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THE ARTS January – June 2020

THE ARTSSTAHL THEATRE | MUSIC | YARROW GALLERY | LECTURES | CA

January – June 2020

Amadeus The Stahl Theatre

Part psychological drama, part concert with a

fascinating true story at its heart.

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Music for a summer’s

eveningJoin us in St Peter’s Church for a spectacular evening.

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Light and Shade The Yarrow Gallery

Capturing the play of light and contrasting tones.

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Picture: Joseph White (L)1


Oundle School presents a diverse collection of performances, exhibitions,

concerts, lectures and shows from January to June. Many of the events

listed are hosted and performed by pupils and staff, while others feature visiting

professionals prominent in their creative fields. All events, except where indicated,

are open to the public and we warmly invite you to share with us this rich celebration of arts and community.

WELCOME

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CONTENTS

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What’s On p4-5A chronological diary of the Arts programme at Oundle School, encompassing theatre, music, art exhibitions, community action and lectures.

The Stahl Theatre p6-14A hearty mix of live theatre events appealing to all audiences, from world-renowned professional touring companies to first-rate School productions.

Lecture Programme p41A weekly series offering thought-provoking lectures on a wide range of topics.

Community Action p42-43A variety of free community activities and events, offered and hosted by Oundle School pupils and staff throughout the year.

Music p15-34Numerous opportunities to enjoy the work of gifted music makers, from School pupils and staff to world-famous musicians.

The Yarrow Gallery p35-40A variety of art, photography, ceramics and sculpture exhibitions, from pupil artwork to established local and international artists.

Oundle Town Culture p44-45A listing of Arts organisations within the town of Oundle, all of which offer a host of cultural events throughout the year.

Map and Venue Information p46-47A map of Oundle and information about the main School venues, including contact details, booking help, parking and access information.

Published by Oundle School, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4GH T: +44 (0) 1832 277122 www.oundleschool.org.ukAll information was considered correct at time of printing but please be aware that unforeseen circumstances may result in changes of timings and venues. Please always check the calendar on the School website for up-to-date event information. Publication date: December 2019 3

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WHAT’S ONThe Stahl Theatre Date PageThis Changes Everything Written by Joel Horwodd. Directed by Sunny Woodend and

Lottie Bingham. Performed by New House22 & 23 January 7

A Level Theatre Studies Performed by Oundle School 31 January 8

Amadeus Written by Peter Shaffer. Directed by Matt Burlington. Performed by Oundle School

11 - 13 February 9

The Arsonists Written by Max Frisch. Adapted by Alistair Beaton. Directed by Simon Aylin. Performed by Oundle School

19 - 21 March 10

The Remains of Logan Dankworth

Written and Performed by Luke Wright. Directed by Alex Thorpe. Scored by Polly Wright. Dramaturgy by Sarah Dickenson. Lighting Design by Joe Price

25 March 11

Thank You for Doing Nothing

Written by Josh Overton. Directed by Alex Mitchell. Performed by Silent Uproar

30 April 12

HONK! Performed by Oundle School. Music by George Stiles. Book and Lyrics by Anthony Drewe. Directed by Simon Aylin

15 - 17 May 13

30 years of Co-Education – A Play in a Day

Written, Performed and Directed by Old Oundelians 14 June 14

music Date PageLunch Time Concerts at St Peter’s Thursdays 16

Brass Quintet Composition Workshop 14 January 17

Third Form and Lower Sixth Form Music Award Holders’ Concert 17 January 17

Orchestral Concert 30 January 18

Friday Nights with the Jazz Bands - St Peter’s, Oundle Parish Church 31 January 19

Friday Nights with the Jazz Bands - St Andrew’s Church, Barnwell 20 March 19

Friday Nights with the Jazz Bands - Great Hall 1 May 19

Musical Opportunity 5 February 20

House Singing Competition 9 February 20

Sung Compline in Lent 26 February 4 & 11 March

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Chamber Music from Prague Tour 27 February 21

Guitar Madness 28 February 22

Take Two Concert 1 March 22

Musical Opportunity 4 March 23

Choral Evensong with the Chapel Choir 2 March 23

A Level Music Recitals 9 & 10 March 24

Tour Preview Concert 12 March 23

Hepburn Festival. Hepburn Pianists 11 March 25

Hepburn Festival. Woodwind, Brass, Percussion, Strings, Singing, Guitar, Organ and Pipers

15 March 25

Hepburn Festival. Pianists 18 March 25

Hepburn Festival. Final Recital and Competition 22 March 25

Composers’ Concert with Curzon Brass 19 March 26

St John Passion, with Oundle and District Choral Society, Oundle School Choirs and Oundle Consort

23 March 27

Easter Concerts 26 March 28

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First Form, Second Form and Fourth Form Music Award Holders’ Concert 24 April 29

May Morning Madrigals 1 May 29

Songs, Cabaret, Musicals 8 May 29

Come and Sing Day - Celebrating Thirty Years of Co-Education 10 May 30

Pupil Organ Recital 13 May 31

Unplugged 15 May 31

Musical Opportunity 3 June 31

Summer Concert 21 June 32

Music for a Summer’s Evening 25 June 33

Brass Solo Evening (First Form and Second Form) 22 June 34

Music Theatre Competition 26 June 34

The Yarrow Gallery Date PageImpressions – Where Art Meets Photography 11 - 24 January 36

Laxton Junior School Art Exhibition 7 - 21 March 37

Light and Shade - Nick Grove 25 April - 9 May 38

Secret MIND Exhibition 16 - 22 May 39

A Level Summer Exhibition 13 - 27 June 40

Lecture Programme Date PageJez Bond - Artistic Director of the Park Theatre 10 January 41

Dr Gregory Hunt - Lecturer in Physics at Imperial College 17 January 41

Josh Coombes - Musician Turned Hairdresser 24 January 41

Dr Ben Evans - Chief Aerospace Engineer, Bloodhound SSC 31 January 41

Miss Hannah Dawes/Mr Anthony Kerr-Dineen 7 February 41

Miss Hannah Dawes/Mr Anthony Kerr-Dineen 14 February 41

Jonathan Legard - Sports Journalist and Commentator 28 February 41

Tim Benson - Vice President of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters 13 March 41

