Community Pop Up Exhibition
A Giant Pop up book is the centre piece of this inspiring community exhibition.
Friday 14 December, 7pm
A warming tale for winter: London. Christmas Eve. The snow is falling. A little girl struggles fiercely through the cold. We follow her throughout the day as she encounters the funny and zany characters of the vibrant city streets.
Age 4+
Saturday 15 - Saturday 22 December see listing for show times
The Jolly Christmas Postman is on his final delivery of the year and he visits well-loved characters such as Miss Riding hood and humpty Dumpty and many others, with a gift for all this Christmas time.
Thursday 3 January to Sunday 27 January
We are delighted to offer for sale a range of Original Artists’ exhibition Posters.
Many of the leading 20th century artists enjoyed designing their own exhibition posters, often in the form of original lithographs printed by some of the great Parisian print ateliers such as the Mourlot Frères studio.
While the poster, by nature, is ephemeral and mint copies are rare, they remain a relatively inexpensive way to buy original prints by artists like Picasso and Matisse and are hugely flexible to display, working in harmony with a broad range of other artworks, styles, and interior settings.
Saturday 5 Jan 2pm performance and 3pm workshop
A magical story based on the legend of the Lambton Worm told through puppets, changing scenery, song, music and sound effects. Then meet the puppets and create you very own Dragon Puppet.
Wednesday 9 January
1pm
£11 concert only (Treble Clef £8.80)
£8.50 lunch (served at noon)
Jamal Aliyev (cello)
Maria Tarasewicz (piano)
Friday 11 January 8pm
What are the ingredients that make a soul diva? Come along and let Janine enlighten you. We are excited to welcome back, soul diva, Janine Johnson.....
Sat 12 Jan
4pm
Free entry
These screenings will be made with autism friendly adjustments designed to make the cinema more inclusive and accessible for people with sensory sensitivities. There will be an interval and refreshments. george Beard and harold hutchins are two overly imaginative pranksters who spend hours in a treehouse creating comic books. When their mean Principal threatens to separate them into different classes, the mischievous boys accidentally hypnotise him into thinking that he's a ridiculously enthusiastic, incredibly dimwitted superhero named Captain Underpants.
Sunday 13 January 12.15pm
A lunchtime session of Traditional Jazz Music; featuring - Foot tapping stomps - Classic blues - Rhythm & blues - Ragtime - interesting vocals.
Fun and inspriring art classes for children from 8 years old.
Monday 4.30pm - 6.00pm (8 - 11 years)
*£90 (10 weeks) *some projects may require a contribution
Friday 18 January 8pm
Another great night of comedy with the best comics from the UK scene.
Friday 14 September 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Yoga Session and candlelit vegetarian supper, mango lassi or chai tea, Relaxing gift bag
Sunday 20 January - 3pm
Violin Sonata in B major Op.Posth. (1892) - Delius
Chanson de Nuit - Elgar
Tallahassee suite - Cyril Scott
violin sonata in A major - Franck
Tzigane - Ravel
Friday 25 January 8pm
Tickets £15 (£6 students)
Tony Kofi fronts this loving celebration of the jazz giant Julian ‘Cannonball’ Adderley
Saturday 26 January 12pm - 2.30pm
This vocal workshop is led by singer-songwriter, Melissa James. Following her performance at Riverhouse last summer, Melissa is back to perform again but this time she is also offering a chance for you to join her in a very special pre-concert singing workshop.
Saturday 26 January 2019 - workshop at 12-2.30pm, gig 8pm
"James takes all of her musical loves - jazz, blues, soul, folk - and wraps them up into songs that achieve an astonishing array of moods and emotions." Jazzwise
Participants in the workshop are invited to sing with Melissa during the performance.
Sunday 27 January 2019
Alden Patterson and Dashwood are a Norwich based folk trio whose music draws on material from ancient songs re-spun with new melodies.....
