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1 High Street , Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8AS
Cranleigh Ar ts is located at the East end of Cranleigh High Street, next to St Nicolas’ Church and opposite The Three Horseshoes pub.
Parking:
The nearest public car park is situated outside Cranleigh Leisure Centre, a shor t walk from the venue Parking is free after 6 30pm
Limited disabled parking is available at the rear of the Ar ts Centre.
By Bus:
Cranleigh is well ser ved by buses running to and from Guildford, Horsham and Godalming Buses stop directly outside the Ar ts Centre, and across the road next to the librar y
Legally Blonde JR
SATURdAY 5 JULY, 3PM & 7PM
SUNdAY 6 JULY, 2PM & 6PM
£16
Showdown Theatre Ar ts are thrilled to be back with the award-winning Broadway musical of the smash hit motion picture Legally Blonde The Musical JR is a fabulously fun journey of self-empowerment and expanding horizons The show's instantly recognizable songs are filled with humour, wit and sass leaving cast members and audiences alike seeing pink! Legally Blonde JR follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes, snobber y and scandal in pursuit of her dreams
Rosemar y Taylor (clarinet ), Jennifer Janse (cello) and Richard Saxel (piano)
TUESdAY 8 JULY, 1PM
Free Admission
A beautiful programme featuring the famous Beethoven Trio in Bb major, plus music by his pupil Archduke Rudolf of Austria, Max Bruch and the sublime ‘adagio’ from Louise Farrenc’s clarinet trio Rosemar y, Jennifer and Richard are all highly experienced musicians who have per formed, broadcast and recorded with many different fine ensembles and as soloists, at international festivals and throughout the UK All three musicians teach in the Music Depar tment of Cranleigh School
Mr Bur ton (12A)
WEdNESdAY 9 JULY, 7 30PM
£10, Friends £9, Under 25s £7
In the Welsh town of Por t Talbot, 1942, Richard Jenkins is a wayward schoolboy, caught between the pressures of his struggling family, a devastating war, and his own ambitions A new oppor tunity arises when Richard’s natural talent for drama catches the attention of his teacher, Philip Bur ton Taking Richard under his wing, the young man thrives thanks to Philip’s strict tutelage and the guidance of kindly landlady, Ma Smith However, as the acting world comes within Richard’s reach, the burden of his past risks holding him back forever Starring Toby Jones.
Kids’ Craft: Paper Plate Weaving
SATURdAY 12 JULY, 10AM
£8
For the last session before the summer holiday break, come and enjoy the ar t of paper plate weaving You will create your own wonder ful flower design using lots of bright colours!
Why not bring along a group of friends for a bir thday celebration?
Kaiser Monkey Killers
SATURdAY 12 JULY, 7.30PM
£25
If you love indie music in all its grungy glor y, you are not going to want to miss this! The Kaiser Monkey Killers represent ever ything that’s wonder ful about indie rock Their set list is huge and includes superb tunes from the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Blur, Razorlight and Primal Scream, as well as the obvious Kaiser Chiefs, Arctic Monkeys and The Killers These guys don’t just replicate the songs they cover; they own them!
“If there is a better quality indie rock-based band tribute out there, I have yet to see them”
The Stage
Shor t Stories Tall Tales: My Kinda Dinosaur
TUESdAY 15 JULY, 11.30AM
£12.50 Adult & Child, £6 Extra Child, £7 Extra Adult
An original tale, written and told by Hannah Summers for 0-5s and their families
In a drear y town, Tom finds friendship in the most unexpected neighbours – dinosaurs! Their playful antics bring joy and unity to the community in this hear twarming tale of acceptance and adventure Join Hannah for an unexpected stor ytelling adventure with interactive activities, songs, drama and role-play It's going to be ROAR-SOME!
