CRANLEIGH EX CULTU ROBUR
EVENTS GUIDE LENT 2016
DIARY - LENT 2016
JANUARY
Friday 5th February Senior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 1.25 pm
Friday 15th January Junior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 12.30 pm
Tuesday 9th February Lunchtime Organ Recital: Philip Scriven Chapel at 12.45 pm
Friday 15th January Helen Wareham Competition: Brass Performance Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm
* Wednesday 20th January Concert Series: The Swingle Singers Speech Hall at 7.30 pm
Friday 5th February Helen Wareham Competition: Vocal Performance Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm
# Tuesday 9th February Informal Concert CPS Chapel at 5.15 pm
Friday 22nd January Senior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 1.25 pm
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Tuesday 26th January Lunchtime Organ Recital: Philip Scriven Chapel at 12.45 pm
* Friday 12th February Junior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 12.30 pm
# Tuesday 26th January CPS Concert Series: Pipes, Pirates, Flutes and Fairytales CPS Chapel at 4.00 pm
Friday 29th January Junior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 12.30 pm
Friday 29th January Helen Wareham Competition: Jack Cook Strings Performance Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm
FEBRUARY
Tuesday 2nd February Lunchtime Organ Recital: Philip Scriven Chapel at 12.45 pm *
Wednesday 3rd February Concert Series: OC 150th Anniversary Concert 2 (Lucy Cronin, Hilary Cronin and Richard Saxel) Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm
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Thursday 4th February Tom Avery Society Lecture: ‘Summit and Survive’ by Adele Pennington Academic Lecture Theatre Reception: 7.00 pm; Lecture: 7.30 pm
Tuesday 9th February to Thursday 11th February South House Play: ‘One Girl, Two Nightmares’ Loveday House Play: ‘A Collection of One Act Plays’ Vivian Cox Theatre at 7.30 and 8.45 pm
MARCH
# Tuesday 1st March Informal Concert CPS Chapel at 5.15 pm Wednesday 2nd March Helen Wareham Competition: Final Emms Centre at 7.00 pm Friday 4th March Junior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 12.30 pm Friday 11th March Senior Lunchtime Concert Merriman Music School at 1.25 pm * Monday 14th to Thursday 17th March School Musical: ‘Les Miserables’ Speech Hall at 7.30 pm *
Friday 18th March School Musical: ‘Les Miserables’ Gala Performance Reception: 6.30 pm Emms Centre Gala Performance: 7.30 pm Speech Hall
* Tickets are required (see Booking Form) # Cranleigh Preparatory School
LUNCHTIME CONCERTS
Friday 15th January Junior Concert at 12.30 pm Friday 22nd January Senior Concert at 1.25 pm Friday 29th January Junior Concert at 12.30 pm Friday 5th February Senior Concert at 1.25 pm Friday 12th February Junior Concert at 12.30 pm Friday 4th March Junior Concert at 12.30 pm Friday 11th March Senior Concert at 1.25 pm
All concerts are in the Merriman Music School unless stated. No tickets required for the concerts. Sandwiches and soft drinks are available.
EVENTS GUIDE LENT TERM 2016 Friday 15th January
BRASS PERFORMANCE
Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm Friday 29th January
JACK COOK STRINGS PERFORMANCE Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm Friday 5th February
VOCAL PERFORMANCE
Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm Wednesday 2nd March
HELEN WAREHAM COMPETITION FINAL Emms Centre at 7.00 pm
Tickets not required
BOOKING FORM
CONCERT SERIES
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DRAMA
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HOUSE PLAYS
THE SWINGLE SINGERS Wednesday 20th January Speech Hall at 7.30 pm
SOUTH HOUSE PLAY ‘ONE GIRL, TWO NIGHTMARES’
Tickets: £20 (£15 concessions)
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OC 150th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT 2 LUCY CRONIN, HILARY CRONIN & RICHARD SAXEL
Wednesday 3rd February Merriman Music School at 7.30 pm Tickets: £12 (£9 concessions)
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SCHOOL MUSICAL ‘LES MISERABLES’
Vivian Cox Theatre at 7.30 pm Tuesday 9th February
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Wednesday 10th February
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Thursday 11th February
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WEST HOUSE PLAY A COLLECTION OF ONE ACT PLAYS Vivian Cox Theatre at 8.45 pm Tuesday 9th February
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Thursday 11th February
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SCHOOL EDITION
Tickets: no charge
Monday 14th - Thursday 17th March Performance: 7.30 pm in Speech Hall Tickets: £15 (£12 concessions)
Those parents wishing to attend the plays on the same day as their son/daughter should include such pupils in their ticket application on this form. Otherwise pupils will have the opportunity to go with their House.
Friday 18th March Reception: 6.30 pm Emms Centre Gala Performance: 7.30 pm Speech Hall Tickets: £20 to include champagne and canapés
If parents wish to see both plays they will need separate tickets.
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TOM AVERY SOCIETY LECTURE
Wednesday 16th March
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‘SUMMIT AND SURVIVE’
Thursday 17th March
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Friday 18th March .......... (Black Tie Gala Performance)
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Tickets for this production will be allocated seating
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by Adele Pennington
Thursday 4th February Academic Lecture Theatre Reception: 7.00 pm Lecture: 7.30 pm Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions)
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Concessions are for senior citizens, children and students in full-time education. There is no charge for Cranleigh pupils. I enclose a cheque (made payable to ‘Cranleigh School’) for £ .......................................................................................... OR please debit my end-of-term bill £ ................................... Signature .................................................................................
TOTAL COST
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Name ....................................................................................... Address .................................................................................... ................................................................................................... ................................................................................................... Telephone No. .......................................................................... E-mail address ......................................................................... Pupil’s name ............................................................................ House ....................................................................................... Tickets are normally given to pupils to pass on to their parents or guardians. If you wish tickets to be sent to you, please enclose a stamped, addressed envelope. Please return to: Eileen Wright, Ticket Secretary Cranleigh School, Cranleigh Surrey GU6 8QQ Telephone 01483 273666 Or order by e-mail: tickets@cranleigh.org giving details of tickets required, pupil’s name and House, and method of payment.
THE TOM AVERY SOCIETY LECTURE ‘SUMMIT AND SURVIVE’ by Adele Pennington Thursday 4th February Academic Lecture Theatre Reception at 7.00 pm; Lecture at 7.30 pm Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions)
DRAMA
SOUTH HOUSE PLAY ‘ONE GIRL, TWO NIGHTMARES’ adapted by Maddie Lock and Libby Richards from ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ written by Richard Bean Tuesday 9th to Thursday 11th February Vivian Cox Theatre at 7.30 pm
Adele has been climbing for over 25 years and is the only British woman to have summited Everest twice. Throughout her climbing career she has managed to pull back after a 30m fall in the Alps left her paralysed in the bottom of a crevasse. Determined to climb the world’s highest mountains she left her teaching job and pursued a life as a Mountaineering Instructor. Topping out on Everest in 2008 and 2009 Adele set her sights on Makalu another 8000m peak in the Himalayas. Disaster struck as she became ill and battled for her life to descend the mountain. After a long stint in hospital and major thoracic surgery Adele returned to Makalu to face her demons. In Adele’s talk she relays her stories of climbing the world’s highest mountains.
LOVEDAY HOUSE PLAY ‘A COLLECTION OF ONE ACT PLAYS’ performed by members of Loveday and West Tuesday 9th to Thursday 11th February Vivian Cox Theatre at 8.45 pm Tickets required : no charge
SCENES FROM LAST TERM’S PRODUCTION OF ‘ALICE’