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SUMMER FESTIVAL 2012 A PERFECT SUMMER’S EVENING BOX OFFICE 01732 866114 WWW.HEVERFESTIVAL.CO.UK FOOD & DRINK The Guthrie Pavilion offers a waitress service restaurant including al fresco eating on the magnificent terrace, overlooking the lake. Easy and pleasant access to the theatre is available via the delightful Rose and Blue Gardens and the stone staircase and illuminated rockery – all well worth a visit for their own sake. Pre Theatre Suppers are available from the Guthrie Pavilion on all performance evenings*, and access to the Castle grounds for those who have booked ahead will be from 5.45 pm A Snack food counter and bar is also available pre-performance* and during the interval. Menus for all Special Events and Pre Theatre Suppers are available on our website, or upon request from the Theatre Box Office. Audiences are also welcome to picnic in the grounds of Hever Castle before the show begins. The lakeside setting offers a delightful start to the evening, but there are also other areas of the grounds available which include Two Sisters Lawn itself. Special Events SHOW TIMES Diamond Jubilee Celebration Saturday 2nd June • Evening Performances start at 8pm Dinner served at 6.30pm before performance at 8 pm unless otherwise specified Pre-supper drinks from 6pm • Gates open for all evening perfor- mances at 6.30pm Fantastic Family Feast Thursday 7th and Friday 8th June • Matinee Performances start at Dinner served at 4.00pm and 7.30pm respectively following the 2.30pm performance of The Twits. • Access to Grounds for Matinees is from 2pm, exit at 6pm Cream Teas Matinee Performances • Children under the age of 7 are not Thursday 19th July & Thursday 16th August. permitted to evening performances Served at 4.30 pm in the Guthrie Pavilion after matinee that start at 8pm performances of Daisy Pulls it Off and The Owl and the Pussycat. To book for a pre-theatre supper or Special Event, please call the Box Office on 01732 866114 Please note, special events must be paid for at the time of booking * Please note that pre-theatre suppers or refreshments will not be available on Saturday 2nd June due to the Celebration Supper. Levy Restaurants reserves the right to cancel pre-theatre suppers should there be no pre-bookings 3 days prior to the event. “Thank you for some splendid evenings - performances and food and setting” 2 THE SUMMER FESTIVAL Set in a magical location, the Festival Theatre offers entertainment for a perfect English summer evening. Over nearly 30 years the Summer Festival has become Audience are able to enter the grounds from established as one of the premier outdoor events in the South 6.30pm for evening performances, where they East, attracting thousands every summer many of whom return may enjoy the Castle gardens and ambience, year on year. Now in its 4th year on the stunning Two Sisters perhaps by bringing a picnic, choosing to eat Lawn, the Festival Theatre goes from strength to strength, and in the splendid Guthrie Pavilion or simply by the programme for the Summer Festival 2012 is bigger and wandering around the lake, the Rose and Blue better than ever. Gardens, and even Two Sisters Lawn itself. For matinee performances, audience may remain The Summer Festival offers a rich variety of performing arts and in the grounds after the performance until the entertainment catering for a wide variety of tastes from jazz to grounds are closed for the day, usually at 6 pm. classics; from drama to opera and musical theatre. This summer we have added even more new events into the calendar, with Of course the highlight of your visit is to two comedy nights, Brandywine Folk Events and Paul Dunton’s enjoy the feast of theatre and music on offer, Local and Live Sessions - in addition to the children’s shows prepared by professionals with an established and Cinema season. The diverse and full range of events now reputation for quality and set in a magical offers something for every taste and budget, truly cementing the location. The stage is fully covered, and the Festival as a complete entertainments experience. seating tiered, with the vast majority of seats also under cover. Hence the theatre offers a level of intimacy not normally associated with “I would like to congratulate you for an outdoor theatre. excellent Summer Festival... I am very However, for those who prefer a hardier and much looking forward to next year!” more adventurous option the auditorium also provides ample space for unreserved seats on the grass to either side of the reserved seating The Theatre is located on the delightful Two Sisters Lawn in areas for concerts. the award winning gardens of Hever Castle in Kent, adjacent to the legendary Anne Boleyn Walk – the Castle was originally the home of the Boleyn family. The lawn is surrounded by some splendid flowerbeds including the famous ‘long border’ and