Ocean with David Attenborough (PG)
WEdNESdAY 16 JULY, 7 30PM
£10, Friends £9, Under 25s £7
The broadcaster reveals how his lifetime has coincided with the great age of ocean discover y and shares why a healthy ocean keeps the entire planet stable Stunning, immersive cinematography showcases the wonder of life under the seas and exposes the challenges facing our ocean, from destructive fishing techniques to mass coral reef bleaching Yet there is optimism, with Attenborough pointing to inspirational stories to deliver his greatest message: the ocean can recover to a glor y beyond anything anyone alive has ever seen
Cranleigh Comedy Club (with ATIC Stand Up Comedy)
FRIdAY 18 JULY, 8PM
£17 50
Cranleigh Comedy Club is the per fect place to unwind after a long week, celebrate a special occasion, or simply enjoy a night out with friends Hosted by Ryan Mold in conjunction with ATIC Stand Up Comedy, this month features Eleanor Tiernan (tour suppor t for Jason Manford) and Stephen K Amos (as seen on almost ever y TV comedy panel game)
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (15)
TUESdAY 22 JULY, 7.30PM
£10, Friends £9, Under 25s £7
Bridget finally has some luck in her life; she has a great job, her family and a new boyfriend The fact that he is over twenty years younger than her isn't the only thing that is causing problems
“Four years on, Bridget is older, wiser, sharper, funnier and marginally less dependent on pratfalls to deliver laughs All of which means that this is the most satisfying and unexpectedly touching Jones outing since the first movie” The Guardian
Live Music Showcase
WEdNESdAY 23 JULY, 8PM
Free Admission
Live Music Showcase is where local per formers book a slot to enter tain their neighbours Launched as a community event, it’s free to watch, so you can sample the special talents of Cranleigh and surrounding areas per forming anything from rock to poetr y by way of musicals, ballads and synth-pop
To play please email cranleighlivemusic@gmail com to find out more or book a slot Or if you don’t want to per form just turn up on the night at 7pm Grab a drink and enjoy the show
An Evening with Kerr y Ellis
SATURdAY 26 JULY, 7.30PM
£30 Stalls, £22.50 Side Balconies
This is a unique evening, a chance to get up close with one of the West End and Broadway’s leading ladies, as Kerr y Ellis (star of My Fair Lady, We Will Rock You and Anything Goes and regular vocalist with Queen’s Brian May) will be here to present her musical theatre extravaganza She’ll be per forming numbers from shows such as Les Miserables and Wicked together with songs from her own albums
An Evening with Emma Hatton and Friends
FRIdAY 1 AUGUST, 7.30PM
£30 Stalls, £22.50 Side Balconies
West End star Emma Hatton has por trayed Eva Peron in Evita, Elphaba in Wicked and Scaramouche in We Will Rock You and is currently appearing in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical She’s coming to Cranleigh for one night only to present a rare, intimate concer t, per forming songs from the shows as well as some personal pop/soul favourites together with a superb 3-piece band and four lucky students from the local In2Drama Summer Academy
Flow (U)
FRIdAY 22 AUGUST, 2PM
£8, Under 16s £6
The mystical world in Flow is in peril Humans are nowhere to be seen and a small, solitar y cat is forced to flee as the home where it once lived is submerged under water He happens upon a refuge boat containing a calm capybara and they begin a journey on the water towards higher ground Along the way they meet a lemur, a dog and a secretar y bird and learn to trust each other and work together to sur vive Winner of Best Animated Film at this year ’ s Oscars
17: Showdown Showcase
SATURdAY 6 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
£17.50
Showdown Theatre Ar ts proudly celebrates 17 sensational years with a dynamic showcase featuring current members from all three of its schools Enjoy a variety of songs from hit musicals and beyond, and join us for a special night of celebration as we highlight the talent and passion of our students!
Shor t Stories Tall Tales: The Hare and the Tor toise
TUESdAY 9 SEPTEMBER, 11.30AM
£12.50 Adult & Child, £6 Extra Child,
£7 Extra Adult
In one of the most famous of Aesop's fables, a ver y cheeky and boastful Hare gloats that he's the fastest creature in the whole wood A tor toise volunteers to race him and Hare learns an impor tant lesson Hannah's inventive and energetic retelling follows the animals overcoming obstacles and working together, so little ones learn that it isn't all about who wins the chase, as slow and steady wins the race! Ages 0-5
The Salt Path (12A)
WEdNESdAY 10 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
£10, Friends £9, Under 25s £7
Based on the best-selling book, The Salt Path is the profound true stor y of a husband and wife’s 630-mile trek along the rugged south west coastline After being forcibly removed from their home, they make the desperate decision to walk in the hope that, in nature, they will find solace and a sense of acceptance With only a tent and some essentials between them, ever y step is a testament to their growing strength and determination
Starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs.
