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
Al Murray: Landlord of Hope and Glory
A brand new show from everyone's favourite bigoted landlord, Al Murray, star of Happy Hour. Please only cheer at the irony and stay in your house if you actually hate the French.
Fri 16 Oct
£30.80
Ben Hart: Wonder
The Britain's Got Talent finalist and acclaimed magician heads out on his debut solo show.
Sun 20 Sep
£17
Big Country
A re-formed configuration of the veteran Scotrockers whose hits include 'Fields of Fire' and 'In a Big Country'.
Thu 3 Dec
Prices to be confirmed
With TBC.
Chris Ramsey: Just Happy to Get Out of the House
The genial Geordie brings his Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated show to the masses. Featuring tales of fatherhood, following your dreams, how to be a gentleman and what not to do in life.
Fri 9 Apr
£24.64
From the Jam
Now featuring only one member From the Jam. Bruce Foxton is joined by Russell Hastings and drummer Steve 'Smiley' Barnard.
Fri 4 Dec
£33
Gyles Brandreth: Break a Leg
Actor, author, One Show reporter, former MP and government whip tours his new one man show about all things theatrical.
Mon 7 Sep
Prices to be confirmed
Jon Richardson: The Knitwit
New hour from the English comedian best known as a team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, plus Dave's Ultimate Worrier.
Thu 10 Dec
£23
Martin Kemp: Back to the 80s
Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet trades in his bass for the turntables to spin classic hits from the 1980s.
Fri 21 Aug
Cancelled
Nick Helm: Phoenix from the Flames
Two-time Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee sings songs and right wrongs after some time away from the comedy stage.
Thu 25 Mar
£14
Nouvelle Vague
Bossa nova covers of the likes of Joy Division, the Cure, the Specials, the Clash and other early 80s alternative heroes.
Sat 31 Oct
£30.25–£33
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
The Mick Fleetwood-approved tribute act who cover the gamut of Mac material from the Peter Green era to the Buckingham/Nicks days.
Wed 7 Apr
£26.50–£36.50
Shit-Faced Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream
A lovely winter tale, set in the middle of summer, told by Magnificent Bastard Productions. Yes, this is an entirely serious Shakespeare play, but yes, one cast member is entirely shit-faced.
Sat 17 Oct
Prices to be confirmed
Tony Blackburn
One of Britain's most famous radio DJs commemorates the time he has spent on the airwaves in his autobiography, 'Poptastic!: My Life in Radio'.
Sat 6 Feb
£30–£40
Whitney: Queen of the Night
A celebration of the life and music of Whitney Houston through three decades of classic hits.
Sat 12 Jun
£21–£25
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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