Professor Anne-Marie Roos - Lecturer in History of Science and Medicine, Lincoln University

20 March 41

Community Action Date PageFlymo Squad Wednesday afternoons 42

660 Club Wednesday afternoons 42

ICT Classes Wednesday afternoons 42

Elderly Visits Wednesday afternoons 42

Commmunity Art Thursday evenings 43

Have a Go Day 26 April 43

Oundle Town Culture Date PageTown Listings Various dates 44 - 45

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Director: Naomi Jones2019 marks an important milestone in the history of Oundle School: thirty years since girls first donned their culottes and made their way eagerly across the cobbled courtyard of Cloisters to lessons. We therefore open the Stahl’s spring season with a New House production of This Changes Everything by Joel Horwood. The piece, specially commissioned by Tonic Theatre to provide greater gender equality in new plays for young people, tells of a completely new society set up by a group of pioneering young women as a response to the failures of established governments. In it we see a collection of politically engaged women determined to change the world, and this seems a fitting way to mark thirty years of co-education at Oundle.

The season will be brought to a close by an exciting ‘play in a day’ event. Written, directed and performed by Old Oundelians from across the decades, this newly commissioned piece will offer a fascinating perspective on the past, whilst maintaining a keen eye on what is to come.

In February, our highly talented Fifth and Sixth Forms perform Peter Shaffer’s modern masterpiece, Amadeus. With live accompaniment from Oundle School Orchestra and a highly inventive ensemble performance style, the piece promises to be an explosion of music and mystery.

The Arsonists in March, directed by Simon Aylin, is a taut political satire by Swiss dramatist Max Frisch, adapted by Alistair Beaton. Performed by the Third and Fourth Forms, you can expect razor-like wit and

increasingly manic energy as the mundane turns into the absolutely surreal.

This year’s eagerly awaited First and Second Form production is the utterly charming Honk! Written and composed by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, this uplifting musical celebrates uniqueness and the importance of being yourself. With toe-tapping tunes and adorable characters, it is the perfect entertainment for a summer’s evening.

The School season is supplemented by two professional performances. Luke Wright returns with The Remains of Logan Dankworth. Part poet, part comedian and part political commenter, Luke’s unique take on contemporary society is always illuminating, provocative and hugely entertaining.

Silent Uproar has been taking its country by storm with its irreverent style of performance, inspired by movies and pop-culture. In April, this award-winning company makes its first visit to Oundle with its climate change musical Thank You for Doing Nothing.

From classic texts to new plays, music, comedy, musical comedy and poetry, it is, as ever, an eclectic mix here at the Stahl this season. We hope to welcome you to a performance soon.

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THE ARTS January – June 2020Bookings 01832 277300 www.stahltheatre.co.uk

A group of young women has mysteriously disappeared.

Unbeknownst to their families or police, they have abandoned the

established societies in which they were raised, with the aim of creating a new civilisation on a platform way

out at sea. Motivated by their shared disillusionment with capitalism and government’s failure to address the

causes of climate change, these girls set up The Community. Its objective is to discover a new way to live, but

can you change the world by removing yourself from it? And what happens when the old world comes to visit?

Originally commissioned by Tonic Theatre as a response to the lack of

female roles in plays for young people, Joel Horwood’s taut and provocative

script is highly topical. In this, the thirtieth year of co-education at

Oundle, what better way to open the 2020 season than with a performance

from the girls of New House?

Performances 22 & 23 January | 7.45pm Tickets £6 Age recommendation 11+

Image: Tanveer Sira (L)

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING

Written by Joel Horwood Directed by Sunny Woodend and Lottie Bingham

Performed by New House

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THE ARTS January – June 2020 Bookings 01832 277300

‘Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are.’ John WoodenTaking this as a basis for the evening, our A level pupils complete a series of four different performances from texts which are both published and devised by pupils.The A level Theatre Studies evening is always a highlight of the spring season. It offers a unique opportunity to see some of Oundle’s most talented performers in scripted pieces and work devised from a stimulus provided by the exam board. Wide-ranging in both subject matter and style, this year’s offerings promise to be as enthralling and thought-provoking as ever.

A LEVEL THEATRE STUDIESPERFORMED BY OUNDLE SCHOOL

Performance 31 January | 7.45pm Tickets £3 Age recommendation 14+

Image: Willow White (L)

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Performance 11 - 13 February | 7.45pm Tickets £6 Age recommendation 11+

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In the court of the Austrian Emperor Joseph, Antonio Salieri is the established

composer. Enter the greatest musical genius of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Salieri has given himself to God so that

he might realise his sole ambition to be a great composer, whereas Mozart is a foul-

mouthed, graceless oaf who has that which is beyond Salieri’s envious grasp: genius.

Performed by pupils from the Fifth to the Upper Sixth Form, with support from the

School Orchestra, this promises to be a sumptuous evening, part psychological drama and part concert. At its heart is

a fascinating true story based on the genuine ‘confessions’ of Antonio Salieri,

who claimed at the end of his life to have murdered his competitor Wolfgang

Amadeus Mozart.

AMADEUSWritten by Peter Shaffer

Directed by Matt BurlingtonPerformed by Oundle School

Image: George Lawrenson (F)



Performances 19 - 21 March | 7.45pm Tickets £6 Age recommendation 11+

Fires are becoming something of a problem, but Biedermann has it all under control. He is a respected member of the community with a loving wife and a flourishing business, so surely nothing can get to him. The great philanthropist is happy to meet his civic duty by giving shelter to two new guests, but when they start filling his attic with petrol drums, will he help them light the fuse? Max Frisch’s parable about appeasement was described by the author as a ‘morality play without a moral’. Written in 1953 and originally based on the Communist takeover of Prague, the play is as relevant now as it ever was. This is a jet black comedy that stays with you long after you’ve stopped laughing.

