro, frevo and other Latin American styles.

A regular visitor to Europe and the US, on this tour Daniel is accompanied by Brazilian star drummer Elcio Cafaro and bassist Ricardo Sareston www.myspace.com/danielmarques1

‘truly a master… inspired’ Cover Guitar

Join a professional cast of 17 actors and dancers under the direction of Harry Denford (director of the hit aviation comedy ‘Club Class’) in this 5* reviewed Shakespeare comedy.

The comedic mechanicals are played by headline pro stand up comics and are regular performers at the monthly comedy nights here at The Hawth.

Book now for your chance to see it performed in the magical outdoor ampitheatre in the grounds of The Hawth.

A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

www.shakespeareinthepark.co.uk

Tickets: £12 (discounts: £10) Under 26s: £8

Tickets: £15.00 for raised grass verge seating on your own blankets or own folding chairs. £18.00 premium seats (limited availability)

world music

Hire – A Practical Productions event

theatre

Happy Feet students are stepping out again for a variety showcase of song and dance performed by over 150 talented youngsters.

An uplifting, fun and upbeat show packed with true musical theatre panache, featuring well-known modern numbers and some of the classics. With fab-u-lous routines, you will be sure to come out tapping your toes.

Happy Feet has built a great reputation over the past 15 years for their polished and exciting performances.

A fun week-long intensive drama course for 8 to 13 years old; full of games, theatre skills, team building, improvisation and great fun. There will be a short performance on Friday afternoon for friends and family to show what the students have learnt during the week.

Please bring a packed lunch and plenty to drink and wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes A Crawley Arts Development event

Hire – A Happy Feet (amateur) event

Tickets: £13.50 (11am show: £12.50)

DANCE

Tickets: £85 (ES40: £65)

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celebrate at the hawth Whether you are looking for a unique wedding reception venue, throwing a big birthday bash or celebrating a special anniversary, The Hawth is the perfect place to host any celebration!

Set in over 40 acres of picturesque woodland, The Hawth’s flexible layout lends itself to a variety of functions and is regularly hired for private events including: • Wedding Receptions • Christenings • Wedding Anniversaries • Birthday Parties • Staff Christmas Parties • Business Award Ceremonies We understand that no two celebrations are the same and our Spotlight Room, which can cater to parties of 40-120 provides the perfect canvas for you to stamp your mark on.

Our dedicated catering team have over 20 years experience in co-ordinating events of all descriptions and will work closely with you to ensure we create the perfect menu to complement your celebration.

Sat 30 & Sun 31 July from 12noon • Hawth Grounds

Crawley International Mela It’s back and better than ever, with more free family fun.

Expect music and dance from all over the world, plus a community stage, a bazaar selling arts, crafts, fashion and food from around the world, free film screenings, workshops for the whole family and more. www.crawleymela.org

Whatever style of party you are looking for, we believe that careful planning, and attention to detail will ensure all your wishes are catered for and that your special day is celebrated in style!

To discuss your requirements, receive a functions brochure or to arrange a visit, please contact the Restaurant and Functions Manager: Wendy Fowler on 01293 438155 wendy.fowler@crawley.gov.uk

Tickets: Free

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Thur 7 April

Tue 3 May

8pm • Theatre

8pm • Theatre

The Fighter

Rabbit Hole

2011 115 mins (15)

2010 91 mins (PG)

Starring Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, Amy Adams

Starring Nicole Kidman, Aaron Eckhart, Dianne Wiest

Inspired by the true story of two brothers, both boxers, who against all the odds come together to train for a historic title fight.

A couple return to their everyday lives in the wake of the sudden and shocking loss of their son in a moving and witty film based on David Lindsay-Abaire’s Pulitzer Prizewinning play.

www.thefightermovie.com

www.rabbitholefilm.com

Wed 4 May 8pm • Theatre

True Grit 2010 110 mins (15) Starring Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin The Coen brothers’ adaptation of the classic Western adventure story of vengeance and valour. www.truegritmovie.com

Tickets: £6 (discounts: £5.50)

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Sun 29 May 10am – 6pm • Studio, Spotlight, Foyers

Soul Mind Body Experience Free talks and free mediumship demonstrations throughout the day, including four workshops. With over 60 stalls including some of the UK’s top psychics, mediums and readers, local holistic therapists, reiki and spiritual healers, health, beauty and fitness stalls, artists, crafts, gifts, charities, environmental, spiritual related products and a massive selection of crystals.