Andy Parsons: Work in Progress
FRIdAY 12 SEPTEMBER, 8PM
£16
After his nationwide critical-smash tour ‘Bafflingly Optimistic’ in 2023/24, Andy is back with a brandnew work in progress show Time Out Comedy Award Winner / New Zealand International Comedy Award Winner / Montreal Just For Laughs Comedy Festival Award Winner / Winner Silver Dolphin Cannes / Winner Best Film EVCOM “Hysterical” The Mirror “Ver y funny” The Times Age restriction: Strictly 14+ Likely to be swearing and adult content
Drum Circle
SATURdAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 2PM
£6
Ray Watters is back for another fun-packed community drum circle This fun, noisy, family friendly event is open to ever yone and anyone No musical experience is necessar y, and all drums and percussion are provided There are no wrong notes and no mistakes It is all about taking par t and having fun so come along, grab a drum, and have a go! “The session I attended at Cranleigh Ar ts was exciting, energetic and empowering all in one! Come along and get your toes wet in the fabulous world of drumming” Bill Bruford, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Purple Zeppelin
SATURdAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 8PM
£24
New Show for 2025!
They blow the roof off ever y time we have them, so we couldn’t wait to invite them back again!
Featured in the BBC TV documentar y “The Joy of the Guitar Riff ” (alongside Brian May, Tony Iommi & Dave Grohl) Purple Zeppelin are proud to pay tribute to the two greatest rock bands of all time, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin! Whether you were lucky enough to have seen the originals live or not, Purple Zeppelin will take you back to the magic, the excitement and the sheer raw energy generated by those incredible musicians
Ashley Fripp (piano)
TUESdAY 16 SEPTEMBER, 1PM
Free Admission
Vir tuoso pianist Ashley Fripp has per formed and broadcast extensively across five continents in many of the world's most prestigious concer t halls including the Carnegie Hall (New York) and Musikverein ( Vienna) He has won prizes at many prestigious international competitions, including at the Hamamatsu (Japan), and Leeds He presents a beautiful, lyrical programme for us: Brahms (Klavierstücke, Op 119), Clara Schumann (Romance in A minor) and Rober t Schumann (Fantasiestücke) “ played with vir tuosity, nobility and the right dash of glamour ” The Guardian
Janet Street Por ter Is Off The Leash
TUESdAY 16 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
£27.50
From a bolshy child with a Welsh-speaking budgie to National Treasure, Janet Street-Por ter's life (and language) has always been colour ful
As a broadcaster, television executive and newspaper editor she was at the forefront of some of Britain's most enduring cultural moments Now she finds herself with a senior railcard and 4 exhusbands The nation's favourite p*ssed-off pensioner brings comedy, tragedy and gossip in equal measure, a tour-de-force rant against growing old gracefully
NT Live: Inter Alia
THURSdAY 18 SEPTEMBER, 7PM
£20, Under 25s £15.50
A new play by Suzie Miller, dramatist of the phenomenally popular Prima Facie which starred Jodie Comer and sold out FIVE times at Cranleigh Ar ts Oscar-nominated Rosamund Pike is Jessica, a smar t Crown Cour t Judge at the top of her career Behind the robe, she is a karaoke fiend, a loving wife and a suppor tive parent When an event threatens to throw her life completely off balance, can she hold her family upright?
Rosie Ashe: Dora & Ethel
TUESdAY 23 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
£25
West End star Rosemar y Ashe has taken her two hit shows, Call Me Merman and Adorable Dora, and combined them into an astonishing evening paying tribute to two greats: national treasure Dora Br yan and musical theatre legend Ethel Merman Expect fun, music and laughter with excerpts from Dora’s best known shows and Ethel’s hit songs as Olivier Award nominee Rosie ( The Phantom of the Opera, Mar y Poppins) is joined by musical director Paul Knight (42nd Street, Forbidden Broadway)
Live Music Showcase
WEdNESdAY 24 SEPTEMBER, 8PM
Free Admission
Live Music Showcase is where local per formers book a slot to enter tain their neighbours Launched as a community event, it’s free to watch, so you can sample the special talents of Cranleigh and surrounding areas per forming anything from rock to poetr y by way of musicals, ballads and synth-pop
To play please email cranleighlivemusic@gmail com to find out more or book a slot Or if you don’t want to per form just turn up on the night at 7pm Grab a drink and enjoy the show
Cranleigh Comedy Club (with ATIC Stand Up Comedy)
FRIdAY 26 SEPTEMBER, 8PM
£17.50
Cranleigh Comedy Club is the per fect place to unwind after a long week, celebrate a special occasion, or simply enjoy a night out with friends Hosted by Ryan Mold in conjunction with ATIC Stand Up Comedy, it features some of the best comedians in the UK, including some you'll recognise off the telly! With a diverse range of comedy styles, from obser vational humour to surreal satire, from dr y wit to physical comedy – whatever floats your funny boat, we've got you covered!
