Christopher Wheeldon's sparkling production of Cinderella restaged in-the-round at the Royal Albert Hall.

Christopher Wheeldon's sparkling production of Cinderella restaged in-the-round at the Royal Albert Hall.

Available on YouTube for 48 hours from 7.00 pm on 8th July.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

Some of favourite past performers present a short, early evening recital, and also to have a quick conversation about musical life in lockdown.

• 8 July: Jong-Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon (piano duet: Schubert Fantasie in F minor)
• 15 July: Ruth Beedham and Marcus Andrews (cello and piano: Bridge cello sonata)
• 22 July: TBC
• 29 July: Rachel Threlfall and Martin Bloor (cello and viola: Telemann, Beethoven etc)

When Hester Collyer (Helen McCrory) is found by her neighbours in the aftermath of a failed suicide attempt, the story of her tempestuous affair with a former RAF pilot and the breakdown of her marriage to a High Court judge begins to emerge. With it comes a portrait of need, loneliness and long-repressed passion.

When Hester Collyer (Helen McCrory) is found by her neighbours in the aftermath of a failed suicide attempt, the story of her tempestuous affair with a former RAF pilot and the breakdown of her marriage to a High Court judge begins to emerge. With it comes a portrait of need, loneliness and long-repressed passion.

Free to stream on YouTube for 7 days from 7.00 pm on the 18th June.

As part of the #OurHouseToYourHouse series, join The Royal Ballet for a YouTube Premiere of Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers encounter passion and tragedy in Kenneth MacMillan’s 20th-century ballet masterpiece.

As part of the #OurHouseToYourHouse series, join The Royal Ballet for a YouTube Premiere of Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers encounter passion and tragedy in Kenneth MacMillan’s 20th-century ballet masterpiece.

Korean Oscar Winner

Korean Oscar Winner

At the heart of this claustrophobic community is Billy Budd, a new recruit whose innocence, goodness and beauty attract the unwelcome attention of Master-at-arms Claggart. Conflicted and tormented by the emotions the boy stirs in him, Claggart vows to destroy him. False accusations lead to violence, tragedy and ultimately death.

At the heart of this claustrophobic community is Billy Budd, a new recruit whose innocence, goodness and beauty attract the unwelcome attention of Master-at-arms Claggart. Conflicted and tormented by the emotions the boy stirs in him, Claggart vows to destroy him. False accusations lead to violence, tragedy and ultimately death.

Britten’s score blends lyricism and moments of startling beauty with evocative sea-shanties and sweeping orchestral textures to create one of his most moving operas.

Paul Dunton continues to curate excellent local music, now streaming on Facebook. This sunday is a special show with Mark Morriss from the Bluetones and Mike Wilton from the Standard Lamps.

Paul Dunton & Guests: Mark Morriss and Mike Wilton

Paul Dunton continues to curate excellent local music, now streaming on Facebook. This sunday is a special show with Mark Morriss from the Bluetones and Mike Wilton from the Standard Lamps.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

Some of favourite past performers present a short, early evening recital, and also to have a quick conversation about musical life in lockdown.

• 8 July: Jong-Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon (piano duet: Schubert Fantasie in F minor)
• 15 July: Ruth Beedham and Marcus Andrews (cello and piano: Bridge cello sonata)
• 22 July: TBC
• 29 July: Rachel Threlfall and Martin Bloor (cello and viola: Telemann, Beethoven etc)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with music and, ultimately, with God.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with music and, ultimately, with God.

Peter Shaffer’s iconic play had its premiere at the National Theatre in 1979, winning multiple Olivier and Tony awards before being adapted into an Academy Award-winning film.

Free to stream on YouTube for 7 days from 7.00 pm on the 18th June.

Dreambuilders is on at 3.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Dreambuilders is on at 3.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Onward is on several times on each day.

Onward is on several times on each day.

Sonic the Hedgehog is on a 4.30 pm each day and 1.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

Sonic the Hedgehog is on a 4.30 pm each day and 1.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

Gounod’s masterpiece is given the grandest of Royal Opera stagings in David McVicar’s richly layered production.

Gounod’s masterpiece is given the grandest of Royal Opera stagings in David McVicar’s richly layered production.

It is set in Second Empire Paris and draws parallels between the conflicted natures of Faust and Gounod, both of them torn between religious faith and a keen eye for the ladies.

This atmospheric interpretation has become a much-loved part of The Royal Opera repertory, theatrically exuberant in its spectacular sets, costumes and extensive dance.

The Pantiles market returns with fewer stalls and social distancing enabled.

The Pantiles market returns with fewer stalls and social distancing enabled.

The beautiful Rosina is kept all but prisoner by her guardian Dr Bartolo, who secretly hopes to marry his wealthy ward. But when Count Almaviva falls in love with Rosina from afar he enlists the help of cunning barber Figaro to help him outwit Bartolo. A comic battle of wills ensues, but will love or greed be triumphant?

