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Wednesday 10th Thursday 11th Friday 12th February 8 pm | It’s Complicated (15) Starring: Meryl Streep, John Krasinski, Alec Baldwin 
Meryl Streep, Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin star in ‘It's Complicated’, a comedy about love, divorce and everything in between.
Jane has an amicable relationship with her ex-husband, attorney Jake, who is now married to the much younger Agness.
But when Jane and Jake meet up for their son’s graduation, an innocent meal turns into an affair, and Jane now finds that she is ‘the other woman’.
Also caught up in the situation is Adam, a recent divorcé, who is falling in love with Jane.
So, as love triangles go…’It’s Complicated’ Consumer Advice: Contains soft drug use and moderate sex references | 
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23rd, 24th, 26th, 27th February | La Périchole A fully staged production in Three Acts
of the opéra-bouffe by Jacques Offenbach 
Few composers have so consistently enchanted the world as Jacques Offenbach. His genius for giving the man-in-the-street tunes easy to whistle must have meant that La Périchole was a subject dear to his heart - for it is the story of a street singer who charms her way into high society.
In La Périchole the composer takes us away from his beloved cosmopolitan Paris of France’s Second Empire and sets us down in far-away Peru - where - as we can expect - the grace and sophistication of his music is endowed with an exotic flavour. Prominent among the work’s favourite arias is Périchole’s touching farewell to her lover - known simply as The Letter Song.
Tom Higgins - Director of Music for Opera South - conducts the Guildford Philharmonic Orchestra and Ian Gledhill directs this new production. | 
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Saturday 6th March 7:30pm | Haslemere Musical Society Choral Concert 
The Creation Joseph Haydn This oratorio was written between 1796 and 1798 and is considered by many to be Haydn’s masterpiece. It depicts the creation of the world described in the biblical book of Genesis and John Milton’s Paradise Lost. Haslemere Symphony Orchestra and Chorus perform this work with three soloists: Jacqueline Dias (soprano), Stephen Brown (tenor) and Jon Stainsby (baritone). | 
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23 - 27 March
at 7.30 pm with Sat Matinee at 2.30 pm | ANNIE the musical 
Annie is set in New York at the height of the great Depression in 1933. It tells the story of the plight of a little girl who is made miserable in an orphanage. When she is selected to live a week in the lap of luxury with zillionaire Daddy Warbucks for a publicity stunt, her fate changes forever as she worms her way into the businessman's heart. Her journey out of the orphanage is filled with trials and songs, the most famous of which is Tomorrow. Annie is a fun musical which won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 1977 and which ran for 6 years on Broadway. | 
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5th to 9th April 10am - 1pm | Theatre Monkeys Easter Theatre Workshop Come along and spend a week singing, dancing and acting in a performance of: 
Ages 4-6 years Show 12pm Friday 9th April to book call Lucy on 0845 388 9789 email: info@theatremonkeys.co.uk |  |
12 to 16th April 10am - 4pm | Theatre Monkeys Easter Theatre Workshop Come along and spend a week singing, dancing and acting in a performance of: 
Ages 6-16 years Show 12pm Friday 9th April to book call Lucy on 0845 388 9789 email: info@theatremonkeys.co.uk | |
| Auditions 18th April from 10am Final 25th April 2010 6pm | HASLEMERE'S GOT TALENT 
Following the success of last year, Haslemere’s Got Talent returns with an even more spectacular programme of events taking to the Haslemere Hall stage on Sunday 25th April 2010. Closing date for entries 31st March 2010 Click here for the HGT webpage where you can download the entry form | FINAL TICKETS ON SALE SOON |
Wednesday 21st April 7pm | 
'Die Entführung aus dem Serail' (The Abduction from the Seraglio) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was first performed in Vienna in 1782 when he was 26 years old. It is considered his first mature opera. It was a great success and became the most popular of all his operas in his lifetime. A splendid song to liberty, it condemns all forms of slavery.
Constanze, a noble Spanish lady, her English servant Blonde, and Pedrillo, the servant of Constanze's fiancé Belmonte, have been abducted by Moorish pirates and handed over to the Pasha Selim, who imprisons them in his seraglio. Selim soon falls in love with Constanze, while their coarse, cruel jailer Osmin, who is portrayed with grotesque traits, has designs on Blonde. Belmonte comes to their rescue. He manages to slip into the palace but, just as they are about to flee, they are caught by Selim, the counter-figure of the modern, enlightened monarch, who nevertheless pardons and releases them.
