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Download Summer Brochure 2021 Petworth Festival Wednesday 14 – Saturday 31 July* GENERAL BOX OFFICE OPENS 15 JUNE – PRIORITY BOOKING FROM 18 MAY TICKETS AND FURTHER DETAILS AT www.petworthfestival.org.uk *Subject to Government Regulations Brochure & Programmes sponsored by Petworth Festival 2021 Wednesday 14 – Saturday 31 July The Leconfield Estates www.leconfieldestates.co.uk The Leconfield Estates is very pleased to be the principal sponsor again in 2021 and to have sponsored the Petworth Festival for each of its 43 years. Visit our website for information about activities on the Estates which include let properties and peaceful fly fishing on the River Rother & the lakes at Petworth, and also on the Derwent, an excellent salmon river in Cumbria. 2 www.petworthfestival.org.uk / Enquiries 01798 343055 Petworth Festival 2021 Wednesday 14 – Saturday 31 July WELCOME TO THE 2021 PETWORTH FESTIVAL Dear All The Artistic Director’s Trail As I write the nation is tip-toeing back to something This year’s festival is as wide-ranging as ever, so to we all hope we will recognise as the ‘old normal’. As help you dip your toes into a little of everything, here is a festival, of course, we have already had to embrace Stewart Collins’ suggestion for a festival in 12 events: the so-called ‘new normal’ and the 2020 festival will Thursday 15 July remain in a lot of people’s memories as something of a Jess Gillam Ensemble beacon in the midst of trying times. But here we are in 2021 so what can we look forward to? Certainly as far Friday 16 July as the Petworth Festival is concerned, the answer is ‘a The Bloomsbury Quartet – ReCentred: Elizabeth Maconchy lot!’ Happily, we have been able to forge a programme (pay as you wish event) that celebrates the finest in performance, much as Sunday 18 July we have over the last 40 years, and over the next few Genesis Sixteen (choral) pages you will hopefully be overjoyed to see some of the gems that lie in store for us this coming summer. Tuesday 20 July Mark Padmore (tenor) and Imogen Cooper (piano) We look forward to you joining us in person again, though to this effect there will be a few changes Wednesday 21 July that reflect both the old and the new. To ensure the The Dominic Alldis Trio - A Tribute to maximum comfort and safety of our audiences, Jacques Loussier (jazz) thorough cleaning of all our venues will be the rule, Thursday 22 July and we will not be packing them out quite as before. The Music of Paul Simon - A Celebration To this end we are capping the capacity of all our indoor venues to ensure a level of social distancing Saturday 24 July even if it is not specifically required by law. Having Lunchtime Concert with Lara Melda (piano) said that we are not asking our performers to reduce Sunday 25 July their fees as, frankly, they have suffered enough, but Gilbert & Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore to help the festival negotiate the financial impact of this move, we will be applying a modest 10% ticket Tuesday 27 July surcharge for this festival only. This surcharge has Radio Live! with Rev Richard Coles, Alistair McGowan, been incorporated into our prices and we hope you Joe Stilgoe, Charlotte Green and Garry Richardson understand our reasons. Wednesday 28 July Once again, this year’s festival wouldn’t be possible Catrin Finch (harp) with Seckou Keita (kora) without the support of our Sponsors, Patrons and Thursday 29 July Friends so we thank you all. Thank you for sticking Chineke! (chamber ensemble) with us through the thicks and thins of 2020. My colleagues and I are confident that 2021 will prove Saturday 31 July that it was all worthwhile! Armonico Consort: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Sincerely Stewart Collins Artistic Director Robin Clewley) Jess Gillam (photo: Cover image: Book tickets at www.petworthfestival.org.uk or on 01798 344 576 from 15 June 1 Petworth Festival 2021 Wednesday 14 – Saturday 31 July A MESSAGE Festival Venues FROM THE BIGNOR PARK Near Pulborough RH20 1HG PETWORTH CHAMPS HILL Coldwaltham, Pulborough RH20 1LY FESTIVAL LECONFIELD HALL Market Square GU28 0AH CHAIRMAN MIDHURST ROTHER COLLEGE North Street, Midhurst GU29 9DT We are absolutely thrilled to be able to bring another great programme to Petworth despite the difficult PETWORTH HOUSE AND PLEASURE GROUND conditions we’ve all experienced in the past year or Petworth GU28 0AE more. We must express our enormous gratitude to our ST MARY’S CHURCH sponsors who have stayed with us to allow this all to Petworth GU28 0AD happen; to our wonderful musicians for working with us There are licensed bars at St. Mary’s Church through such uncertain times; to our team for navigating Petworth, the Stable Yard at Petworth House, so many obstacles that the infamous Covid placed in our Leconfield Hall and Midhurst Rother