- Jul-Jan
- 20-25
Museum of Richmond
Celebrating 800 Years of St Mary Magdalene
FREE EXHIBITION
The Museum of Richmond's upcoming exhibition, 'Celebrating 800 Years of St. Mary Magdalene at the Heart of Richmond', will explore the history of the town's historic parish church.
This exhibition has been developed in partnership with the Richmond Team Ministry, and will be held in both the Museum and the Church itself...
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- Nov-Feb
- 1-16
Orleans House Gallery
A Unique Vision: Outsider and Self-Taught Art
Over the last 2 decades, Orleans House Gallery has worked closely with the Henry Boxer Gallery to showcase pioneering displays of outsider and visionary art. This autumn, the Richmond-based dealer and collector Henry Boxer returns with new and familiar self-taught artists and works to engage and enlighten -- each offering a unique vision, from the occult to the mediumistic.
Take this ...
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- Dec-Feb
- 2-3
Diana Armfield Drawing Competition
Distinguished and highly respected artist, Diana Armfield, has again in collaboration with Arts Richmond agreed to sponsor a Drawing Competition to encourage artists aged 16 years and upwards to draw from observation.
- January
- 18-25
Richmond Shakespeare Society
A LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT
Telling of one family and its self-discovery over the course of a long August day in 1912, when James Tyrone, a hugely successful immigrant Irish actor has retreated with his wife and two sons to their Connecticut seaside home.
- January
- Tuesday
- 21
- 8pm
Richmond Film Society
Capernaum
RFS's Season continues with Nadine Labaki's endearing and heart-wrenching drama. A young Lebanese boy runs away from his negligent parents and is befriended by an Ethiopian immigrant; he then, in turn, looks after her infant. Ultimately imprisoned for a violent crime, he sues his parents for giving birth to him and seeks justice in a courtroom.
- January
- Tuesday
- 21
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
An evening with Tom Kerridge
After the success of last Spring's inaugural event, we are delighted to welcome back Tom Kerridge and his team to Twickenham for another special event. A chance to enjoy a wonderful three course dinner with Q&A from Tom throughout where he will be sharing stories and ideas from his new book which will also be part of his new BBC series which starts in January. Former England and ...
- January
- Wednesday
- 22
The Arts Society Richmond
Victoria and Albert Museum
Exploring the history of the building.
- Jan-Feb
- 24-22
Orange Tree Theatre
CANDIDA
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We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without ...
- Jan-Feb
- 24-22
Orange Tree Theatre
THE SUGAR SYNDROME
Dani is 17. She's looking to meet someone honest and direct. What she finds is a man twice her age who thinks she's an 11-year-old boy.
The first major revival of Lucy Prebble's debut play: a devastatingly and disturbingly funny exploration of an unlikely friendship, our desire to connect, and the limits of empathy. Her work includes and on stage and the BAFTA and Emmy ...
- January
- 25-31
Teddington Theatre Club
Amadeus
By Peter Shaffer
Music, power, jealousy and the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with ...
- January
- Sunday
- 26
- 3pm
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Saracens
Harlequins vs. Saracens in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- January
- Sunday
- 26
- 7:45pm
TwickFolk
Winter Wilson
Winter Wilson are known for beautiful songs, beautifully sung. Stunning harmonies, thought-provoking and often challenging lyrics, all held together with a weird, off-the-wall humour all of their own.
More information
- Price - Online - £9 booking fee - On The Door - £11
- More details and tickets
- January
- Sunday
- 26
Orange Tree Theatre
OT Youth Theatre: Stand Together
Two of the Orange Tree Youth Theatre groups have been exploring the theme of standing together for Holocaust Memorial Day in their weekly sessions. Join us for two short brand new pieces of theatre that have been created from scratch by young people.
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- January
- Tuesday
- 28
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
The Tallis Scholars (choir)
- Taverner: Leroy Kyrie
- Tallis: Suscipe quaeso
- Sheppard: Our father, Beata nobis guadia
- Taverner: Ave dei patris
- Byrd: Laudibus in sanctis
- Gibbons: O clap your hands, Lift up your heads, O Lord in your wrath
- Purcell: O God, thou art my God, O Lord God of hosts, I was glad
The Tallis Scholars is a British professional ...
- January
- Tuesday
- 28
- 7:45pm
Hounslow and District History Society
The Life and Legacy of George Bradshaw
George Bradshaw is renowned through the television series Great British Railway Journeys, little is known about the actual man.