Kids’ Craft: Paper Bugs
SATURdAY 27 SEPTEMBER, 10AM
£8
It’s the star t of a new season at Kids’ Craft, so why not join Claire and Emma and meet new friends while using your imagination to create a fantastic coloured paper bug? Who can make the craziest one? Why not bring along a group of friends for a bir thday celebration?
Hundred Watt Club: Burlesque and Cabaret
SATURdAY 27 SEPTEMBER, 7.30PM
£20
Gorgeously ravishing, deliciously risqué and just a little bit ridiculous, travelling vaudeville show Hundred Watt Club brings a glittering, line-up of vintage inspired Burlesque showgirls, comedy, circus and Cabaret acts to Cranleigh! Prepare to be teased by the cream of the glittering UK burlesque scene, to roll in the aisles at riotous comedy and be awestruck by incredible circus stunts
Dress code: Glamorous, vintage attire is encouraged but wear what you're comfy in Age restriction: 18+
RB&O: Tosca
WEdNESdAY 1 OCTOBER, 6.45PM
£21, Under 25s £15.50
In war-torn Rome, Floria Tosca and Mario Cavaradossi live for each other and for their ar t But when Cavaradossi helps an escaped prisoner, the lovers make a deadly enemy in the form of Baron Scarpia, Chief of Police At the mercy of Scarpia’s twisted desires, Tosca is forced to make an horrific bargain: sleeping with the man she hates in order to save the man she loves Can she find a way out?
Second Summer of Love
SATURdAY 4 OCTOBER, 7 30PM
£16
Original raver Louise wonders how she went from ecstasy-taking idealist to respectable, disillusioned, suburban mum An uplifting, high-energy stor y about coming of age and mid-life awakening, written and per formed by Cranleigh resident Emmy Happisburgh, which received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe
★★★★ “Warm and witty, uplifting and sunny ” Broadway Baby
★★★★ “A joyous and engaging celebration of 90s rave culture "
EdFringe Review
Fiona Harrison (guitar ) and Jennifer Janse (cello)
TUESdAY 7 OCTOBER, 1PM
Free Admission
Fiona and Jennifer return to Cranleigh Ar ts in this unusual but ver y beautiful instrumental combination
Their colour ful programme moves through baroque and folk music to gorgeous and sensitive melodies by Fauré, Bergmüller and Tchaikovsky, ending with the fier y bravura and dance of Spanish composers Granados and de Falla
Highly experienced and engaging soloists and chamber musicians, both Fiona and Jennifer have per formed and broadcast throughout the UK, Europe and beyond
Burning Rope
SATURdAY 11 OCTOBER, 7.30PM
£17.50
The remaining members of multiple UK blues award winning blues rock band Catfish, following the sad death of frontman Matt Long in October 2024, have come together with superb guitarist Alex Voysey to form a new band, Burning Rope They will be per forming the songs written for Catfish by keyboard player Paul Long and also songs he wrote for his previous band The Riotous Brothers Their first show sold out and they are now star ting to tour the UK, and will head out to Europe for a tour next Summer
Quiz Night
THURSdAY 16 OCTOBER, 7.30PM
£15
Our fundraising quiz is back and this time for the supper inter val you can choose between fish and chips or vegetarian chilli (you’ll be prompted to order your choices when booking online or with our box office) Tickets are being sold individually rather than in tables; it will be up to you to corral your friends to make up teams of between 4 and 8 when you arrive on the night The bar will be open and there will be a raffle so come along and help us continue doing what we do
Los Endos Ultimate Genesis
SATURdAY 18 OCTOBER, 7 30PM
£25
Los Endos invites you to pay homage to the legendar y band Genesis, delving into the enigmatic period following Peter Gabriel’s depar ture; a time when Genesis transformed and reinvented themselves, a time when they extended prog rock even fur ther For Our Next Trick presents numbers from seminal albums Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering and And Then There Were Three with a stunning light show to match, honed through 20 years of touring uncannily accurate per formances of this extraordinar y music
RB&O: La Sonnambula
TUESdAY 21 OCTOBER, 6.45PM
£21, Under 25s £15.50
