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NOVEMBER
EVENTS


The New Rose
Theatre Kingston
After many years of anticipation, the Rose of Kingston theatre will
give its first public performance in the newly completed venue on
January 16th 2008. Thanks to the support of the Royal Borough of
Kingston, Kingston University, Friends of the Rose, the local community
and a number of trusts and foundations, Kingston will have its theatre
in the New Year.
The Rose will open with one of the word's great classics Uncle Vanya by
Anton Chekhov. Sir Peter Hall will direct this production by English
Touring Theatre, which will embark on a nationwide tour after opening
at the Rose of Kingston. Sir Peter Hall has led the vision for the Rose
for the past 5 years and directed As You Like It in the shell of the
theatre, prior to its completion.
The inaugural season at the Rose will also include Visiting Mr. Green,
a play by Jeff Baron, with Warren Mitchell; the musical Blonde
Bombshells of 1943; George's Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl
presented by Birmingham Stage Company; Northern Broadsides with a
production of Romeo and Juliet; and National Youth Music Theatre and
Kingston University's production of The Ragged Child.
In addition to these productions, there will be a number of one night
events including Sweet William with Michael Pennington; a monthly show
from the Comedy Store, the Pasadena Roof Orchestra, An Audience with
Rabbi Lionel Blue, and other music and comedy acts.
The opening season at the Rose of Kingston will enable the theatre
company to explore how the theatre space works and will encourage a
wide range of audiences into the new venue. Fundraising for the theatre
will continue throughout this exploratory season in order to realise
the vision for a repertory ensemble company from September 2008.
Full details of the season will be available at the beginning of
November, when the theatre will launch the programme and booking will
open for the first season at the Rose. Friends of the Rose will benefit
from priority booking tickets from Monday 5th November. Public booking
for the season will open on Monday 12th November 2007.
Kingston Theatre Trust is a Registered Charity No. 1000182
http://www.kingstontheatre.org/
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Chains at Orange Tree,
Richmond
by Elizabeth Baker
Wednesday 14 November -
Saturday 15 December 2007
In the new sprawling suburbs of pre-First World War London thousands of
young men commute six days a week to their clerking lives with no hope
of respite until retirement arrives, while their wives struggle to make
ends meet. But consternation is caused when one of them announces that
he is to emigrate to Australia to find a new life.Will Charlie now
leave Lydia and his job, will Maggie go ahead and marry Mr Foster,
should Percy commit himself to Sybil? Just what
are the chains that bind us to our country, to our families, to our
homes and to our work? And how strong are the chains of security when
freedom seems to beckon?
Elizabeth Baker’s 1909 play captures a world of lower middle
class life with all its hopes and fears that is seldom reflected in the
theatre of the time. A rare Orange Tree discovery.
Originally performed in 1910
http://www.orangetreetheatre.co.uk/.
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The
band
Panic Cells' recent debut live
performances are anything to go by, the band have a healthy future to
look forward to. Aside from the responsive audiences frantically
thrashing like mad, and the bands' ability to thrive on such energy,
the new material presented to the masses was embraced like old
favourite classics
http://www.paniccell.com
Mon 26th Nov
The Iguana
19 The Avenue, Egham
http://theiguanaegham.co.uk/
tickets £3.50 on door


Wednesday
21st November 2007
The Chapel Choir of Royal Holloway & RH Baroque Orchestra
Present: Handel- Messiah (Part 1)
HANDEL at Royal
Holloway, Egham
Wednesday 21 November
Royal Holloway Baroque Orchestra
Tom
Cockett tenor
Simon Whiteley bass
Rupert
Gough conductor
RH Baroque Orchestra (coached
by Simon Jones, RWCMD)
Venue: Windsor
Building, Royal Holloway, Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX
Tickets:
£15, £5 (concessions), available on the door from
6.45pm.
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STAINES CRIME REPORTS
School
Gate Fear
Where? Laleham near Primary School
When? August 2007
What? Drug use
Parents report that a man is using drugs in a phone box outside Laleham
Primary School.
Parents also say that police have failed to deal with the reports
seriously.
The Surrey Police local neighbourhood team has promised to increase
patrols in the area.
What more could be done?
Detect Crime
* Target the area at the times that the parents have
highlighted
* Speak directly with informants to gain good description of
accused
* Establish if there is a pattern to the drug use
* Establish if there is any dealing going on at the location
too
* Put in surveillance to catch the criminal ‘in the
act’
Disrupt Crime
* Stops on vehicles using the road at the highlighted times
* Close the kiosk at the highlighted times
* High visibility patrols by uniformed officers in the area
* Consider temporary crime reduction CCTV.
Where? Woodthorpe Road
When? 8 August 2007
What? Assault
Detectives in Spelthorne are appealing for witnesses to come forward
following an assault in Ashford.
The incident happened between midnight and 1am on Saturday 4 August,
under the bridge on Woodthorpe Road.
The 24-year-old victim was walking alone when he was approached by two
young men who asked if they could borrow his lighter.
They used the lighter and returned it but then one of the men slashed
the victims left check with a sharp implement in an unprovoked attack.
The victim attended St Peters Hospital where he received stitches to
the slash on his face.
The first suspect is described as a white man, 5ft2 tall and
16-years-old.
The second suspect is described as a black man, 5ft7 tall and
16-years-old. Both suspects were described as having strong London
accents.
Can you help? If you witnessed the assault or you have any information
contact investigating officer Detective Constable Steve Whitby at
Staines CID on 0845 125 2222 quoting crime reference number A/07/19999
or Crimestoppers:
0800 555 111.
http://www.surrey.police.uk/
Where? Ashford
When? August 2007
What? Burglary
DETECTIVES in Spelthorne have today (Monday 13 August) issued CCTV
stills following a burglary that took place at the Royal Hart Pub in
Church Road, Ashford.
The stills show two men entering the rear office of the pub and
stealing items of property from the office and from the private living
quarters.
Property stolen included three handbags, £110 in cash, a
laptop, an IPod and jewellery.
Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111.
http://www.surrey.police.uk/
Where? Shepperton
When? August 2007
What? Racial Abuse
Police in Spelthorne are appealing for witnesses to come forward
following an incident in Shepperton earlier this month in which a shop
volunteer was racially abused and a man’s shirt stolen.
The incident took place at 11am on 1 August, when the man entered the
Connect charity shop in the High Street, Shepperton, selected a shirt
and went to enter a sectioned off area of the shop used as a packing
area by staff, presumably believing it to be a fitting room. When told
this by the volunteer assistant, an Asian female in her 30s, he
racially abused her a then left the store taking the shirt, a blue Ben
Sherman, with him, turning left onto Russell Road.
The suspect is described as a white male, aged in his mid 30s, 6ft
3ins, of slim build with ginger spiky hair and wearing a blue T-shirt,
jeans and sunglasses.
There were other members on the public in the shop at the time of the
incident and police are asking witnesses to come forward.
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