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The School for Scandal
- Jul 7th 2009 7:45 pm to Jul 11th 2009 6:30 pm
- Jul 23rd 2009 7:45 pm to Jul 25th 2009 7:45 pm
The Pantiles Players present open-air The School For Scandal A comical restoration play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. This open-air production will be performed at our three venues.
The historical PANTILES in Tunbridge Wells Kent where performances are performed on the bandstand. from Tuesday 7th – Saturday 11th July 2009. Nightly at 7.45pm except Saturday at 6.30pm
SALOMONS Broomhill Road Southborough Tunbridge Wells Kent TN3 0TG. Performances take place in their charming walled courtyard Runcie Court Nightly at 7.45pm except Sunday at 3pm. Salomons offer pre show Carvery Menu or Picnic Boxes that you can enjoy in their beautiful gardens before the show or in the interval. Advanced Booking for meals essential direct with Salomons on 01892 515152. Licensed bar and soft drinks available in Runcie Court.
THE NOAH’S ARK The Green Lurgashall Nr Petworth West Sussex GU28 9ET Performances take place in the pub garden. Nightly at 7.45pm. The Noah’s Ark offer Pre-show dinner. Advanced booking for dinner essential direct with The Noah’s Ark on 01428 707346
BOX OFFICE FOR The Pantiles and Salomons Venue 01892 534341 or online at www.thepantilesplayers.co.uk
BOX OFFICE FOR LURGASHALL contact The Noah’s Ark on 01428 707346
About the Author
The Pantiles Players first formed in 1942 to provide local wartime entertainment, and since then, they present two or three shows a year. The Players principle production is their annual summer open-air production (usually Shakespeare)performed on the Historic Pantiles in our home town Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent. Annual open air shows on The Pantiles first began in 1951 by The Tunbridge Wells Drama Club until the Players, took over the venue in 1983. In 1988, The Pantiles Players started touring the summer productions to Lurgashall an idyllic village Nr Petworth in West Sussex where our performances take place in the garden of the village pub "The Noah's Ark". In 2007, the Players added a new venue for our summer open-air shows. In addition to The Pantiles and Lurgashall we also perform the shows at Salomons, a beautiful historic house in Southborough Kent, formally known as Sir David Salomons House, and "Romeo and Juliet" was produced there that year, in their charming walled courtyard Runcie Court. Since the success of our first open-air show at Salomons in 2007. we also perform our indoor productions in Salomons beautiful Victorian Theatre, and hold our drama workshops, social nights and AGM meetings at this beautiful historic venue. You can read about The Pantiles Players and all our forthcoming shows, auditions and news at our new website at www.thepantilesplayers.co.uk
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