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- January
- Tuesday
- 28
Twickenham Jazz Club
RAY GELATO BAND
RAY GELATO BAND (£15/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
- January
- Friday
- 31
- 8pm
The Exchange
Manford Comedy Club
Manford's Comedy Club was launched by comedian Jason Manford and his brother Colin just over two years ago. The idea was to bring comedians from the UK circuit to small towns and cities across the country for a night of live comedy. The show features up and coming performers as well as more well-known names and are all personally chosen by Jason himself. The aim of the pop up shows is ...
- February
- Sunday
- 2
- 6pm
Poetry Performance
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- February
- Sunday
- 2
- 7:45pm
TwickFolk
Singaround: Bring a song or two, join in, or just come and listen!
Another of our popular singaround evenings.
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- Price - Online - £3 ( 30p booking fee) - On The Door - £3
- More details and tickets
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- February
- Tuesday
- 4
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The Magic of Prague: Czech Art and Culture
Speaker: Gavin Plumley
Profile Gavin is a writer and broadcaster who has appeared on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4 and has contributed to newspapers, magazines and opera and concert programmes worldwide. He lectures widely about the culture of Central Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries. Recently he has given talks to the Royal Opera House, the National Gallery, the ...
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- February
- Tuesday
- 4
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The English Domestic Revival: Country House Architecture of the 19th Century
Speaker: Christopher Rogers
Profile Chris read Geography at Oxford and taught Geography. Formerly he was Head of Geography at Downe House School Newbury. He became interested in country house architecture whilst at Oxford and he has lectured on the subject ever since. He has regularly led 5-day summer courses for Marlborough College Summer School. Chris also lectures for the National Trust.
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- February
- Tuesday
- 4
- 8pm
Richmond Film Society
Foxtrot
A moving and complex study in grief. An affluent Tel Aviv couple are informed by the Israeli military authorities that their son has died in the line of duty. Several hours later, they are notified that there has been a mix-up....
- February
- Tuesday
- 4
Twickenham Jazz Club
Kelvin Christiane 'Allstars' Big Band
Kelvin Christiane 'Allstars' Big Band (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
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- February
- Wednesday
- 5
- 7:30pm
Twickenham Cinema Club
Blithe Spirit (1945)
£6.00 plus £1.15 fee
As Noel Coward's play hits the London stage again in 2020, this 'glorious Technicolor' version, directed by David Lean, features Rex Harrison, Margaret Rutherford and Constance Cummings. A novelist invites friends to dinner and dabbles with the services of a medium (Rutherford) who summons up his late first wife, Elvira, with chaotic results.
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- February
- Saturday
- 8
- 7:30pm
Normansfield Theatre
Pink Proms 2020
Pink Proms 2020
Saturday, 8 February 2020 at 7.30pm
Admission: FREE but seats must be pre-booked below or call 0333 1212 300
The Pink Proms is being held on 8 February at Normansfield Theatre. This year will feature the London Gay Symphonic Winds, and will be hosted by: The Staff LGBT Equality
- February
- 8-22
Orange Tree Theatre
ROMEO & JULIET
Passions collide. And the world changes in an instant.
Experience Shakespeare's tale of love and violence taken to the edge of the city, where the wildness of the heart can't be contained.
A small cast of multi-roling actors bring Shakespeare's language to life through ensemble movement, lyrical flows and contemporary sounds; up close, intense, and in the round. more information about ROMEO & JULIET
- February
- Sunday
- 9
- 7:45pm
TwickFolk
Kim Lowings Duo
Kim Lowings and her father Andrew have been writing and collaborating together since 2011.
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- Price - Online - £9 booking fee - On The Door - £11
- More details and tickets
- February
- Sunday
- 9
Orange Tree Theatre
MICHAEL BILLINGTON
Michael Billington became Guardian theatre critic in 1971, the same year the Orange Tree Theatre was founded. After almost 50 years and some 10,000 reviews, he is about to step down as the paper's chief theatre critic. He will join OT Artistic Director, Paul Miller to talk about his incredible career in this special Under the Orange Tree In Conversation, an event to support the work of the ...
