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Yoga classes for children

Free yoga taster sessions for children.  Ages 7-10 from 10am to 10.45am and ages 11-14 from 11am to 12 noon.

Yoga taster sessions for children.  Ages 7-10 from 10am to 10.45am and 11-14 from 11am to 12 noon.  Come along and try a yoga class.  Just bring yourself and wear a t-shirt and leggings or jogging bottoms and lovely bare feet.  Yoga is fun!  This class will introduce you to some classic yoga asanas (postures).                            

Telegraph Hill Centre Lounge

10am- 12pm

Free

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Zoë -  Festival community musical

TWO PERFORMANCES

Music by John Lunn;  Words by Stephen Plaice       

A past-her-prime movie star engages a private eye to solve a mystery:  Who is sending me photos of this young girl who looks exactly like I used to? 

Meanwhile, an eccentric industrialist has just relocated his genetics business to a South Coast market town.  His daughter, Zoë, longs to fit in, joining the local sixth form and the school rock band.  But then the trouble starts.           

Zoë was first performed as a Glyndebourne opera project, and was then made into a film for Channel 4.  Its composer John Lunn (Downton Abbey, Little Dorrit) acts as Musical Director for this production.  Working with our directing/design team of Sophie Robson and Caroline Thorp, they've adapted Zoë into a piece of musical theatre that's ideally crafted for our huge, local, all-ages cast.  Expect strong lead performances and a great live band.  Performed with the permission of Boosey and Hawkes,        

John Whitfield will be adding multimedia to the mix as well as designing the lights.

 St Catherine's Church

 4.30- 6pm

6.30-8pm

Tickets are £4.00 (£1.00) for afternoon

£6.00 (£3.00) for evening

Babies and toddlers free at this performance but pushchairs must be left in the chapel. 

No flash photography, please

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The Restaurant at the End of the Road presents: Desert Cave Dining.  This Moroccan themed restaurant will appear like a mirage for only two nights offering cocktails, a three course meal, wine and live entertainment.  Over 18s only.  Limited access.

This sumptuous Moroccan themed restaurant and cocktail bar will appear like a mirage in the desert and open for two nights only.  Dinner will be prepared by a local mystery chef.  You will start your evening at 7pm by meeting our guide in the Telegraph Hill Centre Foyer.  He will lead you to the Desert Cave where you will sit under the stars gazing out at the desert landscape with a relaxing cocktail.                    

At 8pm you will be seated and dinner will be served.  The meal will be a three course set menu of Moroccan cuisine, half a bottle of wine per person and coffee.  A vegetarian option will be available.  Live entertainment will be provided at intervals during the evening.                              There is no dress code but Moroccan themed dressing up is encouraged.

There is no dress code but Moroccan themed dressing up is encouraged                   

Meet in the Telegraph Hill Centre Foyer

 7-11pm

Ticket price £20

Only 18 overs 

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 An Optimist's Tour of the Future

Local author, Mark Stevenson, talks about his first book - a journey into the future that took him to places as far flung as Harvard Medical School and the Australian outback.  Described by The Scotsman as "a rollicking roller-coaster ride around the cutting edge of science with dozens of laugh-out-loud moments" the talk will be followed by some lovely Q&A.  An "Optimist" Cocktail will be available.             

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Dead, White and Blue

In this new mystery by Susan Edwards, directed by Margaret Willman, times are turbulent as the recession hits South London and Telegraph Hill.  Rioting in the streets, unemployment topping 2.5 million - but at least there's the Royal Wedding to look forward to.  Tension rises as the party in the park approaches.  Community celebrations may not be everybody's cup of tea.  It's 1981 and "this town, is coming like a ghost town...".  After this promenade performance, which includes a short walk and is not seated, you are invited to assist the detective in solving the murder.  As Eurovision winners Buck's Fizz sang that year "you will find that there comes a time, for making your mind up!"                   

 £10.00 (£5.00) wine included

Sorry, no children under 12.  Please note: this is an unseated promenade performance and begins with a short walk.  It may not be suitable for people with sensory deficits or limited mobility.  Please phone the Access Helpline on 07740 799757 for advice.