an abundance of ornamental trees; it also contains the picturesque Two Sisters pond and grotto and a magnificent Tulip Tree. As well as being a visual delight the setting provides a natural auditorium with easy access to the theatre car park and the Lakeside for those who prefer to picnic in view of the Lake. For the others the lawn itself provides a convenient and relaxing spot for that pre-show picnic. BOX OFFICE 01732 866114 3 PLAYS FOR THE FAMILY: GUEST PRODUCTIONS: Thursday 7th June at 2.30pm; Thursday 9th August Friday 8th June at 6pm Chapterhouse Theatre Company present The Illyria Theatre Company present The Importance of Being Earnest The Twits by Roald Dahl, by Oscar Wilde Adapted for the stage by David Wood Wilde’s brilliant and best loved comedy Mr and Mrs Twit loathe each other. They never wash and is performed by a company that enjoys a they live in a smelly old caravan next to a rotting tree. well-deserved reputation for the excellence Bored of playing tricks on each other they decide to open of its productions of English classics. The a circus, capturing a family of monkeys and cruelly training Importance of Being Earnest enjoys a them to perform in the ring. The local birds try to rescue reputation as the most witty and most the monkeys, but only with the audience’s help will the Twits effervescent of Wilde’s comedies. meet a sticky end and the monkeys finally be set free. £17.50 Illyria promises a slimily, stickily, revoltingly funny show, from the most popular children’s author in the world. If you don’t want to see someone tucking into worms thinking they’re spaghetti; if you don’t want to see someone finding a glass “ Open air theatre as it should eyeball in their beer; if you don’t want to see someone be and at its very, very best” picking scraps of rotting food from someone else’s beard and eating them - then don’t see this show!!! In 2010 Illyria was the first UK open-air touring company to be granted permission to perform the work of Roald Dahl. Our highly acclaimed production of “James and the Wednesday 22nd August Giant Peach” was followed in 2011 with a sensational sellout The Lord Chamberlain’s Men present season of “Fantastic Mr Fox”. Now Illyria returns with an even Macbeth more Giant, even more Fantastic, even YUCKIER Dahl classic! by William Shakespeare Adults £16.50; Child - £12: Family - £49 The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, who take Fantastic Family Feast available after both performances – their name from Shakespeare’s own Pre-book only. touring company, have gained a reputation for original, exciting and entertaining productions performed upon the same Wednesday 8th August; 2.30pm principles that Shakespeare himself Chapterhouse Productions present championed. Most notably the play is Sleeping Beauty performed by an all-male cast. by Laura Turner Macbeth is Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy Sleeping Beauty waits for her prince in and in essence a political thriller that a magical new version of this best-loved fairytale. Young resonates with modern audiences all too and old alike will fall in love with this delightful adaptation familiar with the machinations and self- set in the 1940s and taking you on a thrilling journey all the serving antics of politicians and their wives!. way to fairyland. Come along in your favourite fancy dress Blood, battles, weird sisters – it can only be outfit and join the fairytale parade during the performance! one play, Macbeth. Magical theatre in magical surroundings for all the family. “Open air theatre as it should be and at its Adults £16.50; Child - £12: Family - £49 very, very best” BBC. £17.50 4 HEVER FESTIVAL PRODUCTIONS: Saturday 2nd June Weds 18th - Sat 21st July: The Hollow Crown matinee - Thurs 19th July A celebratory entertainment devised by Produced by arrangement with The Really Useful John Barton Group Ltd Hever Festival Productions present a Daisy Pulls It Off by Denise Deegan special one off performance to celebrate Inspired by the uncomplicated innocence of Angela Brazil’s the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. schoolgirl novels, Denise Deegan’s comedy brilliantly A unique entertainment composed of the parodies the life and soul of a gels’ boarding school of letters, speeches, poems, songs and music by yesteryear – all gym slips and hockey sticks, a sort of St and about the kings and queens of England, Trinans without the delinquency! The plucky heroine, Daisy originally devised for the Royal Shakespeare Meredith, with the help of her best friend, the zany Trixie Company. Martin, overcomes a series of trials and tribulations by being Four actors and a musician perform the honourable and straight in all things, even saving the lives of piece which sparkles with the wit of several sneaky Monica and toady Sybil – her arch-enemies.
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