Written by Max Frischadapted by Alistair Beaton

Directed by Simon Aylinperformed by Oundle School

Image: Willow White (L)

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Performance 25 March | 7.45pm Tickets £12 / £10 Age recommendation 14+

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CO-COMMISSIONED BY NORWICH ARTS CENTRE, NATIONAL CENTRE FOR WRITING, COLCHESTER ARTS CENTRE AND FREEDOM FESTIVAL

I believed that Fukayama line: the end of history. But history didn’t end, did it?Logan Dankworth, columnist and Twitter warrior, grew up romanticising the political turmoil of the 1980s. Now, as the EU Referendum looms, he is determined to be in the fray of the biggest political battle for years. Meanwhile, Logan’s wife Megan wants to leave London to create a better life for their daughter. As tensions rise at home and across the nation, something is set to be lost forever.

The third of Fringe First and Stage Award Winner Luke Wright’s trilogy of political verse plays looks at trust and privilege in the age of Brexit.

“Luke Wright’s performances rumble with rage, passion and humour. They are also peppered with brilliantly smart observations. You will leave his show brimming with energy, heart pounding and brain whirring.” The Guardian

TheRemainsof LoganDankworthWritten and Performed by Luke Wright

Directed by Alex Thorpe

Scored by Polly Wright

,Dramaturgy by Sarah Dickenson

Lighting Design by Joe Price



Performance 30 April | 7.45pm Tickets £12 / £10 Age recommendation 12+

THANK YOU FOR

DOING NOTHINGWritten by Josh Overton

Directed by Alex Mitchell

Performed by Silent Uproar

‘The year is 2099 and everything is brilliant…

If you’re a goddamn winner.’In the near future, so-called ‘global warming’ has apparently affected most of

Britannia’s drinking water – if you want to believe the opinions of 99% of experts and

their so-called ‘science’.

But fear not: our hero and lobbyist for the Big Water Corporation, Molly Pazgan, is

here to tell you that everything is fine. This satirical musical is a hilarious night out like

no other, exploring the climate emergency and those who that profit from it.

Inspired by 80s sci-fi, satirical comedy and sobering climate change research.

Perfect for fans of Bladerunner, American Psycho and musicals with a political edge.

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Music by George Stiles Book and Lyrics by Anthony Drewe

Directed by Simon Aylin Stiles and Drewe’s musical, Honk!, is a delightful and award-winning

adaptation of one of the world’s most beloved fables. Ugly looks quite a bit different from his darling duckling brothers and sisters. The other animals

on the farm are quick to notice and point this out, despite his mother’s protective flapping. Feeling rather foul about himself, the little fowl finds

himself on an adventure of self-discovery, all the while unknowingly outwitting a very hungry cat. Along the way, Ugly meets a whole flock of unique

characters and finds out that different is not such a bad thing to be. With its bouncing score and universal story, this touching musical has plenty of heart.

Winner of multiple awards, including the 2000 Olivier Award for Best Musical, this heart-warming celebration of being different is sure to delight audiences

of all ages with its sparkling wit and memorable score.

Performances 15 & 16 May, 7.45pm | 17 May, 3pm Tickets £6 Age recommendation All

PERFORMED BY OUNDLE SCHOOL



Performance 14 June | 7.45pm Tickets FREE Age recommendation All

In September 1990, the composition of Oundle School changed forever. For the first time in its four-hundred-year history, young women joined their male counterparts and boys no longer ruled the roost! To mark this momentous event, we invite the Stahl stars of yesteryear back to create a ‘Play in a Day’.

Written, performed and directed by Old Oundelians in one day only, this piece promises to have just the right balance of reminiscence and wit. Join us for this important celebration of co-education, both here at Oundle and in its broader educational context.

30 YEARS OF CO-EDUCATION – A PLAY IN A DAY

Image: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, March 1990

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Director: Mr Quentin Thomas The next two terms are tremendous ones of opportunity for the Music department. We have tours venturing to Prague at Easter to offer music alongside the History trip; to the Far East (Macau, Bangkok and Singapore) to embrace our friends, parents and OO communities there; and to open the incredible Montreux Jazz Festival with our two jazz bands in the summer. This is a prestigious line-up and we are fortunate to have such a strong department with outstanding staff who nurture our vast number of committed and highly skilled pupil musicians. In many ways, the following pages speak for themselves,

though I wish to point out the incredible scale of diverse ensembles operating here at such impressive levels, allowing us a plethora of events that feature proper, top drawer repertoire.

I truly hope you might join us for many of the events offered, perhaps as the audience or as a performer on the stage. Please read carefully: there is much compacted into the pages that follow!

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HOW TO BOOK TICKETS… MAKE SURE YOU DON’T MISS OUT!All tickets can be purchased from: The Stahl Box Office: [email protected], online at www.stahltheatre.co.ukor in person at the Stahl Theatre Box Office 10am-2pm, Mon-Fri term time only.

The Oundle International Festival Box Office:Oundle Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4ED.01832 274734 www.oundlefestival.org.uk

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Lunch time concerts at St Peter’sMarket days 1.30 – 2.15pm

We serve homemade soup and homemade bread with our concerts for the sum of £3.50 from St Peter’s Church. Make it a social event – arrive at 1pm for your soup before the start of the concert at 1.30pm each week during term time.

Thursday 16 January GCSE Pupil Performances 1

Thursday 23 January GCSE Pupil Performances 2

Thursday 30 January A Level Musicians 1

Thursday 6 February A Level Musicians 2

Thursday 13 February Pianists

Thursday 27 February Singers (Art Song)

Thursday 5 March Woodwind

Thursday 12 March Brass

Thursday 19 March A selection of Hepburn Festival Finalists

Thursday 23 April Diplomas

Thursday 30 April Strings Chamber Music

Thursday 7 May Percussion

Thursday 14 May Strings

Thursday 21 May Woodwind

Thursday 4 June Younger Pupils

Thursday 11 June Staff

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Brass Quintet Composition Workshop Tuesday 14 January Venue: Great Hall Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required We are delighted to launch our Lent Term with our annual Composers’ Concert featuring the Brass Quintet. Always in partnership with conservatoires, we welcome Curzon Brass from the Birmingham Conservatoire, whose members come from all corners of the country and who perform in many a festival and concert across the UK. They will work with our pupils in masterclasses and workshops to offer pointers on writing for brass before eighty enthusiastic composers are let loose on the medium. Join us for what will doubtless be a dazzling and empowering concert.

