What's on in Richmond
By Rory Poulter
21st Jul 2022 | Local News
A list of exciting events coming up in Richmond, if you would like to add your own event simply click the black Nub It button in our what's on section!
Kew Gardens
July 23 - Aug 21 2022 – Tue-Sat - Theatre on Kew: The Jungle Book
Fun, songs and adventure await in this heart-warming story for all of the family.
Join Mowgli on her journey through the jungle as she meets the wise Bagheera, the noble Akela and the enthusiastic Baloo.
Help Mowgli trick the sneaky grey apes, keep an eye open for Kaa the python, and escape the clutches of the terrible tiger Shere Khan to save the jungle home of her new friends.
Based on Rudyard Kipling's classic tale, adapted by Andrew S. Walsh, with original music by Guy Holden
https://www.kew.org/kew-gardens/whats-on/jungle-book
Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond
Until July 23 – The False Servant by Pierre Marivaux, translated by Martin Crimp
This is the last chance to see – in the flesh – this acclaimed and addictive adult comedy.
When a man thinks he can cynically take a rich woman's money and then run off with an even more lucrative potential fiancée, he had best not tell the fiancée by mistake.
Le Chevalier, a woman disguised as the son of an aristocrat, embarks on a plan that will expose the dark heart of this male power-play.
This version by Martin Crimp was acclaimed at its 2004 National Theatre premiere for its 'thrills, chills and belly laughs'.
Crimp's prolific international career began at the Orange Tree Theatre, including our recent hit revival of Dealing with Clair.
It is directed by Paul Miller and follows his acclaimed production of Marivaux's The Lottery of Love.
Until July 22 - A Midsummer Night's Dream, William Shakespeare
In a galaxy far far away, a duke has won a queen in a war, a father disowns his daughter because she's in love with the wrong man and a fairy king has his ego bruised and wants revenge on his wife.
OT Community's new project Play On takes the success of Primary Shakespeare and Shakespeare Up Close and deepens the engagement with the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. It is accompanied by workshops, which will introduce the play to students.
https://orangetreetheatre.co.uk/
OSO Arts Centre, Barnes
July 22-24 Barnes Pond Summer Festival
The Festival, which is a collaboration with the Barnes Community Association, offers a eclectic mix of music, dance and comedy.
July 22 - The Secret Garden
A family-friendly, dance adaptation of the best-selling novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Performed by an accomplished cast of dancers and musicians, the iconic story is brought to life like never before, in this high-quality, one-hour ballet.
July 23 – Opera on the Green
Bringing a touch of Glyndebourne to Barnes Green!
Pop the champagne and roll out the posh picnics as a chorus of opera soloists take you on a journey through opera's greatest hits.
Accompanied by an ensemble of first-rate musicians under the direction of conductor Joe Davies (Artistic Director of the Cumbria Opera Festival).
The OSO BBQ & Bar will be open throughout the festival with a wide variety of food and drink on offer.
July 23 – The Bob Dylan Story
Don't Think Twice, head down Highway 61 past Maggie's Farm and across Positively 4th Street. Destination, the 1960s of course, where 'Bob' and 'The Band' await with their thrillingly authentic celebration of the music of Mr Bob Dylan.
July 24 – Basil Brush's Family Show
Fresh from appearances on Channel Four's The Last Leg and CBBC's Crackerjack, Britain's most loveable fox takes you on a journey of laughs, storytelling and song in a show for all the family specially written for the live stage and packed with fun and excitement.
July 24 – Paul Sinha and Zoe Lyons
An adults-only comedy set featuring Paul Sinha, star of The Chase, Beat the Chasers, Taskmaster and Celebrity Gogglebox, and Zoe Lyons, of Fight or Flight and Clownbusting.
Crack out the drinks and have a laugh in the open. Performed outside, this is the perfect way to close the Barnes Pond Summer Festival.
https://osoarts.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows
Luna Cinema at Marble Hill
Thursday, July 21 –The Greatest Showman 9:15pm
Sit back and enjoy as P.T. Barnum and his troupe of performers rewrite the stars.
