Capitol
- Box office 01403 750 220
- Website www.thecapitolhorsham.com
Abba Reunion: Abba Tribute
The pop group performs the Eurovision Song Contest winners' greatest hits, including Waterloo and Dancing Queen.
Fri 18 Oct
£18.50
- 20:00
Aliens Love Underpants
- Directed by: Adam Bampton-Smith
- Written by: Adam Bampton-Smith
A zany, hilarious children's show based on the best-selling book by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort.
Tue 27 Aug
£12
- 13:30
Wed 28 Aug
£12
- 10:30
- 13:30
Barbara Dickson
The evergreen songstress belts them out, both classic hits and new materials, as part of a nationwide tour.
Sat 19 Oct
£27.50 (£26)
- 20:00
Barney And Friends
A children's show based on the popular TV series about a purple dinosaur. In this adventure Barney's friends BJ, Riff and Baby Bop accidentally break their toys.
Wed 29 May
£12 (Children £10; £40)
- 11:00 Barney And Friends Capitol
- 14:00 Barney And Friends Capitol
Bernardi Music Group: Vivaldi, J.S.Bach, Pacelbel, Piazzola
- Written by: Piazzola
The group performs works by Vivaldi and Piazzola, plus Bach's Double violin Concerto In D Minor and Pacelbel's Canon.
Sun 16 Jun
£17 (£15)
- 18:30
The Best Years Of Your Life: Dramaworks
Students present a range of pieces and improvisations around the theme of childhood/adolescence in a variety of times and locations.
Sat 6 Jul
£6 (£3)
- 12:00
- 14:00
Beyond the Barricade
A selection of the best-loved songs from new and classic West End shows like The Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia, The Lion King and Les Miserables.
Fri 27 Sep
£19.50
- 19:30
Celebrity Cook Off
Two well known TV celebrities go head-to-head live in a competition to win the day's best dish. This also provides an up close and personal look at learning how to cook some of the best tasting meals.
Wed 12 Jun
£18.50
- 19:30
David Morgan & Rhys Mathewson: Edinburgh Preview
Upbeat and energetic humour from Morgan, plus self-depreciating one-liners and storytelling from Mathewson.
Fri 7 Jun
Studio
£12 (£10)
- 20:00
Epic
- 2013
- US
- 102 min
- U
- Directed by: Chris Wedge
- Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Josh Hutcherson, Beyoncé Knowles
From the director of Ice Age comes this story of a teenage girl who is sucked from the earthly realm into a fantastical woodland, where she finds the forces of good and evil at battle. Mary Katherine (voiced by Seyfried) joins the fray – on the side of good, one suspects – in order to help save this magical world – and ours.
Sun 26 May
Mon 27 May
Tue 28 May
Wed 29 May
Thu 30 May
The Great Gatsby
- 2013
- US/Australia
- 143 min
- 12A
- Directed by: Baz Luhrmann
- Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Joel Edgerton
Luhrmann's typically exuberant take on the novel by F Scott Fitzgerald features DiCaprio as the titular millionaire.
Sun 26 May
- 13:30 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 17:00 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 20:20 The Great Gatsby Capitol
Mon 27 May
- 17:00 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 20:20 The Great Gatsby Capitol
Tue 28 May
- 13:30 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 17:00 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 20:20 The Great Gatsby Capitol
Wed 29 May
- 13:30 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 17:00 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 20:20 The Great Gatsby Capitol
Thu 30 May
- 13:30 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 17:00 The Great Gatsby Capitol
- 20:20 The Great Gatsby Capitol
Horrible Histories: Awful Egyptians
Using actors and ground-breaking 3D special effects, this astounding show is guaranteed to give you a thrill from the crypt as historical figures and events come alive on stage and hover at your fingertips.
Fri 21 Jun
£12 (Children £10)
- 16:30
Sat 22 Jun
£12 (Children £10)
- 11:00
- 14:00
- 18:00
Sun 23 Jun
£12 (Children £10)
- 13:00
Horrible Science: Birmingham Stage Company (Ages 6-14)
- Written by: Nick Arnold
The creators of the stage show Horrible Histories present their live show on the subject of Science, in which the team answer obscure scientific questions, providing the audience with a fun and educational experience. The theatre production features actors and a 3D sector. The inventive questions which will be asked include, Could picking your nose be dangerous? Why don't penguins get spots? Why doesn't the moon wander off? And how long would it take for your heart to pump enough blood to fill the theatre? Fans of the theatre show may also be familiar with the Horrible Science series of books which makes Science horrible which in turn makes it fun and no longer boring. The books have enjoyed amazing success selling more than four million copies. Both the books and stage shows have received great reviews, this is a perfect show for all the family, giving children the chance to enjoy educational topics.
Thu 19 Sep
£13.50 (Children £11.50)
- 19:00
Fri 20 Sep
£13.50 (Children £11.50)
- 10:30
- 19:00
Sat 21 Sep
£13.50 (Children £11.50)
- 10:30
- 14:30
- 18:30
Horsham Symphony Orchestra: De Falla, Ravel, Debussy, Stravinsky
- Directed by: Steve Dummer (cond)
- Written by: Stravinsky
Steve Dummer conducts Debussy's Prelude A L'apres-midi D'un Faune, De Falla's Nights In The Gardens Of Spain, Ravel's Mother Goose Suite and Stravinsky's Firebird Suite. With pianist Margaret Lynn.
Sat 29 Jun
£14 (£12; Children £5 under 18s)
- 19:30
Outside Edge: Act Too
- Written by: Richard Harris
An evening of classic British humour as this cricketing comedy gives a new meaning to the phrase 'leg over wicket'.
Wed 29 May
£12; £13
- 19:30 Outside Edge: Act Too Capitol
Thu 30 May
£12; £13
- 19:30 Outside Edge: Act Too Capitol
Fri 31 May
£12; £13
- 19:30 Outside Edge: Act Too Capitol
Sat 1 Jun
£12; £13
- 19:30 Outside Edge: Act Too Capitol
Pride And Prejudice: Horsham Amateur Operatic And Dramatic Society
- Written by: Jane Austen
A production based on the novel by Jane Austen adapted by Stacey Fox and Barry Syder.
Wed 19 Jun
£13
- 19:30
Thu 20 Jun
£13
- 19:30
Fri 21 Jun
£13
- 19:30
Sat 22 Jun
£13
- 14:30
- 19:30
The Snail And The Whale: Tall Stories
A tiny snail longs to see the world, so she hitches a lift on the tail of a humpback whale. But when the whale gets beached, how will the tiny snail save him? Follow the tiny snail's amazing journey, as seen through the eyes of a very adventurous young girl, who'd love to be going round the world with her seafaring father.
Tue 1 Oct
£10
- 13:30
- 16:30
The Wizard Of Oz: Millais School
Tue 25 Jun
£12 (£6)
- 19:00
Wed 26 Jun
£12 (£6)
- 19:00
Thu 27 Jun
£12 (£6)
- 19:00
A combined cinema and theatrical venue, originally an ABC Cinema first opened in 1936 but recently given a £6 million makeover. With special reduced ticket prices on Mondays, and weekly showings for both students and families.
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