- February
- Thursday
- 13
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
BLUESCLUB (dedicated to Alan Rogan)
BluesClub is an All-Star band who have a combined love for the Blues of America from the 1930s to the '70s. Their set list includes songs from artists as varied as Leadbelly, Son House and Charley Patton, to Slim Harpo, Sonny Boy Williamson, John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal and Canned Heat
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The star line-up is Guy Fletcher (Dire Straits
- February
- Saturday
- 15
- 3pm
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. London Irish
Harlequins vs. London Irish in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- February
- Sunday
- 16
- 7:45pm
TwickFolk
Showcase: Alex Seel Floor Spots
Alex Seel is a singer-songwriter and guitarist with roots in folk & blues.
More information
- Price - Online - £5 booking fee - On The Door - £5
- More details and tickets
- February
- Tuesday
- 18
- 8pm
Richmond Film Society
One Cut Of The Dead
A minor movie latched on to at the Udine Far East Film Festival, went on to become an international hit and one of the biggest grossing Japanese films of recent years, A multi- film film and the funniest zombie movie you will ever see!
- February
- Tuesday
- 18
Twickenham Jazz Club
Nick Mill's 'Bluenote Project' with Dave O'Higgins, Martin Shaw,Leon Greening etc...
Nick Mill's 'Bluenote Project' with Dave O'Higgins, Martin Shaw,Leon Greening etc. (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
- February
- Wednesday
- 19
The Arts Society Richmond
Victoria and Albert Museum
A tour of the Fashion and British Galleries.
- February
- Thursday
- 20
- 1:30pm
The Exchange
Strong Women Science
StrongWomen Science is a new circus science show starring two women scientists turned circus performers. (Aoife is an engineer, Maria an environmental scientist.)
Ever wanted to know how you balance a chair on your chin, if you can juggle liquid, or how circus performers eat fire? StrongWomen Aoife and Maria reveal the scientific secrets behind their astounding tricks. In a fun, lively ...
- February
- Thursday
- 20
- 4pm
The Exchange
Strong Women Science
StrongWomen Science is a new circus science show starring two women scientists turned circus performers. (Aoife is an engineer, Maria an environmental scientist.)
- February
- Sunday
- 23
- 7:30pm
Normansfield Theatre
Don Pasquale
The story of Don Pasquale revolves around a classic comedic premise: a young couple in love schemes to thwart the inappropriate plans of a pompous old man, who wants to marry the girl himself.
The very elderly and very rich bachelor, Don Pasquale, has demanded that his nephew and heir, Ernesto, breaks up with his penniless widow of a girlfriend, Norina, and marry a woman that Don ...
- February
- Sunday
- 23
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Guinness Six Nations 2020 - England v Ireland
England will be looking to repeat their stunning victory in Dublin where Eddie Jones' tactical kicking game plan worked to perfection. With Owen Farrell on top form and Henry Slade scoring twice, England secured an impressive 32-20 victory.
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- February
- 23-29
Teddington Theatre Club
The Revlon Girl
By Neil Anthony Docking
A heart-wrenching story of how lipstick brings hope
Set eight months after the death of 116 children in the Aberfan disaster of 1966, The Revlon Girl tells the real-life story of a group of bereaved mothers who met every week, to support each other.
Realising they'd let themselves go but afraid of local gossip, they secretly ...
- February
- Tuesday
- 25
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
English Chamber Orchestra
- Peter Warlock: Capriol Suite
- Mozart: Violin Concerto in D, K218
- Robin Holloway: Ode for four winds and strings
- Haydn: Symphony No. 44 in E minor,
Leader: Stephanie Gonley
The English Chamber Orchestra is the most recorded chamber orchestra in the world, its discography containing 860 recordings of over 1,500 works by more ...
- February
- Thursday
- 27
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
LEAF HOUND
A rare Club appearance for this cult UK rock band!
Led by original vocalist, Peter French (also of original and recent Atomic Rooster fame), Leaf Hound was a product of the SW London rock scene of the late 60s which spawned the likes of Free and other blues-rock acts, and their 1971 Growers of Mushroom album has achieved massive cult status and now exchanges hands for over £6,000...
- Feb-Mar
- 28-28
Orange Tree Theatre
THE MIKVAH PROJECT
This is a Mikvah. My friend and I built it. We had to dig a really deep hole before we found water. Then we installed a pipe to suck up the required nine hundred litres. Now, this bad boy, is KOSHER.
Eitan is 17. Avi is 35.
Eitan loves Arsenal. Avi loves his wife. Eitan goes to college. Avi is trying for a child.