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Wed 11 May & Mon 27 June 10am – 5.30pm • Studio

Life At The Hawth Selected footage from Gavin Beasley’s four hour documentary filmed at The Hawth in 2009/10. The film follows life in the theatre from events being set up and life backstage to the performances themselves.

The footage will run throughout both days, so feel free to pop in to see a little of life behind the scenes.

Sat 2 July 12noon - 5pm • Memorial Gardens

Mainstage The Crawley Festival finale returns to Crawley town centre to present some of the town’s finest talent in an exciting display of stage performances, workshops and street theatre.

Join in free workshops in dance, music, arts, crafts and animation and experience the cultural kitchen where you can find out about some of the different nationalities living in the town - and learn how to cook mouthwatering traditional dishes.

Music and dance throughout the day with a special showcase from some of Crawley’s most talented music students from The MIC:Music in Crawley project.

There’ll also be some surprise street theatre characters popping up where you least expect them!

Still one of the largest and best shows in the south.

Come along and enjoy a free family day out.

Full details, show brochure and door admission offers www.freedomfestivals.co.uk Further details: Andy 01903 751106.

Hire - A Freedom Festivals promotion

Admission: £5 (discounts: £4).

Accompanied children under 16 are free.

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Crawley Arts Development team is based at The Hawth and works to stimulate and encourage participation, performance and attendance in all art forms.

Crawley Arts Development team co-ordinate a diverse range of weekly workshops.

For more details contact 01293 438152 or email community.arts@crawley.gov.uk

Current projects include:

Workshop

Age range

Location

Price

Road To Crawley an oral history project in its second year

Theatre Company Course Monday Adult Drama 7.30pm to 9.30pm

18+

Southgate Community Centre

£5

Parkour a new indoor programme planned from January. Check out the website: http://bit.ly/csRQAY

Hot Taps Tap Dancing

Tuesday 2pm to 4.30pm

All ages

Furnace Green Community Centre

£3.50 (£3)

Pitchy Breath Theatre community based theatre company

12 Bar Music

Tuesday 7.30pm to 10pm

All ages

Northgate Community Centre

£3.50 (£3)

ViYC young people’s steering group

Footloose Dance Group Wednesday 8+ Dance for learning disabled 5.15pm to 6.30pm

Manor Green Primary School

£3

Spice of Life Singalong sessions

Thursday 2pm to 4pm

Northgate Community Centre

£3.50

Drama Crawley Youth Theatre

Thursday 13+ 6pm to 7.30pm Thursday 15+ 7.45pm to 9.15pm

Dormans Youth Arts Centre Gossops Green

£3.50

Circus Skills Circuswurx

Thursday 16+ (accompanied 7.30pm to 9.30pm children 8+ welcome)

Broadfield Community Centre

£3.50

Line Dancing

Friday 2pm to 4pm

All ages

Northgate Community Centre

£3.50

Drama Kids ‘n’ Co

Saturday 10am to 11am

5 to 7 years

Broadfield Community Centre

£4

Drama Splash

Saturday 11am to 12.30pm

8 to 13 years

Broadfield Community Centre

£4

Footloose Dance Group Contemporary Dance for learning disabled children

Sunday 1.30pm to 3pm

8+

Xtreme Dance Centre, Northgate

£3

Contemporary Dance

Sunday 11.30am to 1pm

14+

Xtreme Dance Centre, Northgate

£3

Making A Mark (Bewbush) neighbourhood public art project

For more details on Arts Development and its projects contact Carolyn Murphy, Arts Development Officer on 01293 438152 or check out www.crawley.gov.uk and www.hawth.co.uk

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Mon 28 March – Sat 9 April Lower Foyer

Andy McFarlane A self-taught artist since school age, Andy uses pencil to create a variety of artwork including portraiture and scenery.