Nadine Sierra stars as the sleepwalker Amina in The Metropolitan Opera's new production of Bellini’s poignant tale of love lost and found, directed by Rolando Villazón Tenor Xabier Anduaga returns after his acclaimed 2023 Met debut in L’elisir d’amore, costarring as Amina’s fiancé Elvino, alongside soprano Sydney Mancasola as her rival, Lisa, and bass
Alexander Vinogradov as Count Rodolfo Riccardo Frizza takes the podium for one of opera ’ s most ravishing works
Live Music Showcase
WEdNESdAY 22 OCTOBER, 8PM
Free Admission
Live Music Showcase is where local per formers book a slot to enter tain their neighbours Launched as a community event, it’s free to watch, so you can sample the special talents of Cranleigh and surrounding areas per forming anything from rock to poetr y by way of musicals, ballads and synth-pop
To play please email cranleighlivemusic@gmail com to find out more or book a slot Or if you don’t want to per form just turn up on the night at 7pm Grab a drink and and enjoy the show
Barb Jungr : The Songs of Dylan & Cohen
FRIdAY 24 OCTOBER, 7.30PM
£25
Celebrating the release of her new album, acclaimed singer and writer Barb Jungr brings her award-winning interpretations and challenging new arrangements to this all-new collection of iconic songs Internationally acclaimed, Barb continues to evolve her signature style while her transcendent ar tistr y, both live and recorded, continues to delight audiences
“Barb Jungr interprets Dylan and Cohen’s work with a ferocity and truthfulness that demolishes ever y cover version you ’ ve ever heard”
The New York Times
Kids’ Craft: Spooky Spider ’s Web
SATURdAY 25 OCTOBER, 10AM
£8
It’s almost Hallowe’en and the nights are getting darker Come along and learn how to draw a spider's web then have fun painting a large one to take home for a decoration Don't forget to bring a painting shir t or apron!
Why not bring along a group of friends for a bir thday celebration?
So Good Soul
SATURdAY 25 OCTOBER, 7.30PM
£20
Get ready to feel the rhythm as So Good Soul take you on an uplifting musical journey celebrating the world of Soul music Featuring timeless classics from James Brown, Tina Turner, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder, Wilson Picket, Sam & Dave, Jackie Wilson, Dusty Springfield, The Temptations & many more, So Good Soul are an 8-piece band featuring the ‘Horny Horns’ (!) who will make you forget about life for a while & let the Soul take over If you feel it in your Soul it’s Soul music!
The Descent (18)
FRIdAY 31 OCTOBER, 7 30PM
£10, Friends
£9, Under 25s
£7
In a remote mountain range, six girlfriends meet for their yearly adventure - a caving trip into the ar teries of the ear th - when their route back to the sur face is blocked by a rockfall The women battle through this harsh underground world, pitting their strength and determination against each new challenge
Unbeknownst to them, there is something else lurking under the ear th, a race of monstrous creatures hidden from the light, evolved to live per fectly in the dark
Luisa-Maria Cordell (harp)
TUESdAY 4 NOVEMBER, 1PM
Free Admission
Popular award-winning harpist Luisa-Maria Cordell has travelled the world per forming and teaching the harp, and is considered to be one of the foremost harpists of her generation She is regularly invited to per form for the Royal Family, dignitaries and heads of state and was resident harpist at War wick Castle for three years Luisa-Maria has per formed with many leading orchestras and also founded the National Youth Harp Orchestra
RB&O: La Fille mal gardée
WEdNESdAY 5 NOVEMBER, 7 15PM
£21, Under 25s £15.50
65 years after its premiere, The Royal Ballet presents Frederick Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée This affectionate por trayal of village life combines exuberant good humour and brilliantly inventive choreography in what is undoubtedly Ashton’s love letter to the English countr yside La Fille mal gardée whisks us away into pastoral bliss with Ferdinand Hérold’s cheer ful score and Osber t Lancaster ’ s colour ful designs
Logicaltramp
FRIdAY 7 NOVEMBER, 7 30PM
£25
Logicaltramp are arguably the ultimate Super tramp tribute band and are great crowd pleasers as they run through the reper toire With so many well-crafted songs, it would only be logical to join the par ty, par take of an American breakfast and revel in being a dreamer And, if it’s raining again, who cares?
