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Third HGSArt Fair
HGSArt are delighted to announce hopefully the sun will shine so on the front lawn with a table of delicious sweet and savoury
that their third annual Art Fair that everyone can enjoy a leafy and chairs, and a stack of paper refreshments are to be served all PHOTOS: TONY BRAND
at Fellowship House will take walk along Willifield Way to and coloured pens for younger day by the wonderful ladies of
place over the weekend of May Fellowship House, and take their children to do some Art, and a the charity Combat Stress
11 and 12. refreshments on the terrace as jigsaw for older kids and, indeed, (celebrating its centenary this
We have had good weather well as indoors. If the weather is anyone who wants to help with it. year), so put the dates in your
for the last two years and fine there are plans for a gazebo Admission is free, and a variety diaries, and come along with
your families and friends. You
can meet up with people you
know and some you don’t while
you take a look around the
original work of some of our
talented members most of
whom live locally.
Works on display will
include original paintings and
drawings, prints, photographs,
sculptures, silks, decorated glass
artefacts, hand-made jewellery
and other amazing hangings
and craft works for home and
garden. We expect it to be an
enjoyable social occasion at the
same time as a potential
shopping treat. See you there?
DIANA BRAHAMS
Summer shows in Little Wood
This July, Garden Suburb Theatre 4th and 20th July – and as an his plays work in the Little PERFORMANCE
will be returning to one of our added extra, if you book to see Wood Open Air space, so this is DATES
favourite venues – the Little both shows we’ll be running a one not to be missed. The Merchant of Venice:
Wood Open Air Theatre, NW11 Buy One Get One Half Price Our Country’s Good, by Thursday 4 July, Saturday 6 July
6QS (entrances from Denman deal which will give you great female playwright Timberlake (matinee & evening), Wednesday
Drive, Oakwood Road and value for money as well as the Wertenbaker, tells the amazing
Addison Way), for our annual chance to see two moving, true story of the first penal 10 July, Thursday 11 July, Sunday
14 July (matinee), Tuesday 16 July,
set of summer performances. exciting and engrossing pieces colony in Australia, focusing on Thursday 18 July, Saturday 20
But this time there’s a big of theatre. a group of convicts who put on July (matinee).
difference: we’ll be putting on The Merchant of Venice a play under the guidance of
not one but two shows, so probably needs no introduction Second Lieutenant Ralph Clark. Our Country’s Good:
there’ll be plenty of opportunity – this Shakespeare classic With a variety of colourful Friday 5 July, Sunday 7 July
to experience some top-notch explores the universal and always characters based on real people, (matinee), Tuesday 9 July, Friday
outdoors amateur theatre. relevant themes of justice, actors playing multiple roles, 12 July, Saturday 13 July (matinee
Over the next few months, intolerance and law, alongside a and a brilliant mixture of & evening), Wednesday 17 July,
a pair of talented casts will be number of romantic subplots. comedy and tragedy, this Friday 19 July, Saturday 20 July
getting their teeth into The We’re really looking forward to dramatic and insightful play (evening).
Merchant of Venice by William bringing this well-known text shines a light on the power of TICKETS
Shakespeare, directed by Diana and characters like Portia and theatre to combat prejudice Single show: £12/£10 concessions
Bromley, and Our Country’s Shylock to life in a new, exciting and bring people together. Both shows: £18/£15 concessions
Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker, way. Anyone who has seen one of For more information and (Buy one get one half price!)
directed by Kayne McCutcheon. Garden Suburb Theatre’s previous to book all your tickets online, Groups of 10: Single show £100,
These two very different plays Shakespeare productions (like please visit our website at: both shows £150.
will be running in rep, with nine Measure for Measure last year) gardensuburbtheatre.org.uk. Families: Single show £40, both
performances each between the will be aware of just how well MICHAEL REFFOLD shows £60. The Garden Suburb Theatre’s outdoor venue, awaiting transformation!
Anyone for tennis? Come to Central Square
With the improving weather, The Trust’s two tennis courts on
Central Square are a great place to improve your ball skills, or
just have a friendly match.
Both courts, which have recently been refurbished, are free to
use for all Suburb residents and their guests. Advance booking is
advised as the courts are both very popular.
Just visit tinyurl.com/hgstc to make your free booking.
Please note that these courts are only to be used by those
people who have booked for a specific time period. They are
strictly not to be used for coaching/lessons, by non-residents,
nor for any other purpose than tennis.
If you have any queries, please contact the Trust office at
mail@hgstrust.org or ring 020 8455 1066.
862 Finchley Road, Hampstead Garden Suburb, London NW11 6AB 020 8455 1066 mail@hgstrust.org www.hgstrust.org twitter: @HGSTrust
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