Mon 28 March – Sat 9 April Upper Foyer

Admission Free. Exhibitions held in The Hawth Foyer and can be viewed from Monday to Saturday from 9am – 8.15pm.

Mon 25 April – Sat 7 May

Sun 19 June – Sat 2 July

Paul Higgins

Brambles Art

Paul studied Graphic Design at Camberwell School of Arts and crafts graduating in 1977 and worked in a design studio in Covent Garden for two years. Following that he worked as an art director in a London advertising agency and then did freelance work. For the last 20 years he has run his own company D’art Design in the county of Surrey.

A collection of art works either donated by local artists or created by multiple sclerosis sufferers. All works are available for sale with proceeds going to support MS Society sponsored Respite Care

Grahame Ridout

Mon 9 – Sat 21 May

Born in London and living in Crawley for 40 years, Grahame’s Found in the Foundry exhibition captures images from his industrial workplace. He looks beneath the surface to explore the colours and textures found when working with metals.

A Canadian photograper who adopted England as his home 25 years ago and now lives in Crawley. Darrill’s images are an attempt to capture some of the fascination, beauty and passion that he finds when travelling.

Mon 11 April – Sat 23 April

Double Exposure Double Exposure is pleased to exhibit a wide range of eye catching and striking photographs reflecting the individual tastes and talents of group members.

Subjects covered include people, places, landscape and animals as well as some less conventional pictures.

Darrill Stoddart

Mon 23 May – Sat 4 June

Precarious Printcraft Showcasing the work of printmakers Laura Knill, who employs traditional lino and screen printing techniques, and Ashley Dowlen who applies the latest digital printmaking technology. www.precariousprintcraft.co.uk

Tue 5 – Fri 13 July

Holy Trinity School The annual Holy Trinity School’s Senior Art exhibition has established a strong tradition over recent years. This year will see the first opportunity for AS photography students to display their work alongside the fine artists.

Sun 17 – Sat 30 July

Adele Gibson Adele is a Sussex based artist whose work is drawn from the landscapes of the South Downs where she lives and walks every day. She is inspired and fascinated by the quality of light and colour, and how these change according to the season and weather. www.adelegibson.co.uk

Art In Motion An open art competition running each year until 2012.

Winners’ artworks will contribute to a new permanent art exhibition at K2, celebrating sport and physical activity in Crawley.

The image can be anything sporting which took place in Crawley, in the year preceding the submission date Tue 27 September.

Amateur and professional artists of all ages are invited to submit works inspired by organised events to a kickabout in the park. Photography, drawing, painting, printmaking, textiles, computer-aided design, collage or montage are all welcome.

For competition guidelines, more information or an application form email hazel.ellis@crawley.gov.uk or call 01293 438110

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Thur 7 April

Thurs 19 May

4.30pm

8pm

Meet Cathy Brett

Sat 2 – Sat 9 April

Join in Crawley’s Festival of Words.

Help put Crawley on the map. Here are just some of the activities planned.

Sat 2 April 6.30pm • Food Court, County Mall

Meet the Crime Writers Listen to three crime writers share their experiences of writing crime fiction, Peter Lovesey, Andrew Martin plus one more to be confirmed.

Tickets: £3

Mon 4 April 7.30pm – 9.30pm • Ginger Moo Gallery

Firestation BookSwap On Tour Novelist Marie Phillips, publisher Scott Pack and two guest authors talk about their work, join in the swapping and answer random questions posed by the audience. Come with no inhibitions, lots of questions and – this bit’s important – a book to swap.

Tickets: £3 (or free if you bring along a cake!)

Tue 5 April 4.30pm

Wilbur Smith Wilbur Smith had his first novel When the Lion Feeds published in 1964. He then went on to write a collection of books collectively known as the Ballantyne, Courtney and Egyptian books for which he has become famous.