ENTERTAINMENT
The Queen’s Six
FRIdAY 28 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM
£30 including a glass of wine
Following their hugely successful summer concer t last year, we ’ re ver y pleased to welcome back The Queen’s Six for a Christmas-themed concer t in the beautiful surroundings of St Nicolas’ Church
Based at Windsor Castle, members of The Queen’s Six make up par t of the Lay Clerks of St George’s Chapel, whose homes lie within the Castle walls This rare privilege demands the highest musical standards, as they sing regularly for the Royal family at both private and state occasions
Hundred Watt Club: Burlesque and Cabaret
THURSdAY 4 dECEMBER, 7 30PM
£20
Gorgeously ravishing, deliciously risqué and just a little bit ridiculous, travelling vaudeville show
Hundred Watt Club brings a glittering, line-up of vintage inspired Burlesque showgirls, comedy, circus and Cabaret acts to Cranleigh! Prepare to be teased by the cream of the glittering UK burlesque scene, to roll in the aisles at riotous comedy and be awestruck by incredible circus stunts
Dress code: Glamorous, vintage attire is encouraged but wear what you're comfy in
Age restriction: 18+ A
A Christmas Carol – As told by Jacob Marley (Deceased)
TUESdAY 9 dECEMBER, 7.30PM
£16, Under 25s £12
"Just as Dickens intended a definitive telling of A Christmas Carol" Redditch Standard
Jacob Marley is dead, condemned to an eternity of carr ying a heavy chain, forged in life; a life to which he can no longer return except to recount the tale of his miserly business par tner, Ebenezer Scrooge, and the path that lead to his redemption
"riveting acting stunning voice work unforgettable"
The Stage
Sound Bath
SATURdAYS 11AM
26 JULY, 23 AUGUST, 20 SEPTEMBER
£20
Experience the calming sounds of gongs, singing bowls and gentle percussion in a sound bath for relaxation and wellbeing Therapeutic sound sessions can have a wide range of benefits for our health and wellness and they are growing in popularity as a natural approach to self-care Par ticipants bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, eye covering and water bottle to make sure they can rest comfor tably during the session
Sound baths are not generally recommended for people with hear t conditions, seizures or epilepsy, or in the 1st trimester of pregnancy
CALLING ALL ARTISTS...
CRANLEIGH OPEN ARTS EXHIBITION
2025 will take place from 16 September –11 October and the theme is ‘Water’
Ar twork for the exhibition will be selected by an independent panel, and the winning ar tist will receive a two-week solo exhibition in our galler y during 2026. The runner-up and the winner of a public vote will share an exhibition
You can find a submission form and full details at cranleighar ts org/calling-allar tists/
THANKS
Cranleigh Ar ts gratefully acknowledges the suppor t we receive regularly from Waverley Borough Council. This season we would additionally like to thank Surrey County Council’s suppor t through its Your Fund Surrey campaign.
Slower Pace Yoga Class
TUESdAYS 12.30PM
Book at www sarrayoga co uk
The slow pace allows for deeper exploration and absorption in the postures We explore a wide range of postures with options given to allow for stiffness or other restrictions This class is per fect for those coming back to Yoga after a break
Slower Pace Beginners Yoga Class
TUESdAYS 2PM
4-week course in July + 7-week course
star ts in Sept
Enquire call Sarra 07734 778758, Book at www.sarrayoga.co.uk
The steady pace of this class is par ticularly suitable for those of a cer tain age, stamina, or stiffness You will build strength and stability in a safe and progressive manner You will gain greater freedom and comfor t in your back, knees, hips, and shoulders There is Yoga equipment, like chairs and bolsters, available for you to use to make postures more accessible Suitable for complete Beginners
Open Iyengar Yoga Class
TUESdAYS 6 30PM
Book at www.sarrayoga.co.uk
Experience a feeling of stability and ease in body and mind! This is a faster-paced class suitable for complete beginners and those with some experience You will explore a wide range of movements creating a sense of freedom Towards the end of the class there are soothing Restorative postures which encourage our innate joy to naturally arise
General Iyengar Yoga Class
WEdNESdAYS 6 30PM
Drop-in or Monthly: please book at www.sarrayoga.co.uk
Enjoy building on your practice from strengthening standing postures towards inver ted postures Each week we focus on a par ticular aspect of experience and learning, from energising chest expansion postures to soothing for ward extensions You will progress with the suppor t of the group whilst receiving individual guidance
Intermediate Iyengar Yoga Class
THURSdAYS 9 15AM