Jacob Smith - Trumpet

Matthew Tarrant - Trumpet

Tom Hayes - French horn

Dan Price - Trombone

Mark Dilley - Tuba

Third Form and Lower Sixth Form Music Award Holders’ ConcertFriday 17 January Venue: Great Hall Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

At the start of each term, we have a focus on our Music Award holders. Expect a number of soloists, and a representation of diverse instruments and eras of music.

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Orchestral Concert Thursday 30 January Venue: Great Hall Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required Featuring the Symphony, Chamber, Wind Orchestras and combined choirs, we are eager to present this splendid music, enthusiastically tackled over the last term. Our orchestras are in fine shape indeed, and it is exciting to be learning such challenging and rewarding repertoire. We hope that many will join us to enjoy the following pieces, plus many more:

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.5Malcolm Arnold: Four Scottish DancesWolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Missa brevis in DWolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Lacymosa from the RequiemWolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Introit & Lacrymosa from the Requiem

(We are recording the latter performance live, ahead of our performance of Amadeus)

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Friday Nights with the Jazz Bands, Directed by Adele Hudson Friday 31 January Venue: St Peter’s, Oundle Parish Church Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: £18 for a table seat, £15 for a side seat along the Church wall. Available from Oundle in Stitches: 01832 274433 Both Oundle School Jazz Orchestras are unveiled on ‘home turf’ for this, their first appearance of the academic year. We expect all of our Jazz Concerts to sell out speedily, so please book early to avoid disappointment. Jazz, wine and cheese are part of the line-up at this superb and popular evening.

Friday 20 March Venue: St Andrew’s Church, BarnwellChurch Hill, Barnwell, Peterborough PE8 5PQ Parking: In the church car park or on the street Performance: 7.30pm Tickets: £15 adults (includes a glass of wine and nibbles), £10 under 16s. Contact Charlotte Croser on 07891 330862 or at [email protected] School Jazz Orchestras, on their second outing of the year, visit this beautiful church for the evening. Featuring the two bands, we are expecting this concert to sell out speedily, be sure to get the tickets booked!

Friday 1 May Venue: Great Hall Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: £10 Oundle Festival Box Office. Bar available, do bring your own nibbles. Contact Charlotte Croser on 07891 330862 or at [email protected] the other two venues get sold out and you wish to support our Jazz Bands, please do come to our own fundraiser ahead of our Summer Tour – we are opening the great Montreux Jazz Festival! The tickets are cheaper, the space is bigger, the programme highly similar, and being on home turf, the Bands will be positively sparkling. There will also be games and raffles on offer: a fun way to support our ventures and effectively to sponsor an ice-cream, tour hoodie or excursion for our committed pupils.

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House Singing Competition Sunday 9 February PART SONGVenue: Chapel Performance: 3pm Tickets: Not available to the public. Parents, please consult with Hsms

HOUSE UNISON Venue: Chapel Performance: 7.30pm Tickets: Not available to the public or parents

This annual competition sees every pupil in each House take to the stage with musical arrangements made by pupils, accompanied live by pupils and directed by pupils. It is a wonderful event, and we welcome Nicki Kennedy to adjudicate this year.

Musical Opportunity Wednesday 5 February Venue: Recital Room, Gascoigne Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

These concerts popping up throughout the year cater specifically for those who are not so confident in the public arena, or for pupils who would benefit from a run-through of repertoire before examinations. Private atmosphere and supportive audiences needed!

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Sung Compline in Lent Wednesday 26 FebruaryWednesday 4 MarchWednesday 11 MarchVenue: ChapelPerformance: 9pmTickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Derived from the Latin completorium, Compline, Night Prayer, or the Prayers at the End of the Day is the final church service of the day in the Christian tradition of canonical hours.

Needless to say, in this day and age of relentless pressure and speed, this is a beautiful moment to stand, stare and reflect. Submerge yourself into the ancient world of plainchant, appreciate the traditions tracing back to St Benedict and St Basil in the sixth century, and focus on the candlelight and the spiritual atmosphere of our beautiful Chapel.

Chamber Music from Prague Tour Thursday 27 February Venue: Great Hall Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Chamber Music ensembles return from a study tour to Prague, where they worked with the world-renowned Škampa String Quartet. Works to be performed include:

Mozart - Piano Quartet in G Minor, First movement Brahms - Sextet in B-flat Major, Second movementBrahms - Clarinet Quintet Dvorak - ‘American’ Quartet Victor Ullman - String Quartet No. 3 ‘The Refusal of Death’ The ensembles will then be joined by the strings of the Chamber Orchestra for the first movement of Dvorak’s Serenade for Strings.

Directed by Angus Gibbon, Head of Strings

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Guitar MadnessFriday 28 February Venue: Stahl Theatre Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: £5 from the Stahl Box Office. Limited number available to the public

Please book early to ensure a seat is yours for this annual concert has become a regular sell-out event. We return to the Stahl, where the lights and stage offer a perfect setting and unlimited pleasure for anyone wanting to pump sound through mega amps, to strut in the lights or to ride the cymbals of joy. This year, we focus on the 1990s, featuring music from U2, Arctic Monkeys and Oasis.

Take Two Concert Sunday 1 March Venue: Great Hall Performance: 3pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Celebrate the younger pupils and their many ensembles.

HOW TO BOOK TICKETS… MAKE SURE YOU DON’T MISS OUT!All tickets can be purchased from:The Stahl Box Office, [email protected], online at www.stahltheatre.co.ukor in person at the Stahl Theatre Box Office 10am-2pm, Mon-Fri term time only.

The Oundle International Festival Box Office: Oundle Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4ED.01832 274734 www.oundlefestival.org.uk

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Choral Evensong with the Chapel Choir Sunday 8 March Venue: Chapel Performance: 5.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

The Anglican Church is seeing a revival in the popularity of Evensong services – beautiful music, worship, spirituality and mindfulness in one. We do them rather well, with responses, psalm, canticles and anthem sung by our robed Chapel Choir, topped off by fine organ voluntaries.

Canticles: Gibbons Short Service Anthem: Allegri Miserere

Musical Opportunity Wednesday 4 March Venue: Recital Room, Gascoigne Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

One of several concerts throughout the year that offers our pupils a small audience and safe platform to run through new repertoire, prior to more demanding settings such as public concerts and exams.