Tickets: £3

Wed 6 April 4.30pm

Meet Melanie Welsh Melanie Welsh’s Mistress of the Storm follows a girl embroiled in a tale of dark magic and intrigue. Find out what inspired the book and what is going to happen next.

Meet the author and illustrator of Ember Fury and Scarlett Dedd which has just been included in Richard & Judy’s 2011 Children’s Book Club. Her workshop is fantastic interactive fun.

Find out why she creates characters like pyromaniac Ember Fury or the ghostly Dedd family and find out all about her upcoming book Verity Fibbs.

Tickets: Free (places can be reserved by calling the library)

Fri 8 April 6pm – 7.30pm

Self Publishing Panel Want to find out how to self-publish your books? Then this is the event for you. Keith Churchouse, Bobbie Darbyshire, Alan Gilliand and Christine Mustchin have all done it and between them they will describe every step of the way.

30 Bird productions Seyf and Dobrowolski in

Poland 3 Iran 2 In 1976, the best ever Polish football team played against the best ever Iranian football team in the Montreal Olympics.

Join Seyf and Dobrowolski in the bar for a whistle stop tour of monumental historic events and bizarre personal confessions as they discuss football, revolution, swimming, love and Subbuteo, aided by footage from the match and stills from their family photo albums.

Tickets: £8. Available from The Hawth: 01293 553636 www.hawth.co.uk A Going Global event supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England

‘This gem of a show is set to steal the match’ Total Theatre

Tickets: £3

Tickets: Free (places can be reserved by calling the library)

All events in Crawley Library unless stated.

Tickets can be purchased at the library on the ground floor or at Waterstone’s, County Mall.

For a complete programme of events visit www.wordfestcrawley.org

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Wed 3 August

Thur 11 August

Sat 20 & Sun 21 August

6.30pm • Goffs Park

7.30pm • Amphitheatre

Illyria

Illyria

Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm & Sun 2.30pm • Amphitheatre

Fantastic Mr Fox

The Pirates Of Penzance

by Roald Dahl, adapted by David Wood

by Gilbert and Sullivan

Following their highly acclaimed production of James and the Giant Peach last year, Illyria returns with an even bigger Dahl classic!

Illyria delivers another first for the UK open-air touring theatre circuit: Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular comic opera packed with laughter, romance and a galleon-full of memorable lyrics.

All Mr Fox wants from life is to feed his family, and farmers Boggis, Bunce and Bean have an ample supply of chickens, geese and ducks. But they are also the cruellest, meanest and most ruthless farmers you could ever meet, and they are determined to put a stop to Mr Fox once and for all.

This wonderful operetta is faithfully performed by a reduced cast and accompanied by a Musical Director on keyboard and actor/musicians on various instruments.

Pitchy Breath Theatre

The Wind In The Willows Crawley’s community theatre present Kenneth Grahame’s classic following the adventures of Mole, Ratty, Badger and of course, the jovial but bigheaded Mr. Toad!

A great family favourite performed in the woodland setting, so you can bring along a picnic and thrill to tales of the river bank.

www.illyria.uk.com See Summer Saver Offer on page 3.

See Summer Saver Offer on page 3.

Mr Fox’s chances are slim at best... or will the sharpest wit win? www.illyria.uk.com See Summer Saver Offer on page 3.

Tickets: £12 (discounts: £9).

Family of four: £32

family

Tickets: £12 (discounts: £9).

Family of four: £32

Tickets: £7.50 (discounts: £6).

Family of four: £22

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Thur 8 September

Sat 22 October

Sun 30 October

7.30pm • Theatre

7.30pm • Theatre

4pm & 8pm • Theatre

Kate Rusby

Ken Peplowski and the BBC Big Band

Sixties Gold

The defining voice of contemporary English folk music, Kate Rusby’s exquisite interpretations of traditional songs and finely wrought self-penned tunes have won her an audience that reaches beyond the genre. www.katerusby.com

‘folk music doesn’t get any cooler than Kate Rusby’ Q magazine

Tickets: £22 (child: £15)

folk

Sing, Sing, Sing A tribute to Benny Goodman Join American virtuoso clarinettist Ken Peplowski and the BBC Big Band for a celebration of ‘The King of Swing’.