Drop-in or Monthly: please book at www.sarrayoga.co.uk
For those with experience in Yoga who wish to explore skilful action in the body and how it influences mental and emotional states You will also develop your ability and knowledge in Inver ted and Restorative Postures which balance the immune, hormonal, and ner vous systems
Saturday Open Yoga Workshops
SATURdAY 13 SEPT, 18 OCT, 1 NOV
9 30AM - 11AM
From £15
Book in advance at www sarrayoga co uk
Develop sensitivity and strength in Arm Balancing postures working towards the Peacock and the Crane Sarra has been teaching at Cranleigh Ar ts since 2008 She has a wealth of experience to make yoga accessible and enjoyable
Galler y and Café
Our beautiful and spacious galler y features large arched windows original to the building, offering superb natural light so you can enjoy the ar twork to its fullest Exhibitors include professional ar tists, local groups, schools and colleges, highprofile touring displays, community initiatives, and projects linked to the work done at Cranleigh Ar ts The galler y has plenty of seating so that you can take in the fabulous displays while enjoying something from our small café, located immediately opposite the galler y, which ser ves a variety of drinks, snacks and refreshments, and is open Tuesday – Saturday, 10 am – 4 30 pm
Ingrid Skoglund (4 – 15 Nov) while our annual Open Exhibition will be held from 16 Sept – 11 Oct (see page 19)
Gallery Café
Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 4.30pm
You can enjoy a cappuccino or latte while relaxing in our beautiful Gallery space. Each week we have a different selection of fresh bakes brought to you by local familybased business, Vivi’s Kitchen.
Handmade
Han dmade at Cranleigh
Handmade at Cranleigh is a small retail craft outlet within Cranleigh Ar ts selling highquality handmade gifts, jeweller y and decorative items. It’s the per fect place to find a unique gift for a loved one or to treat yourself to something special and you’ll be suppor ting both local crafters and Cranleigh Ar ts as we take a percentage of all sales Items sold include hand-thrown porcelain tableware; ear thenware mugs, wood-turned vases, bowls and pens; wooden boxes and picture frames; jeweller y – gold, silver, beaded, knitted wire; textiles, including cushions, handbags and textile taxidermy. There is also a beautiful range of ar tists’ cards You can browse the display cabinets in our foyer and in the corridor alongside the Jack Wagg auditorium and make your purchases at our box office whenever we’re open
Want to get involved?
We are always interested in hearing from ar tists and makers in any medium who may be interested in selling their work through the outlet. For fur ther details contact Marilyn Runnalls on cranleigh@cranleighar ts.org
Suppor t Us
We are a vibrant and ambitious ar ts venue and pride ourselves in providing a diverse and enjoyable programme of ar ts activities to enrich, enter tain and inspire our community, young and old
We generally retain only 30% of ticket income (the rest goes to the per formers) so your suppor t is really impor tant to us Aside from attending events and enjoying our hospitality you can suppor t the ar ts and help secure the charity’s future in a number of different ways, whether you ’ re an individual, a business, or an organisation
VOLuNTeeRING
Why not join us as a volunteer to make friends and learn new skills as well as developing existing ones? The only qualification you need is an enthusiasm for the ar ts and a commitment to providing excellent customer ser vice. We know that ever ybody’s availability differs and have a variety of roles to suit . For more information contact volunteer@cranleighar ts.org
Friends pay an annual subscription of £36 (£54 joint ) and receive a variety of benefits such as a free hot drink from our galler y café each month, monthly draws to win free film tickets, and priority booking for special events. For more information contact friends@cranleighar ts.org
Ar ts Angels (Individuals)
A donation of £150 per year – or more if you are able – will help your favourite charity to continue to thrive We will have a display board in the entrance of the centre with the names of all the Cranleigh Ar ts Angels or someone you wish to commemorate Application forms can be found at our website: cranleighar ts org/suppor t-us/ become-angel/
Ar ts Angels (Businesses)
We have a range of options that enable you to suppor t our work while promoting your business or company to the 1,000+ people that visit us each week Perhaps you’d like to see your company name and website on the back of a seat in our auditorium or maybe you’d like to invite 12 clients or staff to one of our events here, to include welcome and inter val drinks?