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A Level Music Recitals Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 March Venue: Cecil Lewis Room Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: Please register your interest at: [email protected]

In spite of the demands and high stakes involved, these A level recitals are always very special evenings due to the diverse emotions shared between nervous performers, hopeful parents, proud teachers, aspiring Lower Sixth Form pupils and supportive friends, all congregating to support and celebrate the achievements of our Upper Sixth Form pupils. The two evenings embrace a superb line-up of our stellar musicians, who are no newcomers to the stage.

Tour Preview Concert Tuesday 12 March Venue: Great Hall Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

This concert features repertoire from our exciting production of Amadeus, much of which we are taking on tour to Macau, Bangkok and Singapore during the holiday. An all-Mozart programme is yours for the taking, to include:

Symphony No.25 in G MinorPiano Concerto in G Major, Soloists: Carmia Ng, Mion Yamakawa & Max RenPiano Concerto in D Minor, First Movement: Justin LeungOpera scenes from Marriage of Figaro: Isabella Micklewright & Flora MardonFrom Don Giovanni: Nicholas Warden (Head of Singing), Harun Tekin & Ralph PhillipsDirected by Angus Gibbon, Nicholas Warden & Quentin Thomas

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Hepburn Festival The Hepburn Festival is of a magnificent standard and scale, and is of profound importance to Oundle musicians and teachers. All classes and the final concert are open to members of the public. We are fortunate to have a exceptional line-up of external adjudicators from such revered institutions as the Royal College of Music, London.

Hepburn Pianists (Intermediate, Advanced and Diplomas) Wednesday 11 March Venue: Great Hall Performances: 5pm and 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Our pianists will be performing before the Sunday for the obvious reason that our piano teachers and many of the pupils will all be involved with the many other classes.

Woodwind, Brass, Percussion, Strings, Singing, Guitar, Organ and PipersSunday 15 March Venues: Great Hall, Cecil Lewis Room, Arthur Marshall Room, Laxton Long Room, Chapel, Stahl Theatre and Old Dryden Performances: Throughout the day, 11.30am – 9.30pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Pianists (Foundation)Wednesday 18 March Venue: Great Hall Performance: 5pm - 7pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Hepburn Final Recital and Competition Sunday 22 March Venue: Great Hall Performance: 7.30pm (rehearsals from 4pm) Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

This hotly contested competition draws to an exciting and fulfilling close, and we look to the experience of an independent adjudicator to select the Hepburn winner for 2020.

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Composers’ concert with Curzon Brass Thursday 19 March Venue: Chapel Performance: 7.45pm (rehearsals from 3pm) Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

We are excited and delighted to be welcoming Curzon Brass back for the exciting conclusion of our Composition project. Every pupil studying music for GCSE and A Level has to write music, and it is of paramount importance that we bring this process alive. We feature a diverse selection of compositions written by our pupils, fitting around a punchy and vibrant programme devised by Curzon Brass, in the splendour of the Chapel.

HOW TO BOOK TICKETS… MAKE SURE YOU DON’T MISS OUT!All tickets can be purchased from: The Stahl Box Office, [email protected], online at www.stahltheatre.co.ukor in person at the Stahl Theatre Box Office 10am-2pm, Mon-Fri term time only.

The Oundle International Festival Box Office: Oundle Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4ED.01832 274734 www.oundlefestival.org.uk

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St John Passion – JohAnn Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) with Oundle and District Choral Society, Oundle School Choirs and Oundle Consort Monday 23 March Venue: Chapel Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: £8 from Oundle Festival Box Office, free for all children under 18

From 1723 until his death, Bach was employed as Kantor at the Thomasschule in Leipzig. It was a prestigious but demanding post, requiring him to teach at the school, play the organ, train the choir and compose for the city’s two principal Lutheran churches, Thomaskirche and Nikolaikirche, as well as supervising and training the musicians at two others. Despite this heavy workload and frequent disputes with his employers, Bach composed some of his greatest music during this period. His choral compositions alone include such enduring masterpieces as the Mass in B Minor, Magnificat, Christmas Oratorio and the St John and St Matthew Passions. The St John Passion was first performed in Leipzig on Bach’s first Good Friday there, 7 April 1724, and was performed four times in the composer’s lifetime, each time with substantial alterations as Bach, as ever, strove for perfection.

For the first time in many years, the choral and instrumental forces of our entire community unite for what will surely be a magnificent performance. Conducted by Director of Music Quentin Thomas, and featuring an incredible Evangelist and our new Head of Singing, Nicholas Warden in the role of Jesus, the production offers our pupils the chance to be part of something incredible.

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Easter Concerts Thursday 26 March Venue: Chapel Performances: 10am and 12pm Tickets: Limited number of seats available for parents

Many of our orchestral musicians will fly the nest for a tour to the Far East following these concerts, but not before closing the term with TWO incredible concerts here at home. We wrap up with performances from the winners of the House Part Song and the Hepburn Festival, as well as from the Wind Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra and Choirs. It’s a rousing and celebratory finale that ends with Jerusalem (with full orchestra and organ to boot!) The programmes will include moments from:

Tchaikovsky: 5th SymphonyArnold: Scottish DancesBruch: Violin Concerto - soloist Marie LeeSaint-Saens: Cello Concerto - soloist Ken ZhaoDirected by Quentin Thomas, Angus Gibbon, Jerome Broun and Nicholas Warden

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May Morning Madrigals Friday 1 May Venue: Cloisters Performance: 7.30am Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Join us for dulcet choral music and the most magical of moments, marking the welcome arrival of warm summer climes. The Schola Cantorum – perched on the Cloisters Tower – will evoke past times once again; the madrigal originated in Italy back in the 1520s and reached its formal and historical zenith later that century. We aim to offer something from every century since.

Songs, Cabaret, Musicals Friday 8 May Venue: Great Hall Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Under the direction of Head of Singing Nicholas Warden, the evening features performances from soloists, groups and the newly formed Music Theatre Choir. Highly recommended – you’ll love this concert!

First Form, Second Form and Fourth Form Music Award Holders’ Concert Friday 24 April Venue: Great Hall Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

A chance to celebrate the abilities of our First, Second and Fourth Form pupils, and a purposeful and pleasant way to start our term. We welcome you all to a diverse mix of music delivered by our younger Music Award holders.