The beautiful Rosina is kept all but prisoner by her guardian Dr Bartolo, who secretly hopes to marry his wealthy ward. But when Count Almaviva falls in love with Rosina from afar he enlists the help of cunning barber Figaro to help him outwit Bartolo. A comic battle of wills ensues, but will love or greed be triumphant?

Verdi thought it the greatest operatic comedy – a perfect marriage of wit, energy and exhilarating musical invention. Rossini’s score fizzes with virtuosic brilliance, combining bravura solo arias, set to some of the composer’s best-loved melodies, with breath-taking, intricate ensembles.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

Some of favourite past performers present a short, early evening recital, and also to have a quick conversation about musical life in lockdown.

• 8 July: Jong-Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon (piano duet: Schubert Fantasie in F minor)
• 15 July: Ruth Beedham and Marcus Andrews (cello and piano: Bridge cello sonata)
• 22 July: Alessandra Testai and Robin Jeffrey (voice and lute/guitar: songs from Italy and England)
• 29 July: Rachel Threlfall and Martin Bloor (cello and viola: Telemann, Beethoven etc)

Also 1.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday

Also 1.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday

Sonic the Hedgehog is on at 4.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

Sonic the Hedgehog is on at 4.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

The masterful 19th-century choreography of Marius Petipa is combined with sections created for The Royal Ballet by Frederick Ashton, Anthony Dowell and Christopher Wheeldon.

The masterful 19th-century choreography of Marius Petipa is combined with sections created for The Royal Ballet by Frederick Ashton, Anthony Dowell and Christopher Wheeldon.

An uproarious snapshot of small-town English life.

An uproarious snapshot of small-town English life.

Join The Amelia Team as they take Discovery Days online and explore the surprising history of Victorian Tunbridge Wells with fun and free activities for you to try at home.

The Amelia Discovery Days: Why Didn't The Victorians Smile

Join The Amelia Team as they take Discovery Days online and explore the surprising history of Victorian Tunbridge Wells with fun and free activities for you to try at home.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

King Charles are keeping chamber music alive in Tunbridge Wells.

Some of favourite past performers present a short, early evening recital, and also to have a quick conversation about musical life in lockdown.

• 8 July: Jong-Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon (piano duet: Schubert Fantasie in F minor)
• 15 July: Ruth Beedham and Marcus Andrews (cello and piano: Bridge cello sonata)
• 22 July: Alessandra Testai and Robin Jeffrey (voice and lute/guitar: songs from Italy and England)
• 29 July: Rachel Threlfall and Martin Bloor (cello and viola: Telemann, Beethoven etc)

Also 12.30 on Saturday and Sunday

Also 12.30 on Saturday and Sunday

Not 1pm on Saturday

Not 1pm on Saturday

Sonic the Hedgehog is on at 4.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

Sonic the Hedgehog is on at 4.15 pm on Friday and 12.45 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
 

ZooNation: the Kate Prince Company creates irresistible narrative hip hop dance theatre. Their exuberant, sell-out show The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party taps into the heady imagination of Lewis Carroll’s much-loved world, exploring its unique characters and wondering what has made them the way they are.

ZooNation: the Kate Prince Company creates irresistible narrative hip hop dance theatre. Their exuberant, sell-out show The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party taps into the heady imagination of Lewis Carroll’s much-loved world, exploring its unique characters and wondering what has made them the way they are.

Find the perfect spot in our spacious gardens and settle down for an evening of delicious food, drink and amazing live music. Guests will enjoy a luxury picnic hamper to share with a choice of wine, prosecco or beer plus a live performance from Ben Hills in our beautiful Spa Temple.

Find the perfect spot in our spacious gardens and settle down for an evening of delicious food, drink and amazing live music. Guests will enjoy a luxury picnic hamper to share with a choice of wine, prosecco or beer plus a live performance from Ben Hills in our beautiful Spa Temple.

With his unique vocal style inspired by Frank Sinatra & the Rat Pack, Ben has toured as a professional musician across the UK and Internationally. His powerful vocals are reminiscent of the jazz giants of old.

Hampers will include chicken and leek pithiviers, new potato, hens egg and spring onion salad, hog rolls with black sesames and onion jam, organic chicken caesar salad, sourdough baguette with whipped chicken fat butter and crudites with black garlic hummus and noccerella olives. Guests can choose a bottle of prosecco, cotes de provence or 6 bottles peroni to accompany. Please enquire for vegetarian options.

£55 for two people

Friday nights are comedy nights at Trinity Gardens. This evening with Andrew Ryan, Kerry Godliman and final act TBC.

Friday nights are comedy nights at Trinity Gardens. This evening with Andrew Ryan, Kerry Godliman and final act TBC.

Friday nights have never looked better! Trinity's beautiful gardens offer the perfect oasis of calm, Tunbridge Wells’ own Secret Garden is the ideal safe haven for a full season of comedy nights, throughout the summer.

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