Highlights include Don’t Be That Way, Stomping At The Savoy, Swingtime In The Rockies, Avalon and Why Don’t You Do Right.

Tickets: £19.50 (discounts: £16.50)

big band

Featuring artists who helped revolutionise music in the UK and throughout the world.

Gerry & The Pacemakers were the first band to have 3 consecutive Number 1s in the UK with How Do You Do It, I Like It and You’ll Never Walk Alone, before going on to have further hits including Ferry Cross The Mersey.

The Searchers were one of Liverpool’s finest ‘60s groups with hits including Sweets For My Sweet, Don’t Throw Your Love Away, and the massive hit Needles And Pins.

Joining them for this memorable concert are The Fortunes (You’ve Got Your Troubles) and Chip Hawkes, the original singer with The Tremeloes (Here Comes My Baby, Silence is Golden).

Tickets: £27.50 (4pm: £26.50)

music

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Mon 7 – Sat 12 November

Tue 22 – Sat 26 November

8pm plus Wed & Sat 2.30pm • Theatre

Tue 7pm, Wed & Thur 10.30am & 1.30pm, Fri 6pm, Sat 2.30pm & 7pm • Theatre

Dreamboats and Petticoats Inspired by the three smash hit million selling albums Dreamboats And Petticoats, the West End sell out sensation features some of the greatest hit songs of the rock ‘n’ roll era.

With rave critical reviews and widespread audience acclaim, over a million people have been enchanted by an evening of pure hedonistic affection for a more innocent era, when love was young and so was rock ‘n’ roll.

Featuring classic tracks from Roy Orbison, The Shadows, Eddie Cochran, Billy Fury, and many more, including Let’s Dance, To Know Him Is To Love Him, Shaking All Over, Bobby’s Girl, Three Steps To Heaven, Little Town Flirt, Only Sixteen, Runaround Sue, Happy Birthday Sweet 16, Let It Be Me, Great Pretender, C’mon Everybody, Let’s Twist Again and many more hits from music’s golden era!

The Jungle Book Birmingham Stage Company is proud to present Rudyard Kipling’s classic story about Mowgli, a young boy who is raised in the jungle by a family of wolves.

When Sher Khan the tiger swears to kill the child, Baloo and Bagheera agree to take the boy to the man village for his safety. But the jungle holds dangers and surprises for them all – and Mowgli’s extraordinary adventure has just begun!

If you’re looking for a magnificent experience for all the family, then don’t miss this acclaimed production of Kipling’s timeless story!

Dreamboats and Petticoats - the songs will live forever!

‘I loved every moment’ Daily Telegraph

Tickets: Mon – Thur: £27, Fri & Sat: £28.50, Wed 2.30pm: £21, Sat 2.30pm: £26 Discounts and groups of 10 or more: £3 off Mon - Thur

musical

Tickets: £14 (child: £11, Groups of 10 or more: £9). Family of four: £43

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38 booking and access information Booking In Person The Hawth, Hawth Avenue, Crawley, RH10 6YZ Monday – Saturday from 10am – 8.15pm (6pm if no show). Open Sundays one hour prior to performance.

By Phone 01293 553636 Monday to Saturday 10am – 6pm Online www.hawth.co.uk £2 charge per transaction

By Post Please indicate performance date, time, price and discounts (if applicable).

Please make cheques/postal orders payable to Crawley Borough Council. Please include your day and evening telephone number and a SAE envelope for the return of your tickets.

Methods of Payment Credit/Debit Cards Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club and Debit Cards all welcome. Tickets purchased over the phone are subject to a £2.50 transaction charge which includes postage of the tickets to the cardholder’s address. Tickets booked less than five working days before the performance should be collected from the Box Office. Please bring along the card used for the booking, a matching signature will be asked for.

Reservations Reservations should be paid for within three working days, otherwise they may be released for sale. Reservations for group bookings is by arrangement.

