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Sleeping Beauty panto with Covid twist comes to the cornerHOUSE0
Will the Lord Chamberlain, Queen Pomposia and the beautiful Princess Aurora be able to save the kingdom of Tolorth D’Arcy from the evil plans of scheming General Carabos and his dastardly henchmen? Find out in the cornerHOUSE’s annual pantomime The Lockdown Beauty, running at the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton, from Tuesday, January 25
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Chance to meet artist Adam Fisher at cornerHOUSE event0
Meet artist and illustrator Adam Fisher at the cornerHOUSE tomorrow night (Tuesday) and hear about the background to his striking paintings. The event at the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton, runs from 7-9pm. As well as his exhibition Pathways of Discovery, which runs until February 27, there will also be a screen presentation and
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Panto with a pandemic twist comes to the cornerHOUSE0
Will Prince Florimund and his dashing equerry be able to save the beautiful Princess Aurora from the clutches of the scheming General Caraboss and his dastardly henchmen? Find out in the cornerHOUSE’s annual pantomime The Lockdown Beauty, running at the arts centre in Douglas Road, Surbiton, from Tuesday, January 25 to Saturday, January 29 at
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Fairy tale with lockdown twist0
Don’t mess with the Fairy Godmother! This vision in pink will be gracing the stage of the cornerHOUSE in Surbiton for the arts centre’s annual pantomime in the last week of January. The Lockdown Beauty (with a pandemic spin on the well-known fairy tale Sleeping Beauty) will run from Tuesday, January 25 to Saturday, January
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Executed… for keeping mum0
One of the more unlikely village hall talks you’re likely to encounter is taking place this month. The topic? A woman who was executed for spying, for – effectively – refusing to dob in her husband. It marks the launch of the Book Box series at St Mary’s, Long Ditton. Ethel Rosenburg: A Cold War
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Tamiko’s Christmas carol tops poll as BBC Radio 3’s winner0
Tune in to Radio 3 tomorrow (Christmas Day) and hear a new carol devised by Berrylands’ Tamiko Dooley. Tamiko won a nationwide BBC Christmas Carol Competition to create a tune to the words of Christina Rossetti’s poem Love Came Down At Christmas. Her composition was among six shortlisted by a panel of judges from nearly 1,000 entries.
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