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Saturday 24th April 7:30pm | Boldly Goin' Nowhere + Support: Sleeping With Fishes & Higsbosun 
Boldly Goin' Nowhere make a welcome return to Haslemere Hall with their unique rock style and have gained a reputation as one of the most exciting, charismatic and powerful bands on the rock circuit.
Boldly Goin’ Nowhere are an exciting four piece rock band comprising of Ben Hampshire - vocals guitar, Mike Robertson - guitar vocals, Max Ayton - drums and Baz Foster – bass vocals.
Boldly Goin’ Nowhere are boldly goin’ to the top | LIVE MUSIC at Haslemere Hall Tickets on sale 24th March 2010 |
Thursday 29th April 7:30pm | An Evening of Clairvoyance 
Keith Charles "A Man with Spirit" and his guest medium Ivan Lee, invite you to experience their amazing clairvoyant skills, as they interlink two worlds, communicating with loved ones that have crossed over. Keith Charles is a highly gifted medium and psychic who delivers detailed proof of life after death, with dignity, sincerity and sometimes a touch of humour from those who live in the spirit world. His reputation as one of the world’s best mediums was enhanced when he excelled on The Ultimate Psychic Challenge on Channel 4 and Sky Living TV | BOOK ON-LINE Keith Charles |
Saturday 8th May 7:30pm | Haslemere Musical Society Orchestral and Choral Concert 
An Orchestral and Choral Medley The May concert by the Haslemere Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will include Night on a Bare Mountain by Mussorgsky, Liadov’s Baba Yaga, scenes from Peer Gynt by Grieg, and a Saxophone Concerto. |
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Wednesday 26th May 7pm | 'Das Rheingold' is the first of four operas that comprise Richard Wagner’s epic Der Ring des Nibelungen, the largest musico-dramatic work ever written.
Through a complex tale inspired by Teutonic and Norse folklore, Wagner explored key issues central to civilised life, starting in 'Das Rheingold' with the primal relationship between Love and Power.
Conducted by Daniel Barenboim with staging and sets by Guy Cassiers, and starring René Pape as Wotan, this new production of 'Das Rheingold' will be broadcast live onto your cinema screen from the Teatro alla Scala, Milan in co-production with Staatsoper unter den Linden, Berlin |
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Thursday 17th and Friday 18th June 8pm | THE ESSENCE OF LOVEA new comedy written and directed by Philip Ayckbourn  Photo: Darius Sutherland A mother and her daughter; a father and his son find themselves on adjacent hotel terraces in Marrakech. As they settle in, we find there’s anything but love in the air for the four British holiday makers. But when the gift of a magical elixir finds its way into the water, unlikely passions take root. This promises to be no ordinary spell in the sun! The Essence of Love is a warm-hearted look at the longings of the heart and what remains when infatuations have run their course. Following a tour of Southern Europe, PCK Productions brings this lively and engaging comedy by Philip Ayckbourn (son of Sir Alan Ayckbourn) to Haslemere Hall | LIVE THEATRE at Haslemere Hall BOOK ON-LINE |
Thursday 1st July 7pm | Pikovaya Dama (The Queen of Spades) 
World-class opera on the big screen in high definition and Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, broadcast live from the Gran Teatro del Liceu, Bacelona.
Pikovaya Dama (The Queen of Spades) by Piotr I. Tchaikovsky, was commissioned by the Russian Imperial Theatres and enthusiastically received on its first performance at the Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg in 1890. It is one of several great Russian operas based on the works of Pushkin. However the author of the libretto, Modest Tchaikovsky, the composer's brother and close collaborator, made changes in order to adapt the work to the needs of French grand opéra. The action moves to the 18th century, during the reign of Catherine the Great, and features scenes of the city and imperial court of Saint Petersburg. But above all the leading character Hermann - a cynical, monochromatic German in Pushkin's version - acquires greater complexity under the influence of other figures of Russian literature, notably from the works of Dostoyevsky.
Tchaikovsky's brilliant score, which includes interesting references to 18th century music and Russian popular and religious music, serves the tragedy very effectively. |
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