Discounts Although discounts apply in most cases, external promoters may on occasion exclude certain categories. Only one discount may be claimed per ticket Children under 16 years old Over 60 People aged 60 or over Students people over 16 years in full time education

Unemployed people in receipt of job seeker’s allowance, income support, working tax credit or housing benefit.

Confirmation of eligibility may be asked for.

Groups of 10 or more Hawth Friends please show your cards or quote membership number when booking Family of four should include at least one child

Refund/Exchange of tickets The Box Office will issue credit vouchers for returned tickets as long as the tickets are returned at least one week before the performance. If the tickets are returned less than a week before or the performance is sold out we will have to ensure a buyer for the tickets before we can offer a credit. There will be a £1 per ticket charge for this service.

Gift Vouchers Hawth Theatre Gift Vouchers are available from the box office and online to any value with an attractive presentation card.

Friends Of The Hawth Become a friend and take advantage of priority booking facilities, special offers on most events, a quarterly magazine and special social events.

Annual subscription: Individual: £10 (£7 over 60/ES40).

Couples: £15 (£10 over 60/ES40).

Access The Hawth is committed to make the theatre as accessible and enjoyable an experience for all our patrons.

Disabled Access

Parking spaces available.

Level access. Spaces in front stalls for wheelchair users and companions (available for half price at all Hawth promotions). Adapted toilet facilities are also available.

Interpreted, Described and

Captioned Performances

British Sign Language interpreted

and Audio Described performances

are advertised with the event in

the brochure. Audio Description begins 10 minutes before the performance, please order headsets in advance.

Tickets Half price tickets are available at all performances for the visually impaired. This brochure or sections of it can be translated into another language on request. We also offer translators for personal or telephone callers at the box office.

Free Touch Tours

Visually impaired customers and a partner are guided around the stage to feel the stage sets, props and possibly costumes an hour before the show (subject to producer’s permission). If you are interested, please ask when you book tickets.

Free Mailing List/Email Alerts

Talking Programme Service Crawley Audio Description Service offers background information on the production and performers prior to certain performances starting half an hour before the performance.

Keep in touch with what’s on at The Hawth by joining the mailing list at box office or via email alerts by clicking the link at www.hawth.co.uk

Brochure Large print, Braille, audio tape/cd and emailed text versions of this brochure are available on request from the box office.

Family: £20.

Available online at www.hawth.co.uk

Parent and Baby Room Adjacent to the male toilets in lower foyer.

Booster Seats The Hawth has a limited number of booster seats available. The seats should be reserved at the time of booking. A £5 refundable cash deposit and a form of identity will be asked for on collection.

How To Find Us Crawley is midway between London and Brighton and is easily accessible by motorway, air (Gatwick Airport is four miles away) and rail.

By Road Crawley is minutes away from the M23 motorway which links to the M25. The Hawth is well signposted on all major routes into the town. There is free car and coach parking on site.

Downloadable maps and links are available at www.hawth.co.uk

By Rail Either Three Bridges or Crawley stations (both a 15 minute walk away). Both stations have taxi ranks. For further details of rail services, visit www.thetrainline.com.

By Bus Buses 4 and 5 stop at the large square roundabout just over the railway bridge from The Hawth. The buses serve Crawley and Three Bridges train stations, the town centre, Langley Green, County Oak and Pound Hill.

For a full timetable information visit www.metrobus.co.uk

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Large print, Braille, audio tape/cd and emailed text versions of this brochure are available on request from the box office.

Business Opportunities at The Hawth Are you looking to raise your company profile in the local area? Do you want a more inspiring setting for business meetings and conferences?

Perhaps you want to entertain key clients, build relationships and reward employees – or maybe you’re just looking for a fresh way to promote your services?

There’s lots of ways the Hawth can help

Corporate Entertaining

Give clients and potential customers the VIP treatment with a night out at The Hawth. Meet your guests for pre-show drinks in the ArtsCafé Bistro or private Tennyson suite and then sit down to a night of superb entertainment.