Wednesday 20 January to Sunday 24 February
Jennie Tuffs is a Londoner, now working near Edinburgh. She pioneered the fine-art use of her medium - unforgiving liquid acrylics - for her portraits of flowers. These are recognised - not least by botanists - for revealing the essence of the flower. in her recent work the focus has shifted to an emphasis on location and sense of space.
Fri 1 Feb
8pm
£25
Did you know there are approximately ten distilleries in surrey? We’ll be turning the Barn into a gin Palace and giving you a chance to tantalise your taste buds with the finest locally made gins. The admission price includes gin tasting, canapes to nibble, cocktail demonstrations, a look at the history of gin and a light-hearted gin quiz. Plus live entertainment. it’ll be a fun filled night to remember for all the over18s in the family!
PLEASE LEAVE CARS AT HOME
Saturday 2 February 2019 8pm
Star of Live At The Apollo & Mock The Week, Suzi returns to Mock Tudor Comedy Club with her new, critically acclaimed show...
Sunday 3 February 12.15pm
Formed only a few of years ago, The Sussex Jazz Kings have a well- deserved reputation in the jazz world....
Story Café
Bring a cushion and cuddly toy to our creative storytelling events. enjoy crafty projects, themed activities and a tea-time treat - the perfect afternoon outing for families with small children.
3 February – The Giant Jam Sandwich by Jonn Vernon Lord
One hot summer in Itching Down, Four million wasps flew into town. What are the villagers going to do about this noisy, nasty nuisance of a swarm? Make a giant jam sandwich - that's what!
Sun 3 Feb
3.30pm
£4 (age 3+) / £2 (ag 2 and under) includes drink and teatime treat
Wednesday 6 February - 8pm
Rossetti Ensemble: John Lenehan (piano) Sarah Trickey (violin) Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola) Tim Lowe (cello)
Friday 8 February 8pm
Seth Kriebel’s Beowulf is an interactive performance game inviting you to explore the world of a legendary story from our ancient past without leaving your seat. Illuminating the original epic, each show is unique, guided by your choices.
Sat 9 Feb 2pm and 4pm
Performed entirely on and under a kitchen table, this classic story is brought to life in a playful and fascinating show full of Lyngo Theatre's magic.....
Sun 10 Feb
4pm
£15 / £13 concs
Morgan & West with Makin Productions present
Morgan & West’s Utterly Spiffing Spectacular Magic Show for Kids (and childish grown-ups!)
Witness a mountain of mysterious magic, a hatful of hyper-reality, and of course a truck full of tricks and tea. Mixing brain boggling illusion and good old fashioned tom-foolery, Morgan & West present a show for all the family, where magic and silliness abound! Winners: Best Family show Buxton Fringe 2013
Wednesday 13 February
1pm
£11 concert only (Treble Clef £8.80)
£8.50 lunch from noon (prebooking essential)
Image Book Two - Debussy
Sonata in B flat major K. 570 - Mozart
Six pieces Op.118 - Brahms
Oiseaux tristes and Alborada del gracioso - Ravel
Wed 13 Feb
7.30pm
£3 ON THE DOOR
This talk, drawing on the rich archive materials of Manning and Bray, the antiquary Richard gough and the printer John nichols, shows how the project was part of a national culture of local history research which remains a basic tool for students of surrey’s past. Julian Pooley is Public services Manager at surrey history Centre and has been a professional archivist for over thirty years. he has published widely in the field of eighteenth century antiquarian and biographical research.
Friday 15 February, 8pm
Ruby, Kitty and Johnny invite you to step back in time – to a time when the likes of Frank, Dean, sammy, Judy and ella were singing their sweet melodies.
Sat 16 Feb 8pm
Performed by Rhodri Miles, this is the 'tragic, funny and often unbelievable life of fiction's most famous Jew'......
Sunday 24 February 12.15pm (doors open 12 noon)
Dynamic and emotionally charged folk music with vocals, guitar and double bass.