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Come and Sing Choral Day – Celebrating Thirty Years of Co-Education Sunday 10 May Venue: Chapel Performance: 5.30pm (rehearsals from 2pm)Further details: [email protected]: £5 from Oundle Festival Box Office

Our Come and Sing Choral Days have grown since they were first started three years ago. This promises to be a unique and special occasion indeed as we invite Old Oundelians to join our considerable ranks and celebrate the wonderful service of Evensong in the heart of the School as we focus on the thirtieth anniversary of Oundle School becoming co-educational. With an accompanying orchestra and large choral forces expected, we will focus on the beefy choral numbers for this occasion. Expect to be moved, make music with friends, and aim to linger on the Chapel lawns following the service with a social glass or two.

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Musical Opportunity Wednesday 3 June Venue: Recital Room, Gasgoine Performance: 6pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

Our final opportunity to offer these pupils not exclusively focused on the academic exams a safe and friendly platform to run through repertoire.

Unplugged Friday 15 May Venue: Clubs Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

A popular evening in the calendar that offers a perfect blend of informality and opportunity. Expect soulful ballads, solos and smaller ensembles — a perfect early summer’s evening.

Pupil Organ Recital Wednesday 13 May Venue: Chapel Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

We have enjoyed a wonderful growth in the number of organ shoes (!) and pupils of late under the tutelage of Nigel Kerry and are delighted to showcase them in this organ recital on the iconic Frobenius.

Featuring: Max Botwright, Max Ren, Ned Sekula, Thomas Alban, Marcus McDevitt, Ralph Phillips, Zach Boser and Alex Hill.

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Summer Concert Sunday 21 JuneVenue: Great Hall Performance: 6pm (rehearsals from 4pm) Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

In the final week of term, the Second Form goes ‘off timetable’ in pursuit of a theme, and many an academic department delivers presentations, challenges and games based on that theme. This year’s theme is ‘Secrecy’ and determined to keep making music despite the myriad of written examinations and other activities that the end of term brings, we shall muster the remaining musicians into one final burst of creative endeavour.

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Music for a Summer’s Evening Thursday 25 June Venue: St Peter’s ChurchPerformance: 6.30pm for 7.30pm Tickets: £10 including drinks. Please book well in advance to avoid disappointment as there are limited seats. Oundle Festival Box Office: 01832 274734

With a large cohort of quite outstanding musicians departing this year, our final larger ensemble concert is going to be spectacular with forces uniting for the final time. Having traipsed the county many times in search of perfect and fitting venues, we came to the conclusion that home turf will be ideal for this occasion — unusual though it is for us to perform evening concerts in our own town’s Parish Church.

Much will go into this concert, from solos to concertos, orchestras, choirs and ensembles through to the Jazz Band performing before and during the interval. The time to say farewell to these talented pupils is sadly upon us, and you are cordially invited to be a part of this wonderful occasion. We hope to feature Bosco Wong, Zachary Boser, Henry Cripps, Ed Burgess, Alex Hill, Evan Ball, Rufus Sumner and Beatrice and Cecily Wells, although, at the time of print, we are yet to confirm definite repertoire choices and reserve the right to place some of these concertos into earlier concerts in the year! To whet your appetite, the programme will include:

Marie Lee: Bruch Violin Concerto, second movementRyan Law: Haydn Cello Concerto, first movementArianna Chan: Fauré ElegyRalph Phillips & Samuel Townend: Bach Double Violin ConcertoKen Zhao: His own Piano Concerto

Jungho Lee: Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, third movementEd Pelham: Mozart Clarinet Concerto third movement

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Music Theatre Competition Monday Friday 26 JuneVenue: Stahl Theatre Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: £5 Stahl Box Office

The legendary sing-off between Oundle School pupils with their hearts set on the big time is one of the most popular events of the year. YOU will once again be the jury at this feast of song, glamour and talent. There will be solos and duets from musicals old and new, staged, costumed and accompanied by live band – it doesn’t get any better than this!

Brass Solo Evening (First Form and Second Form) Monday 22 June Venue: Cecil Lewis Room Performance: 7.45pm Tickets: All welcome. No tickets required

As the examinations cease, this is a splendid occasion to raise the bells of the brass department and announce the closing of the year. Brass players, under the direction of Adele Hudson, will perform solo numbers. All are cordially invited.

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Art and photography exhibitions The Yarrow Gallery Opening Hours Monday to Saturday10.30am - 1pm and 2.30pm - 5pm

Sundays2.30pm - 5pm

FREE, all welcomePrivate Viewings If you wish to be kept informed of upcoming Yarrow Exhibitions and receive invitations to private viewings, please email: [email protected]

THE YARROW GALLERY

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Impressions – Where Art Meets Photography11 - 24 JanuaryDavid, who lives in Woodnewton near Oundle, has been a successful garden, landscape and nature photographer for many years. In the past six years he has gained two distinctions from the Royal Photographic Society, Licentiate (LRPS) and Associate (ARPS). His images have been selected for the Royal Photographic Society’s national Visual Art and East Anglian Regional exhibitions.

David had a career as a scientist but now, with the freedom of retirement, he is discovering his artistic side. This new creative phase was stimulated by the inspiring workshops run by Valda Bailey and Doug Chinnery. David uses multiple exposures and camera movement techniques to produce unique images. Rather than being traditional photographs simply recording what you see, his images interpret light and colours, shapes and patterns. They convey David’s individual perspective on places, be they grand views or intimate details, iconic subjects or mundane objects. They have been captured in ways that will surprise and intrigue the viewer, invite you to pause and explore, and perhaps smile when you recognise somewhere you know.

This exhibition of impressionist and abstract photographs is in two parts: images taken in the Oundle area, Cambridge and in David’s garden; and images from his project Coastal Impressions, created along the English coast, particularly in Norfolk and Northumberland. David has recently produced a second volume of images from his Coastal Impressions project (both volumes are available for purchase.)

All the images are photographs (honestly!) and all were created on David’s camera in the moment. They are the product of spontaneity and serendipity that can never be repeated; the results are striking, intriguing and sometimes enigmatic.