They are in completely different places in their ...
- Feb-Mar
- 29-1
- 11am-5pm
Normansfield Theatre
London Potters Local Studio Pottery Fair
Further details will follow
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- February
- Saturday
- 29
- 3pm
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Exeter Chiefs
Harlequins vs. Exeter Chiefs in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- March
- Sunday
- 1
- 7:45pm
TwickFolk
Celebrate St David's Day with Lowri Evans with Lee Mason
We wanted a Welsh guest on St David's Day and Lowri and Lee as big TwickFolk favourites were our first choice.
More information
- Price - Online - £10 booking fee - On The Door - £12
- More details and tickets
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- March
- Tuesday
- 3
Twickenham Jazz Club
Marta Capponi Quartet feat Emiliano Caroselli
Marta Capponi Quartet feat Emiliano Caroselli (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
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- March
- Wednesday
- 4
- 7:30pm
Twickenham Cinema Club
I, Tonya (2017)
£6.00 plus £1.15 fee
Gritty, based-on-real-life events story of Tonya Harding's journey from a tough upbringing in 'red neck' America to the Olympic ice rink, with superb performances by Margot Robbie and Allison Janney.
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- March
- Saturday
- 7
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Guinness Six Nations 2020 - England v Wales
Welcoming Wales to Twickenham always delivers an exciting game of rugby with the vocal travelling supporters ensuring an electric atmosphere. England will of course be looking to avenge their defeat in the competition from 2019 when Eddie Jones' tactical kicking game plan, that had worked so effectively against Ireland, came unstuck.
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- March
- 7-13
Teddington Theatre Club
Cause Celebre
By Terence Rattigan
What chance for justice when the public wants its pound of flesh?
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Terence Rattigan's final play is based on the true story of Alma Rattenbury, who in 1935 stood trial with her 18 year old lover for the murder of her older husband. Her counterpoint is the fictional Edith Davenport, steely chairwoman of the jury, whose own ...
- March
- Wednesday
- 11
The Arts Society Richmond
Covent Garden
A musical walk around Covent Garden.
- March
- Thursday
- 12
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
CYRIL DAVIES TRIBUTE
Some of the finest musicians in the UK will pay tribute to the music of Cyril Davies and Alexis Korner and the release in 1963 of 'Country Line Special/Chicago Calling'. This annual All-Star event is one of the most popular in the Eel Pie Club calendar. The Alan Glen/John O'Leary All-Stars are: Alan Glen (Yardbirds, Nine Below Zero), Tim Hain (Jamside Up/The Incredible Blues Puppies...
- March
- Sunday
- 15
Orange Tree Theatre
ALLEGRI QUARTET
Programme includes Beethoven's op. 130
The Allegri Quartet, in its 62nd year, is Britain's oldest chamber group. Founded in 1953 by Eli Goren and William Pleeth it has played a key role in the British musical scene, working with composers such as Benjamin Britten, Michael Tippett, Elizabeth Maconchy, John Woolrich, Peter Fribbins, Anthony Payne, James MacMillan, Matthew Taylor and most recently Alec Roth, resulting in new commissions and recordings.
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- March
- Tuesday
- 17
Twickenham Jazz Club
Nicolas Meier World Group with Richard Jones, Kevin Glasgow and Demi Garcia
Nicolas Meier World Group with Richard Jones, Kevin Glasgow and Demi Garcia (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
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- March
- Friday
- 20
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Sale Sharks
Harlequins vs. Sale Sharks in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- March
- 21-28
Richmond Shakespeare Society
THE DUCHESS OF MALFI
Webster's stunning tragedy explores class and gender inequality, misogyny, madness and murder in a High Renaissance court. Recent exposés of toxic masculinity by the #MeToo movement provide one the many contemporary resonances of the play. This adaptation transports the drama to a wealthy 'Mafia' family, set against the backdrop of a 1960s Italian film studio and the Vatican.
- March
- Sunday
- 22
Orange Tree Theatre
ELAINE DELMAR sings Gershwin & Porter
After selling out her first appearance at the Orange Tree, one of the great British jazz voices of all time brings to Richmond her acclaimed interpretations of two of the greatest songbooks of all time, George Gershwin and Cole Porter.
Elaine Delmar will be performing classic arrangements of numbers including 'S'Wonderful', 'Embraceable You', 'Begin the Beguine&#...