Sponsorship Brochure design by: Brightsky Design Tel: 01737 888144 www.brightsky.biz Printed by: Reflex Litho Ltd Tel: 01842 754600

Thanks to our sponsors

The Hawth is proud to have been awarded the prestigious Charter Mark, the Government’s national standard for excellence in customer service.

Do you want to connect with a specific audience? Sponsoring The Hawth’s entertainment programme

is an imaginative and cost effective way of marketing your business and services to a vast audience base.

Current sponsorship options include individual shows, a themed series of events or a community arts project.

To find out more contact Lyndsay Bowen 01293 438116 or lyndsay.bowen@crawley.gov.uk

Hiring The Hawth

The Hawth is a unique, inspiring and affordable venue in which to stage your business event. Our versatile range of rooms and spaces ensures that whether you’re hosting a meeting, training day, conference or product launch – we can tailor a space to suit you.

To find out more about hiring The Hawth contact: Jackie Draper 01293 438108 or Jackie.draper@ crawley.gov.uk For weddings, parties and social event hire please contact: Wendy Fowler on 01293 438155 or email catering@hawth.co.uk

THeatre

Calendar Summer 2011 9 – 14

18 – 21

22

Talk: Beethoven’s Symhony No.5

22

Shaun the Sheep

31 – 4 Jun

June >

8

9

12

13 & 14

23

24

Warsaw Village Band

25

26

30

July >

15 & 16

No Jacket Required

5 – 7

6

8

9

9 – 21

10

11

12

Life at The Hawth

Brooks Williams

18

19

20

21

22 & 23

23 – 4 Jun

24

25

26

29

2

3

4

5

9

11 Primavera

18

19 – 2 Jul

1

2

3

4

Rabbit Hole (PG)

True Grit (15)

24

25

26

27

15

16

17

21 & 22

24

May >

25 April – 7

13

June >

Sir Willard White

Jethro

The Chuckle Brothers

Dom Joly

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Stages

STUDIO

8

May >

Ronnie Scotts Orchestra

Ballet Central

Harlem Gospel Choir

Generations

Buddy Holly’s Rock ’n’ Roll Jukebox

The Wizard of Oz

Calendar Girls

That’ll Be the Day

The Copper Family

Shaolin Warriors

The Demon Barbers

Curtain Call

A Vision Of Elvis

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Mr Benn Live On Stage

Quicksteps School of Dancing

Happy Feet Showcase

Paul Higgins Exhibition

The Taming of the Shrew

Barnstormers Comedy Club

F

The Undercover Shadows

Kieran Goss: Live And Solo

S

Poland 3 Iran 2

Soul Mind Body Experience

Ha Ha Holmes!

Eduardo Niebla Experience

Gregory Alan Isakov’s Duo

Barnstormers Comedy Club

Rip, Fold, Scrunch

Transitions Dance Company Looking For Yoghurt

Oshima and the Big Sea

22 & 23

Silver Songs

24

Crawley Folk Festival

25

The Elevators

3

Mainstage

5 – 13

Three Billy Goats Gruff

Holy Trinity School Exhibition

MG

25 – 29

Drama Summer School

A Amphitheatre

Rob Rouse

Blue Bird Club

Festival Bal

Diaspora

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To’Mezclao F

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Dromos Travelling Festival

Brambles Art Exhibition M

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Twelfth Night

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Johanna ChapmanSmith

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Jim Crawford

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Fields To Foundry

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Ten

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The Infant

Precarious Printcraft Exhibition

Jazz Lunch: Smokestack

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Darrill Stodart Exhibition

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30

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21

23

Two In Concert A

16

ViYC Dance OFF

17 – 30

18

Adele Gibson Exhibition

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Ariel Drama Plus Showcase F

Daniel Marques

A Midsummer Night’s Dream A

30 & 31

Crawley International Mela F G

E Elgar Room

F Foyer

G Hawth Grounds

M Marquee MG Memorial Gardens

S Spotlight

Box Office 01293 553636 Book Online www.hawth.co.uk