Dorking Halls
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- Opening times Mon–Sat 10am until start of last film/show; for Sun opening hours, check with the box office.
- Website www.dorkinghalls.co.uk
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There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
People's Theatre Company present a pantomime based on the beloved nursery rhyme, written by Steven Lee and directed by Nick Lane.
Sun 27 Oct
£13.50 (Family £50)
Opened in 1931, mainly to act as a venue for the Leith Hill Music Competition, Dorking Halls was the property of the festival until WWII during which they were commandeered by the Meat Marketing Board and the army. In 1946, the halls were thriving, with community events being held there, including flower shows, scout meetings and dances. They were refurbished in 1997 and the venue became a location for theatre, comedy and music, as well as films.
The halls are located in the centre of town and there is parking available at the side and rear of the venue as well as opposite in the council offices car park.
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