25 November and 24 February 3.30pm
Bubbles, lights, games and musical mayhem! A retro disco party for children under 7, with their grown-ups..
Wednesday 27 February to Sunday 24 March
Marc Chagall - Orignal Artist's selling show.
Thu 28 Feb
7.30pm
£3
It’s 1912 and the comfortably-off Birling family are enjoying dinner at their sumptuous home. They are celebrating their daughter sheila’s engagement to a prosperous young man, gerald. But the festivities are interrupted by the arrival of the lugubrious Inspector Goole, or is it Gould?
Friday 1 March 8pm
Tim, who needs no introduction to Riverhouse audiences, revisits some of his personal standards together with a sprinkling of original compositions....
Suzuki Piano Recital
Come and enjoy an afternoon of music given by children aged between four and fifteen who all learn to play the piano by the Suzuki Method. Book via carol.abson@ ntlworld.com or tel 01932 245159
Saturday 2 March 3pm
£10 (£5 U15)
Sunday 3 March 12.15pm
Led by David Jones,who also leads the Vo-de-o-do Orchestra, this is a traditional Dixieland jazz band that plays the classics from the great pioneers of ragtime and jazz - as well as hits from the ‘Trad’ era.
Bring a cushion and cuddly toy to our creative storytelling events. enjoy crafty projects, themed activities and a tea-time treat - the perfect afternoon outing for families with small children.
Farmer Duck By Martin Waddell and Helen Oxenbury
Award-winning modern classic, two of the most celebrated picture book creators of our time tell the story of a hardworking duck, who has the very bad luck of living with a lazy farmer. Until the day when the other animals on the farm come up with a heroic plan.
Sun 3 March
3.30pm
£4pm (age 3+), £2 (age 2 and under)
Fri 8 March
7.30pm
£12 / £10 concs
Comedian/actor/writer/singer, Tony returns following his sell-out show here with Chesney hawkes, last summer. This time he will introduce his 2012, star-studded film, ‘Playing the Moldvovans at Tennis’, filmed during the writing of his best-selling book of the same name. After the film, Tony will be available for a question and answer session
Saturday 9 March 8pm
Molesing presents An evening of music inspired by the West End with special West End star straight off the back of Kinky Boots!
Sunday 10 March 6pm
Join Robert Max for a unique voyage through Johann sebastian Bach's six cello suites, some of the most sublime music written for that instrument.
Wednesday 13 March
1pm
Tickets: £11 concert (1pm) Treble Clef discount (£8.80) and lunch (from 12pm) £8.50
Joe delighted the lunchtime audience last time he appeared at Riverhouse with delightful presentation and his superb technique on a rarely heard instrument. he has performed all over the UK and abroad as solo artist and orchestral, chamber and West end musician.
String of Pearls - David Lang
Loops IV - Philippe Hurel
Saturday 16 March
8pm
£12 / £10 concs
A spellbinding new play inspired by the true story of Britain’s bloodiest witch-hunt. It’s 1615, and Magistrates Potts and nowell are on a mission to arm their countrymen against a plague of devilish outsiders. Until now their chief weapon has been Jennet Device, youngest of the Pendle Witches, the girl whose testimony condemned her entire family to the noose. But now Jennet has grown up, her eyes are starting to open, and, tonight, heads will roll.
Fri 22 Mar
8pm
£15 / £13 concs
Luke Jermay – Intuition
Intuition is a strange thing and Luke Jermay is even stranger.
Building on his acclaimed debut show ‘sixth sense’, entertainer Luke Jermay is back and better than ever with a brand new interactive stage show jam packed with phenomenal jaw dropping demonstrations of intuition, telepathy and prediction; your mind will be read, your choices will be predicted and your future will be revealed. This will be a unique experience that is funny, entertaining, emotional, controversial, uplifting and insightful; something you will never forget!