To discuss options please contact carriehes@gmail com
Cranleigh 1000 Club
Join for just £5 a month per entr y to be in with a chance of winning a lotter y-style draw Ever y month a lucky winner will walk away with half the total cash pot, where possible the draw will be held in a public event. The remaining half will be equally split between Cranleigh Ar ts, Cranleigh Heritage Trust, and the 1170 Charity. For more information visit cranleigh1000 club/
Regular Groups and Hirers
Alongside our own lively programme of events, Cranleigh Ar ts hosts a wide range of classes and workshops run by independent groups who hire our space. With ever ything from exercise classes and music to ar ts and crafts, there is something for ever yone to enjoy.
Interested in taking to the stage or helping behind the scenes? The newly-formed
Cranleigh aMaTeUr TheaTre SOCieTY
...is per forming a cabaret evening in November and will be looking to stage full productions in the future. For more information contact: carriehes@gmail.com
CRANLEIGH COMMuNIT y CHOIR
The Cranleigh Community Choir has been running since 2006 and per forms a diverse selection of music at their Christmas and Summer shows here at the Ar ts Centre – including ever ything from pop, rock, bluegrass, folk, r ’n’b and jazz swing to classical. It’s a really friendly choir with no auditions so why not come along for a free taster session and see what you think?
Phone: 01483 271469 w w w.cranleighcommunitychoir.co.uk info@sharonduggan.co.uk
CONTACT deTAILS
Please find contact details here for our regular hirers:
Ar t Hub www.thear thub.uk
The Ar ts Society Cranleigh Rosemar y Chapman TASC tascranleighchair@gmail.com 07786 375663
Cranleigh Community Choir
Sharon Duggan 01483 271469 info@sharonduggan co uk
Iyengar Yoga Classes
Sarra Whicheloe 07734778758 www.sarrayoga.co.uk
Tuesday Morning Ar t Class
David Joy 01483 382428 cdrjoy@gmail com
U3A
www cranleighu3a org uk
Meets here 4th Wednesday monthly at 2pm
The Writers’ Group
Richard 01483272188 richard sellwood@talktalk net
For all Cranleigh Ar ts events and workshops please contact our Box Office on 01483 278000 or visit w w w.cranleighar ts.org
Online 24 hours
Box Office Opening Hours
Tuesday – Saturday 10am - 4.30pm
(Open late for events and workshops when advertised)
01483 278000
www.cranleigharts.org
Online booking is available for all Cranleigh Arts events, unless otherwise indicated You will receive your tickets via email as we no longer issue paper tickets.
Reservations, Refunds and Exchanges We do not offer a reservation service, nor a waiting list for returns to sold out events Tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis, although some events have an advance booking window for members of our Friends scheme Refunds of the face value of tickets only apply is an event is cancelled either by the promoter, the hirer, or Cranleigh Arts. We regret that we cannot resell returned tickets.
Concessions are only available where advertised
Booking Information
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult for all events
Family tickets are for parties of four people, including up to two adults (1 adult, 3 children or 2 adults, 2 children)
Seating Our auditorium is a flexible space. For some events extra rows are added at the front of the auditorium and when these are present the front row will be AA, the second row BB, followed by rows A, B, etc Please make yourself aware of the seating arrangements for individual events when booking and do ask at the box office if you are at all unsure and need clarification
Standing events will usually have limited seating available in the balcony upstairs (which is not wheelchair accessible). These seats cannot be reserved and are on a first come, first served basis unless advertised with a ticket price Please note that rows L and M in the balcony offer a slightly restricted view and are not sold for cinema screenings
Access Our auditorium is accessible by wheelchair and where an event uses raked seating, spaces for wheelchair users and those with visual or mobility impairments will be allocated in the front row. However, as it is a flexible space with a variety of layouts, it is often not possible to make wheelchair accessible seating available via online booking Please contact the box office directly on 01473 278000 and they will be very happy to assist We offer a complimentary ticket for a carer or support worker enabling attendance at an event Please note that wheelchair accessible seating is limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis An inductive loop is fitted in our auditorium Three disabled parking spaces are available at the rear of our venue.
Ticket Levy All ticket prices include a small ticket levy This fee helps us to cover the costs of our administration and technology All published prices include the ticket levy and VAT where applicable We do not charge any booking or card fees.
All details are correct at the time of going to print Cranleigh Arts reserves the right to make changes to the programme. Please check details when booking.