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- March
- Tuesday
- 24
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
Tre Voci (Ruby Hughes - soprano, Natalie Clein - cello, Julius Drake - piano)
- Kodály: Sonatina
- Bach: Öffne dich, mein ganzes Herze
- Bach/Britten: Spiritual Songs
- Tavener: Thrinos for solo cello, Akhmatova Songs
- Brahms: Two Songs, Op. 91
- Janáček: Pohádka
- Schubert: Songs for voice, cello and piano
Ruby Hughes began her musical studies as a cellist graduating from the ...
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- March
- Thursday
- 26
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
DAVE KELLY BAND
Dave Kelly is known as Britain's finest blues slide guitarist, as well as being an excellent vocalist. He is joint lead singer in The Blues Band of which he was a founder member with Paul Jones.
- March
- 27-29
Normansfield Theatre
Der Fliegende Hollander
(The Flying Dutchman) by Richard Wagner
Featuring Rose Opera Orchestra and Chorus
A ghost captain (the 'Flying Dutchman') is cursed to roam the seas forever, coming ashore only once every seven years. Only if he finds a wife who loves him truly whilst he is ashore can he be freed from this eternal fate. Senta, the daughter of another sea captain, wants to be that wife...
- March
- Tuesday
- 31
Twickenham Jazz Club
Zoe Francis with Jim Mullen and Mick Hutton
Zoe Francis with Jim Mullen and Mick Hutton (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
more information about Zoe Francis with Jim Mullen and Mick Hutton
- April
- Thursday
- 2
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
KYLA BROX
Blues and soul become inextricably entwined in award-winning singer-songwriter, Kyla Brox, whose raw talent has seen her described as "the finest female blues singer of her generation". Winner of the 2018 UK Blues Challenge, Kyla had the honour of representing the UK in Memphis at the 2019 International Blues Challenge, as well as the European event in the Azores. In a huge nod to her ongoing...
- Apr-May
- 3-9
Orange Tree Theatre
LAST EASTER
A lighting designer, an actress, a prop maker and a drag singer go on a pilgrimage looking for a miracle.
Even when June, the lighting designer, is diagnosed with a devastating illness, the jokes don't stop coming as a quartet of theatre friends career across France, glugging red wine, and hoping to find a miracle at Lourdes for June, a nonbeliever who thinks the only good thing ...
- April
- Tuesday
- 7
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
So The Do Cook After All! - Ravilios, Bawden and the Great Bardfield Artists
Speaker: Jo Walton
While Bawden and Ravilious saw active service as War Artists (Ravilious dying in 1942), other artists captured the soon-to-change world of rural England through the Recording Britain project. By the mid-1950s a diverse, innovative but highly creative group had made Bardfield their home - much to the bemusement of the local villagers, who found the ...
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- April
- Tuesday
- 7
Twickenham Jazz Club
Kelvin Christiane 'Allstars' Big Band
Kelvin Christiane 'Allstars' Big Band (£14/£12)
More information
- All sessions start at 8:00 and finish at 10:30
- Admission: £13.00-£15.00 (Concessions: £11.00-£12.00)
- All enquiries to: 020 8286 3242
more information about Kelvin Christiane 'Allstars' Big Band
- April
- Thursday
- 9
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
EEL PIE CLUB 20TH BIRTHDAY - Eel Pie All-Stars
The Eel Pie Club is 20 years old in April and we are having a party to celebrate.
- £14 (£12 Members)
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- April
- Tuesday
- 14
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
Quartetto Adorno (string quartet)
- Beethoven: String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132
- Puccini: Crisantemi
- Zemlinsky: String Quartet No. 3
In 2017 Quartetto Adorno won the Third Prize (First Prize not awarded), the Special Prize for the best performance of a contemporary piece and the Public's Prize at the International String Quartet Competition "XI Premio Paolo Borciani". During the thirty-...
- April
- Friday
- 17
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Northampton Saints
Harlequins vs. Northampton Saints in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- April
- Saturday
- 18
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
The Clash
One of the biggest derby games is back when Bath Rugby take on Wasps in The Clash at Twickenham Stadium. Watch outstanding rugby with great entertainment on the greatest stage.
- April
- Thursday
- 23
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
CATFISH
UK and British Blues Award winners Catfish have carved a reputation for themselves as an excellent live band with a phenomenal frontman in 24 year old guitarist/vocalist Matt Long who plays with a real passion for the blues.