Sat 23 March
8pm
£14 / £12 concs
As with many comedy stars, Le Mesurier’s life was not without tragedy – his broken marriage to Hattie Jacques, his betrayal by his best friend Tony Hancock – all these setbacks shook him, but his reputation as the quintessential english gentleman never wavered.
Sunday 24 March 12.15 (doors open noon)
A multi-award-winning folk duo who are impressing audiences with their innovative take on the folk tradition. Described by Mike Harding as “sounding damn fine”
Sunday 24 March 2019
We welcome back Ivo, 'the politest man in comedy', with a feisty new show about facing the future....
Wednesday 27 January to Sunday 21 April
An exhibition of paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints by artist Andrew Crummy, designer of The Mount Felix Tapestry.
Saturday 30 March - 8pm
Always bold and innovative, mixing traditional song arrangements with (increasingly) these BBC Folk Award winners perform self-penned material which reels from the bitter to the sweet, the wry to the sad, the political to the passive. across folk, rock, country and blues genres.
Sunday 31 March 12.15pm
Enrico and his Riverboat Shufflers breathing new life into the golden era of jazz!
Sunday 30 september 7 - 10pm
Sunday 25 November 7 - 10pm
An evening of entertainment and supper in the cafe!
Wed 3 April
7.30pm
£3 ON THE DOOR
Hilary Bradt enjoyed an 18-day ‘pioneering’ trip to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in 2016, travelling to all parts of the country, discovering beautiful mountain scenery and fine beaches, as well as numbingly dull factories. But in north Korea, even the boredom is interesting and the people, without exception, friendly and charming. Hilary Bradt MBE is the founder of Bradt Travel guides which published the first ever guide to north Korea in 2003.
Fri 5 April 8pm
Comedian, storyteller, sleight of hand artist, Danny Buckler is a truly unique comedic with the colourful imagination of a showbiz Willy Wonka....
Sat 6 Apr
11am and 2pm
£10 / £8 child
Mr Shabby and Mrs Chic try to teach a new dog old tricks and solve the Mystery of Memory Lane. Telling stories, singing songs, using tin toys, hand-carved marionettes, seaside Punch and Judy puppets and playing vintage musical instruments they eventually restore the memory of the lost Puppet Dog Toby and find out where he belongs.
Sat 6 April
8pm
£12
A regular on tv and radio since 2011, Tony performs and teaches internationally and his work has been commissioned by a growing list of major institutions, attracting a legion of fans and celebrity admirers. His work came to worldwide attention in May 2017 when broadcast globally from the vigil for victims of the arena bomb outrage in his beloved Manchester. his performance trended worldwide on social media and his poem, ‘This is The Place’, entered the folklore and fabric of the city he’s still proud to call home – painted onto walls, recited in schools, re-mixed by DJs, even tattooed onto skin.
Wednesday 10 to Saturday 13 April 7.30pm
A new adaptation by Tony Frier from the original by Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson’s wonderfully ingenious, satirical and witty masterpiece has been adapted for modern audiences in a novel way, yet still faithfully retaining the plot, characters and style of the original.
Saturday 4 May from 12 noon until 10.30pm
After the sellout success of Walton's first ever all-day folk festival, the second brings another blazing line up of folk and acoustic acts!
Saturday 18 May 2018, 8pm
£20
Sat 1 June - 2.30pm
As seen on BBC1's 'The One Show’ and ITV1’s ‘Tonight at the Palladium’. The Noise Next Door are the U.K’s premier improv comedy troupe who have taken the comedy world by storm. The boys are back and will once again be delighting family audiences with a shiny new family show.
Sat 1 June - 8pm
The U.K's premier improv comedy troupe are back with a brand spanking new, full length adult evening show The Noise Next Door – REMIX!!!
'Comedy Gold': The Guardian
'Immaculately well executed': The Times
'Hilarious ...a superior kind of chaos': The Daily Telegraph
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