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Music Night at the Waggon and Horses
We are proud to announce Sophie Pearson will be playing live on Saturday 6th April.
Sophie began performing at the age of 7, when she joined the Star EFX Showtime Academy and has participating in many theatre shows with them over a 10 year period. She has had 5 performances at Her Majesty’s Theatre in the West End and had performances at various clubs & bars across Surrey.
Cornerhouse: Jenny Meehan - Recent Works
A mixture of acrylic paintings on canvas and digital prints on foamboard comes to the cornerHOUSE in June.
Jenny Meehan, who has exhibited her work at the cornerHOUSE before, is exploring a new theme on lyrical and geometric abstraction with this show. The Chessington-based artist paints and produces digital imagery. Her work is widely exhibited around the UK. Jenny also teaches painting and drawing to small groups and individuals at her home studio.
This exhibition features recent abstract prints and paintings from 2012 and 2013, some of which is for sale. Prices range from £80-£300.
Cornerhouse: Tiptoe through the Tombstones
A comedy thriller Tiptoe Through the Tombstones comes to the cornerHOUSE at the end of May.
The play, written by Norman Robbins and performed by Upstage Theatre Company, is the second in a trilogy about the mysterious and murderous goings-on at the Tomb family home, Monument House.
Cornerhouse: oneACTS 2013 - a festival of new playwriting
Secrets, ambitions, menace, a fun run and gobbledy[filtered word] are just some of the themes which drive this year's oneACTS festival at the cornerHOUSE. The feast of new playwriting comes to the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton, in April.
This year, the event features nine new pieces of writing which have never been staged before. They are between 15 to 30 minutes long. Four will be performed on one night and five on another, on alternate evenings throughout the April 29 to May 4 run.
Cornerhouse: My Son's Not Rainman - a night of comedy
A special event which raises awareness about autism is to be held at the cornerHOUSE in April. The comedy fundraiser on Friday, April 19 at the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton, will feature a one-man show by John Williams.
My Son's Not Rainman is directed by Anna Crilly. It is about a 41-year-old comedian who is a single dad. His son is 10 years old and autistic. He isn't a genius. This is their true story. Come and see this funny and heart-warming show before it goes on to the Edinburgh festival in the summer.
Cornerhouse: Gala Night - Walks In The Richmond Area
Come along to the cornerHOUSE on Saturday, April 13 for a gala evening of photographs on the subject of Richmond.
The photographs were taken on outings to various landmarks and sites in the borough by members of the Active Environment Group – a branch of the Environment Trust for Richmond upon Thames.
The group supports people with disabilities to access the local landscape.
Disgraceful SW Trains sign at Surbiton station
Has anyone seen the sign at Surbiton station that advises which trains to and from the station at peak times have 'availability'. It is colour-coded, green for 'some seats available', yellow for 'standing room only', and red for 'limited or no standing room' or words to that effect.
Between 7am and 9am there is ONLY ONE train from Surbiton that is highlighted green and that is a very slow service. In the evening rush period, there are no trains at all with seats available.
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- 18-20 Brighton Road
Surbiton Food Festival: The Big Brunch
Phew! It’s been an incredible 16 days! If you’re not yet full to bursting, head to the eateries and watering holes of Surbiton to relax and share your favourite stories from the first Surbiton Food Festival.
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