College. All path; and to you, our audiences, for your support. We venues have accessible toilet facilities. All venues hope you derive great pleasure from our festival. have wheelchair access. Neil Franks Chairman Parking Limited disabled parking at Church Lodge (adjacent to St. Mary’s Petworth). Please leave entrance to the church free for emergency vehicles. Outside the church, please do not park half on the pavement Who’s Who – this is an offence. No parking in Lombard Street President Lord Egremont opposite. There is a large car park in Petworth Festival Board Neil Franks (Chairman) (GU28 0AP) and additional free parking by the Sylvia Alan Bennie Beaufoy Centre (GU28 0ET) off the mini roundabout Lord Egremont on the A272. Sir Geoffrey Pattie Peter Rhys-Evans Concessions Kate Wardle For all ticketed events children aged 18 and under Georgina Willis may purchase tickets for £5 or free where stated Artistic Director Stewart Collins – please refer to each concert listing for details. Festival Manager Kate Wardle The lowest priced seats in St. Mary’s Church are Event Manager & Publications Editor Kate Lavender available to children aged 18 and under free of Assistant to the Festival Manager Hettie McNeil charge, but must be pre-booked. Technical Manager Peter Hall Rhino Audio Visual Ltd Petworth Festival is a company limited by Venues & Volunteers Manager Liz Harris guarantee. Secretary to the Board Sarah Matthews Box Office Pam Hampel, Carole Field, Judy Howard, Hettie McNeil, Registration Number 5710001 and Registered Imke Sanderson, Deborah Taylor & Kate Wardle Charity Number 1113784. 2 www.petworthfestival.org.uk / Enquiries 01798 343055 Petworth Festival 2021 Wednesday 14 – Saturday 31 July Booking Information for the 2021 Petworth Festival We look forward to you joining us in person Late May/early June: Our summer festival again, though for 2021 there will be a few brochure will be posted to all our Sponsors, changes that reflect both the old and the new. Patrons, Friends and those who have signed up To ensure the maximum comfort and safety to our mailing list via the website. You do not of our audiences, thorough cleaning of all our have to contribute to be on our mailing list. A PDF venues and a level of social distancing will be version will be available on our website also. our top priorities. To this end we are capping 15 June: BOX OFFICE OPENS TO ALL (priority the capacity of all our indoor venues to ensure booking ends) a level of social distancing even if it is not specifically required by law. Having said that 23 June: We hope to release more tickets we are not asking our performers to reduce their (following the Government announcement on 21 June); these will go on sale (up to 75% capacity fees as frankly they have suffered enough, but for indoor events) on the 23 June. to help the festival negotiate the financial impact of this move, we will be applying a modest How to Book 10% ticket surcharge for this festival only. This surcharge has been incorporated into our prices If you require a wheelchair access seat or extra and we hope you understand our reasons. assistance and/or are a carer for a disabled person please telephone our Festival Manager, BOX OFFICE OPENS Tuesday 15 June Kate Wardle, 01798 343055, any weekday between 10am-5pm. We will be selling tickets up to 50% capacity initially. We hope to release additional tickets (up Book Online 24 hours a day from 15 June to 75% capacity at our indoor events) following www.petworthfestival.org.uk Please note, this the government announcement on 21 June; if will open up a new window and take you to our given the ‘green light’ these additional tickets will third-party booking site TicketSolve. be released for sale on Wednesday 23 June. Book by Telephone from 15 June the Box Office Priority Booking for Sponsors: is open for telephone bookings between the 18 May – 14 June (Sponsors Concierge service) hours of 10:00 - 13:00, Tuesday to Saturday. Please call the Box Office on 01798 344576. Priority Booking for Patrons: 25 May – 14 June (By POST 25 May – 1 June / ONLINE and Terms and Conditions: PHONE 2 –14 June) Once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged. Priority Booking for Friends: 8 June – 14 June Refunds are not given unless the event is cancelled. (ONLINE and PHONE ONLY) The information contained in our brochures and on *Please note that we are unable to offer any our website was correct at the time of publishing discounts to Patrons and Friends this year but may be subject to subsequent alteration. Key Dates and Information: The purchase of a ticket indicates permission for Petworth Festival Ltd to use photographs of events Late April/early May: Sponsors and Patrons will receive a small brochure giving details of our 2021 in which you might appear for publicity purposes.
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