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Laxton Junior School Art Exhibition 7 - 21 March After the success of their exhibition three years ago, once again the children at Laxton Junior School have been given the opportunity to display their artwork in the stunning setting of the Yarrow Art Gallery.

Every single child in the School, will exhibit work individually and collaboratively. This year the theme is ‘Animals’ and their images will show a mass of techniques, including clay sculpted British garden birds, Surrealist felt tip animal drawings, Pointillist seahorses and nature prints in the style of William Morris. The children have also been inspired by local artists, including Tessa Pullan, Sue Kirk and Ellie Sandall.

Protecting animals and caring for the environment are keys areas of focus in the primary curriculum and we hope you will see these themes in our exhibition, particularly in our projects using collected recycled materials to create striking pieces of art. We are very excited about sharing this work with the Oundle community and we hope you get as much pleasure from observing the exhibition as the pupils did from creating it.

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Light and Shade - Nick Grove 25 April - 9 May Nick is an artist working representationally in oils. He is inspired by the Georgian towns and countryside where he lives and can often be seen painting en plein air where the vitality of his subjects can be experienced ‘in the raw’. Other frequented parts of the UK include the North Norfolk coast, Cambridge, Oxford and London, as well as some locations abroad. Being predominantly concerned with capturing the play of light and contrasting tones in his work means that potential subjects for painting are not hard to find. Nick exhibits at The Mall Galleries in London, local galleries in and around Stamford and at solo exhibitions throughout the year, including the Yarrow Gallery.

Nick is also an accomplished portrait painter and has exhibited with the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. His portraits are the antithesis to the sometimes hastily rendered plein air paintings, due to his more academic approach to painting his sitters. He uses the sight-size method to capture the form of his subjects before applying paint in a confident but considered way, in order to capture the likeness, personality and mood of his sitter. It can take several months to complete a large portrait, working from his Stamford studio.

This, Nick’s second solo exhibition at the Yarrow Gallery, is entitled Light and Shade and it continues on the theme of light to incorporate increasingly complicated and challenging subjects and lighting effects. The exhibition includes still life paintings, portraits and larger plein air paintings of local scene, mixed with further afield destinations such as Cambridge, London and Hong Kong.

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Secret MIND Exhibition 16 - 22 May This special Secret MIND Exhibition is a fundraising display of original postcard-sized artworks by local, national and internationally acclaimed artists, illustrators and designers, nestled amongst work from Old Oundelians, Art teachers and Art pupils.

Secret MIND is a fundraiser with a difference: an original art sale to raise funds for the registered charity MIND (for better mental health www.mind.org.uk). The annual event has attracted the support of a rich and diverse art community from near and far, united in supporting MIND in its vision to raise awareness and promote understanding.

As one of the most anticipated events of the Gallery year, the Secret MIND Exhibition:

• directly supports MIND in its vision to provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem and to campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding

• gives visitors a chance to get their hands on an original postcard work of art created by a local, regional, national or international artist for a donation of £40.

The Secret? Each postcard is signed only on the back, so participating supporters will not know the identity of the artists until the purchase has been made and the exhibition has ended. At that point the secret is revealed. The exhibition will conclude with a celebratory revelation evening on Friday 22 May at 7 - 9pm. Alongside this evening there will also be an opportunity to enter into a secret bid for four separate larger pieces of artwork donated by the participating artists.

Thank you in advance for your support of this exhibition and for helping to make a difference. We look forward to welcoming you.

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A Level Summer Exhibition 13 - 27 June One of the highlights of the year is our annual A level Exhibition, which showcases the current work from our Upper Sixth Form artists. There will be a wide variety of work on show, from sculpture to painting and from mixed media work to printmaking. The pupils have used a great many different materials and approaches to create their work, making it very individual and personal to them.

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Oundle School Sixth Form Lecture Series January - March. Fridays 11.15am startOundle School organises a weekly lecture series on a variety of topics. Admission is free and members of the public are welcome in the top gallery. Please check the School website or call the School on the day of the lecture to confirm the programme.

www.oundleschool.org.uk/lecture-series

Jez Bond, Artistic Director of the Park TheatreAn Honest Account of Life in the Theatre

Great Hall 10 January

Dr Gregory Hunt, Lecturer in Physics at Imperial CollegeOld and New Highlights from the Cassini-Huygen’s Mission to Saturn


Josh Coombes, Musician Turned HairdresserLearning for Life – Hairdresser to the Homeless


Dr Ben Evans, Chief Aerospace Engineer, Bloodhound SSCThe Bloodhound Supersonic Car (SSC) – Breaking the Land Speed Record


Miss Hannah Dawes/Mr Anthony Kerr-DineenLearning for Life – How Children Succeed (Part 1)

Stahl Theatre 7 February

Miss Hannah Dawes/Mr Anthony Kerr-DineenLearning for Life – How Children Succeed (Part 2)


Jonathan Legard, Sports Journalist and CommentatorSporting Journalism


Tim Benson, Vice President of the Royal Institute of Oil PaintersAwareness Through Oil Painting

Great Hall 13 March

Professor Anne-Marie Roos, Lecturer in History of Science and Medicine, Lincoln UniversityTravelling to the Moon in the 17th and 18th Centuries

Great Hall 20 March

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Flymo SquadWednesday afternoons (Term Time)Are you elderly or infirm and requiring gardening services? Oundle pupils offer: general garden tidy up, lawn cutting, hedge cutting, digging and weeding, winter garden tidy up and leaf clearance.

Time: 2.30pm - 4pm

FREE

660 ClubWednesday afternoons (Term Time) Afternoon Tea with entertainment for the over-60s, including flower arranging, bingo, presentations, music and much more.

Venue: Oundle School Two Acre Club (off Milton Road)

Time: 2.15pm - 3.45pm

FREE

ICT ClassesWednesday afternoons (Term Time)Turn that frown upside down with help from Oundle School pupils offering free bespoke ICT assistance. Open to all.

Venue: SciTec (off Blackpot Lane)

Time: 2.30pm - 4pm

FREE

Elderly VisitsWednesday afternoons (Term Time)Oundle School pupils offer help with shopping, gardening, cleaning or simply a good old chin wag in the comfort of your own home.