- April
- Friday
- 24
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Bath Rugby
Harlequins vs. Bath Rugby in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- April
- Sunday
- 26
- 2:30pm
Normansfield Theatre
Festival Showcase
Richmond Upon Thames Performing Arts present Festival Showcase
There will be a selection of outstanding and entertaining items in Music, Speech and Drama from the 2020 Festival.
More information
- Tickets are £7 at the door or (£5 for Senior Concessions) Patrons, active Stewards, Teachers of those performing and under 16s are free).
- Details
- May
- Saturday
- 2
- 7:30pm
Normansfield Theatre
An Evening of Classic Rock and Pop Music - including a special Pink Floydfeature
Used Notes, a Claygate-based band, augmented by two superb imported musicians, play rock and pop classics in their own style. From punchy 50s hits to exciting 80s stadium standards, this group will have the audience singing and swaying along, with their acclaimed Pink Floyd medley featuring songs from Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here and The Wall. The evening will begin with an ...
- May
- 2-9
Richmond Shakespeare Society
SUMMERLAND
The year is 1869. The place is New York City. The dust is settling after the carnage and destruction of the American Civil War and, on Broadway, William H Mumler has set up his photography studio with his wife Katherine. Although he charges high prices he has many clients, especially among the rich and famous of the city. For William H Mumler is no ordinary photographer... RSS is proud to present the first European production of Arlitia Jones' thrilling and suspenseful play.
- May
- Thursday
- 7
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
GARY FLETCHER BAND
A founder and ever-present member of The Blues Band with Paul Jones, Gary has appeared with and/or recorded with Peter Green, Maggie Bell, Van Morrison, John Mayall, Long John Baldry, Guy Barker, Bernie Marsden, Micky Moody, Kim Simmonds, Henry McCullough, Zoot Money, Nat Adderley, Guy Barker etc.
The music straddles blues, Americana and folk, playing guitar, slide, banjo, mandolin and ...
- May
- 8-10
Richmond Opera
The Dragon of Wantley
After sellout shows of King Arthur in November, Richmond Opera are returning to Normansfield Theatre with the Dragon of Wantley in May 2020.
Wantley village near Sheffield is terrorised a child-gobbling dragon, and local hero Moore of Moorehall is entreated to put his drinking and womanising aside to take matters in hand. His methods are unorthodox to say the least...
This ...
- May
- 9-15
Teddington Theatre Club
Loot
By Joe Orton
Riotous slapstick meets dubious morals in Orton's outrageous comic masterpiece
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Two young friends stash the proceeds of a bank robbery in an occupied coffin, attempting to hide their spoils from the attentions of a psychopathic policeman, a serial-killer nurse and a grieving widower. In the ensuing comic carnage, Orton creates a ...
- May-Jun
- 15-27
Orange Tree Theatre
THE FALSE SERVANT
When a man thinks he can cynically take a rich woman's money and then run off with an even more lucrative potential fiancée, he'd best not tell the fiancée by mistake.
Le Chevalier, a woman disguised as the son of an aristocrat, embarks on a plan that will expose the dark heart of this male power-play.
This version by Martin Crimp was acclaimed at its 2004 ...
- May
- Tuesday
- 19
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
Sacha Rattle (clarinet)
- Hindemith: Clarinet Sonata
- Debussy: Pemière Rhapsodie
- Bernstein: Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
- Schumann: Adagio and Allegro, Op. 70
- Berg: Four Pieces for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 5
- Brahms: Sonata in F minor, Op. 120 No. 1
Zeynep and Sacha first met in 2005 in Oberlin Conservatory, studying the Mozart Kegelstatt Trio with ...
- May
- Thursday
- 21
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
THE ROLLIN' STONED
"The Best Rock 'n' Roll Tribute Band in The World", this magnificent band returns to The Eel Pie Club for two hours of nostalgia playing the best of 1964-1969.
- May
- Thursday
- 21
The Arts Society Richmond
Bath
The Holbourne Museum and the American Museum.
- May
- 23-24
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
HSBC London Sevens
Twickenham Stadium is hosting the penultimate leg of the World Rugby HSBC Sevens Series and it's set to be a weekend full of excitement as the series nears its conclusion. One of the final tournaments stops Tokyo 2020, join us for a weekend of great rugby, food, entertainment and music in a carnival atmosphere at The Home of England Rugby. The event takes place over 2 days on the Spring Bank Holiday in May.