Showcasing the vocal talents of none other than Hugh Jackman, a cracking soundtrack and an uplifting storyline, this film has become a singalong phenomenon.
The noblest art is that of making others happy – and this film will definitely leave you feeling all warm and shiny.
https://www.thelunacinema.com/venue/marble-hill/
Ted Lasso Tours - The Quadrant, Richmond
Tour runs Saturday and Sunday at 3.30pm; Thursday at 6.30pm
Explore the pretty, quintessentially English town of Richmond, visitng all of the Richmond Lasso Locations that are possible to vist, including Ted's Local Pub, front door & thinking bench!
The Puppet Theatre Barge, Richmond riverside
July 16 – August 14 – The Hare and Tortoise
The story of the most famous race on earth is beautifully brought to life using marionettes .
The Hare and the Tortoise is a production for all the family, featuring this classic story, plus many other tales from the famed storyteller Aesop. Expect Lions and mice, spiders and cats, there are storms to be weathered and always a few morals to take away!
The Jazz Sanctuary
Friday, July 22 –The Isobel Pearce Swingtet
A Swing and Latin Jazz band benefit gig in aid of Off The Record Twickenham and War Child.
Isobel Pearce is a jazz vocalist influenced by the iconic voices of Ella Fitzgerald, Chet Baker and Carmen McRae.
Raised on the musicals of Irving Berlin and George Gershwin, her repertoire includes up to date arrangements of Jazz standards, Latin-infused jazz and contemporary song.
Off The Record Twickenham (OTR) is registered charity providing the only drop-in counselling, information and sexual health service for young people aged 11–24 who live, work or study in the borough.
Their team help improve the emotional and mental well-being of over 1,500 young people a year at a time when they are experiencing unprecedented levels of stress and anxiety
The aims of War Child are to protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children living through conflict.
Whether it's ensuring Iraqi children get an education, providing psychological support to children who have been traumatised by conflict in Yemen, or finding lost vulnerable children in Afghanistan.
Twickenham Sunday Jam at The George 7:30pm-10:30 pm
Sunday, July 24 – 7.30pm-10.30pm
Each week a different artist hosts the Sunday jam with their own unique style and take on music.
All music fans and musicians are welcome to bring their instruments and take part. And this week's host is Dwight Faulkner.
https://twickenham.nub.news/whats-on/music/the-twickenham-sunday-jam-41222
The Exchange, Twickenham
Saturday, July 23 – The Singology Experience
Run by one of the UK's leading choir directors, Mark De-Lisser, Singology does not just celebrate singing, but friendship, support and community.
Throughout lockdown, Singology continued to sing together on zoom and they are delighted to be back together and singing with an audience.
Come along for some feel good songs and share in their joy and positive energy.
Any profits will be donated to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
https://exchangetwickenham.co.uk/event/the-singology-experience/
Turner's House in Twickenham
July 9 – Oct 31 - Between the Sheets: Turner's Nudes
There have been rave reviews in the national press for this exhibition concentrating on a rarely seen side of Britain's greatest artist.
Loved as the master of landscapes and seascapes such as The Fighting Temeraire, Hannibal Crossing the Alps and Norham Castle, few know that Turner's sketchbooks also contain depictions of the female form.
Yet Turner was a compulsive recorder of his life and travels, and produced drawings and watercolours of models, sexual encounters, literary fantasies, and his lovers such as Sophia Booth.
This small-scale exhibition is one of the first to look at Turner's engagement with the naked female form, specifically within intimate and erotic contexts and provides invaluable insight into the man, and his attitude to and relationship with women.
This exhibition is possible thanks to a generous loan from Tate.
https://twickenham.nub.news/whats-on/culture/exhibition-between-the-sheets-turners-nudes-40190
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