Time: 2.30pm - 4pm

FREE

COMMUNITY ACTION

To register for all activities and events, please contact Liz Turnbull (Head of Community Action) in the Oundle School Community Action Office:

T: 01832 277267E: [email protected]

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Community ArtThursday evenings (Term Time)Art classes for adults and accompanied children with physical disabilities and/or learning difficulties.

Venue: Oundle School Art Studio 1 (Cloisters, off New Street)

Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm

FREE

Have a Go DaySunday 26 April An afternoon of activities for adults and children with physical disabilities and/or learning difficulties, including archery, swimming, art, music, traction engine rides, golf, cricket, croquet and lots more.

Venue: Two Acre Club and Sports Pitch, Sports Halls and Swimming Pool

Time: 2pm - 4pm

FREE

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Oundle Business AssociationNormally 6pm on THE first Wednesday of every month, but check website to confirm dates and locations.Oundle Business Association (previously Oundle & District Association of Trade & Commerce) is a group of people representing local businesses and organisations who meet regularly on both a business and social basis to help promote local trade, publicise events and boost tourism to the town.

01832 [email protected]

Oundle Art Group Annual Exhibition14 - 22 FebruaryThe annual exhibition of the Oundle Art Group, showcasing traditional and contemporary paintings in oil, acrylic and watercolour.

Held in St Peter’s Church.

Oundle Art Group - Facebook01832 [email protected]

Oundle Festival of Literature year-round events The Oundle Festival of Literature runs a programme of all year-round events aimed at informing, entertaining and educating a wide variety of people through talks, discussions and workshops by award-winning authors and poets.

Headline event: David Starkey — ‘Boris Johnson: Churchill, Charles II or Coco the Clown?’Saturday 29 February, 7pm - 8.30pm,

Great Hall, Oundle School

www.oundlelitfest.org.uk01832 [email protected]

Rutland Sinfonia Concert ‘American Adventures’7.30pm Saturday 9 May 2020St Peter’s Church, Oundle

Conductor: Paul HilliamPiano: Anne BoltBernstein: Overture CandideBarber: AdagioGershwin: Rhapsody in BlueCopland: RodeoPiazzolla: LibertangoMoncayo: HuapangoMarquez: Danzon No. 2Tickets in advance from Oundle Box OfficeTel: 01832 274734www.oundlefestival.org.ukOn the door £14 (£12 in advance), concessions on the door £12 (£10 in advance), children and pupils under 18 £3, students in full time education £3.www.rutlandsinfonia.org.uk

OUNDLE TOWN

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Oundle Food FestivalSaturday 20 JuneRemaining one of the most popular dates in regional foodies’ diaries, over eighty of the region’s finest independent food and drink producers and fanatics gather in the town’s Market Place, as well as in New and West Street. They are all passionate about what they do, and the market provides a chance to understand and sample their products.

Oundle International Festival9 - 18 JULYCelebrating the thirty-fifth annual festival, the 2020 programme will yet again offer an array of music, theatre, culture and opportunities to party.

www.oundlefestival.org.uk01832 [email protected]

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Stahl Theatre West Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4EJ

Email: [email protected]

You can buy tickets for all the events in the Stahl Theatre brochure by cheque, cash, credit or debit card.

Tickets can be booked: • online at www.stahltheatre.co.uk • in person at the Stahl Theatre Box Office 10am - 2pm Mon-Fri term time • by phone on 01832 277300 during Box Office opening times (as above).

Tickets for professional productions can also be purchased from the Oundle Festival Box Office, 4 New Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4ED. T: 01832 274734

Disabled access to the venue is possible. Please contact the theatre for advice.

Hearing loop is operational in the theatre.

The Theatre Bar: Opens one hour before performances and during the interval.

Car parks: The nearest public car park is in Benefield Road. Limited parking is available in West Street and around Jesus Church.

Come and join the Stahl Theatre teamThe Stahl is supported by an energetic team of volunteers who work Front of House for our public performances. If you enjoy theatre, want to see productions for free and have some spare time in the evenings then we would love to hear from you.

For more details please contact Emma Hildebrandt: [email protected] 01832 277300

Yarrow Gallery Glapthorn Road, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4JF

Email: [email protected]

All exhibitions in the Yarrow Gallery are open to the public and free of charge. No booking is necessary.

Opening hours: 10.30am - 1pm & 2.30pm - 5pm Mon - Sat 2.30pm - 5pm Sundays

VENUES

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Great Hall (incl. Cecil Lewis Room – CLR)

New Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4GH

Chapel 10 Milton Road, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4JF

NEW ROAD

Dryden

SandersonKirkeby Wyatt

New SportsCentre Site

Swimming Pool

Sports Centre

Fisher & Crosby

School Chapel

Sidney & Grafton

YarrowGallery

Adamson Centre

St Anthony

Great Hall,Heads Office

AdmissionsCommon

Room

Chaplaincy

Stahl Theatre

School House

New House

The StablesThe Oundle Society

OO Club Cobthorne

War Memorial

Bramston

Library

Cloisters

St Peter’sChurch

BerrysteadRefectory

Gascoigne

Coach House Laundimer

Laxton Junior School

SciTec

Two Acre Club

Senior and Junior Clubs

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Goods Inand

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Car Park Please note, no parkingis available on Pavillion Drive

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Herne RoadPE8 4BS

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Gascoigne Recital Room 3 North Street, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4AL

Two Acre Club Junior and Senior Clubs Off Milton Road, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4EN

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CLASSES

classes to comeA taste of

Circuits and HIIT 13th January - 12th February

Aqua and HIIT 25th February - 18th March

Classes cost £5 and you can pay per session.All Taster classes will take place in the current Sports Centre on Milton Road in Oundle.

We are delighted to launch a New Year taster programme, enabling you to come along and trial some of the classes on offer at the new Oundle School Sports Centre, opening Spring 2020.

Over 30 weekly classes are planned (full timetable will be published in March) so this is a great opportunity to meet our staff, find out about membership options and shape up for the New Year.

Enquire and book your space today:

01832 277150

Please visit our brand new website, giving details of membership packages, facilities and activities available.

www.oundlesportscentre.co.uk

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