- May
- 29-31
Normansfield Theatre
La boheme
INSTANT OPERA returns to the Normansfield Theatre for a revival of its spectacular new production of Giacomo Puccini's most-loved masterpiece La boheme featuring a stellar international cast. Tickets £18 -- £25. Three performances only, this is not a show to be missed!
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- May
- Friday
- 29
Harlequin Football Club
Harlequins vs. Wasps
Harlequins vs. Wasps in this Gallagher Premiership Rugby match.
- June
- Tuesday
- 9
- 7:45pm
Richmond Concert Society
Benjamin Grosvenor (piano)
- Rameau: Gavotte and Variations
- Beethoven: Piano Sonata in E flat, Op. 7
- Liszt: Ballade No. 2, Valses oubliées Nos. 1 and 2
- Berceuse Valse de l'opéra de Charles Gounod
British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor is internationally recognised for his electrifying performances, distinctive sound and insightful interpretations. His virtuosic ...
- June
- 14-20
Teddington Theatre Club
Teechers
By John Godber
An A* classroom comedy from one of Britain's most popular playwrights
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This frantic play within a play sees students Gail, Hobby and Salty pay homage to their idealistic drama teacher Mr Nixon in an end-of-term play.
depicts life in a modern school with all its social politics for both teachers and students alike. Far too many characters ...
- June
- Wednesday
- 17
The Arts Society Richmond
Mottisford House and Romsey Abbey
Two grand properties in Hampshire.
- June
- Thursday
- 18
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
Slim Chance
Slim Chance has its origin in the early 70's, formed by the legendary and brilliant songwriter, Ronnie Lane, who had been a mainstay of both the Small Faces and The Faces.
- June
- Saturday
- 20
Orange Tree Theatre
HENRY V
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...
A young king, with all to play for. Will it be game, set and match?
Prince Hal must take on new responsibilities. His country is deeply divided, and he must grow up and learn what it takes to be a good leader.
His enemies only want to play games and throw insults. Can he get everyone working together, and win through?
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- June
- Sunday
- 21
Orange Tree Theatre
I, AMDRAM
89 years. 172 different productions. I am the first female member of my family to not appear in a Thalians show for a reason other than pregnancy.
Amateur dramatics. The hidden history of many a performance artist.
From four generations of leading ladies comes one queer Londoner, sharing a story of return and reconciliation - with her hometown, cultural inheritance and secret ...
- Jun-Jul
- 27-3
Teddington Theatre Club
Gypsy
Book by Arthur LaurentsMusic by Jule StyneLyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Breaking out and breaking free. The musical story of Miss Gypsy Rose Lee
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Gypsy - the multi-award winning musical based on the true story of Rose Thompson Hovick and her daughters June and Louise as they struggle to succeed in show business. Follow the flourishing of Louise, as she ...
- Jul-Aug
- 3-1
Orange Tree Theatre
WHILE THE SUN SHINES
The most popular production in Orange Tree history returns for 4 weeks only!
★★★★★ "Rollickingly good fun" The Reviews Hub
★★★★ "Paul Miller's delightful production fizzes with fun... Make hay with a glorious night of theatre." Evening Standard
★★★★★ "...
- July
- Tuesday
- 7
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The World of the Bayeux Tapestry
Speaker: Rupert Willoughby
Profile Rupert is a prize-winning historian who specialises in the domestic and social life of the past. He read History at the University of London and is the author of the best-selling Life in Medieval England , of guides to castles owned by English Heritage and Hampshire County Council, and of a series of popular histories of places, ...
- July
- Tuesday
- 14
The Arts Society Richmond
Ashdown House and Nuffield Place
This time two country houses in Berkshire.
- December
- Tuesday
- 1
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The Magic of Pantomime
Speaker: Ian Gledhill
Profile Ian has had a very varied career, from designing underground railways as an engineer for London Transport to appearing in pantomime with Julian Clary. In between he has worked in travel and tourism, music publishing, television, and especially the theatre where he has been an actor, director, set designer, stage manager and opera translator...
- February
- 21-24
Richmond Shakespeare Society
DREAM
The Young Actors' Company enter a world of higher nature, supernature and illusion, as they invite you to join them in Shakespeare's eternal tale of truth and beauty. The premise of this ever-popular work is taken forward in a new creation, perfectly suited to our time, and engineered for your magical mystery and delight.