Arundel Festival 2011

Friday 19th August to Monday 29th Augustwww.arundelfestival.co.uk

in association with

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Welcome to theARUNDEL Festival 2011

For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk

All events and activities in the Arundel Festival 2011 are subject to change without notice. It is advised to check times and venues prior to attendance. The organisersdo not accept any responsibility for any inconvenience any changes may cause. The organisers take no responsibility for events and activities included in the 2011Arundel Festival (AF) programme at the request of outside bodies not under direct control of the AF organisers. The organisers, their agents and their associates,including all participating personnel, paid or unpaid, will not accept any responsibility for any loss, damage or injury incurred by any visitors to the Arundel Festivalevents and activities however so caused. All events and activities are put on in good faith and safety considerations are a primary concern. Visitors take part in, andare present at Arundel Festival events entirely at their own risk.

Arundel Festival Ltd. Company registered no: 7140043. Registered address: 82 Maltravers Street, Arundel, BN18 9DS. Registered Charity No: 1136508

The Arundel Festival Committee would like to thank the following organisations, all of whom collaborate together or contribute in amajor way to make this festival possible.

Arundel Town Council

The Arundel Festival is now in its 34th yearand once again it is wonderful to be part of avaried programme of entertainment and artisticattractions. For the first time we are delighted towelcome to the Castle’s Mill Road meadow fieldsthe Arundel Festival marquee events and theinnovative hot air balloon spectacular.

The backdrop of Arundel Castle yet againfeatures as a dramatic setting for an evening of

love songs in the Barons’ Hall and for Candlelight Opera’s rousingrendition of Donizetti’s popular comic opera, Don Pasquale. There willalso be three evenings of Shakespeare in the setting of the CollectorEarl’s Garden, performed by the GB Theatre Company.

Again, we are indebted to the Arundel Festival Committee and itsmany supporters for all their hard work and dedication. This superbevent is always thoroughly enjoyed by both the local community andvisitors to Arundel who, year after year, are presented with an excitingarray of music, art, sculpture and theatre, for which we are all sograteful.

We very much hope you will come and support this year’s Festival.

The Duke of Norfolk

On behalf of the Festival committee, wewelcome you to the Arundel Festival 2011.

We have more free entertainment andparticipation for all than ever before. We wouldlike to say a BIG Thank you to the businesses,organisations and individuals who havecontributed. As a charity run by volunteers, yourfinancial contributions make the festival possible.

As well as a programme packed full of drama,music, art and community events for you toenjoy, the Festival plays an increasinglyimportant role in bringing together thecommunity and supporting local charities. In2010 the Festival created the opportunity forlocal charities to raise over £20,000. So whenyou see a Rotarians, Scouts, the Lions or indeedthe Festival’s own volunteers in the red t-shirtsplease give generously.

The programme has been updated for 2011 so that you can findwhat’s on day-by-day at the front and this refers you to préciedinformation featuring the events further on. Please browse through andyou are bound to find something you will enjoy.

Take part and join in your festival celebration.

Penny Hadley and Justin WilliamsCo-Chairman Arundel Festival

Arundel Chamber

of Commerce

Arundel Players

Travel Information. If you are planning on visiting the Arundel Festival please see page 38 for details

Arundel Museum& Heritage Centre

ArundelScouts

Arundel Butchers

The Black Rabbit

The Sirens

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What’s On, Where & When


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Saturday 13th Augustn

Time Artist/Event Venue Page 1pm Arundel Bath Tub Race The Black Rabbit, Mill Road 32

Friday 19th Augustn

6pm–10.30pm Festival Opening Evening with Local Bands Jubilee Gardens 147pm Arundel Ghost Walk Crown Yard Car Park 32

DAILY – Saturday 20th August to Monday 29th Augustn

All day Recycled Sculpture Challenge Various locations around town 3210pm–6pm Arundel Ghost Experience Arundel Jailhouse 3210.30am/12noon/3pm T-Shirt Painting and Children’s Crafts Fabric, Buttons & Beads, Tarrant Street 3212noon–5pm Festival BBQ and sausage making Arundel Butchers 3312noon–5.30pm Arundel Gallery Trail (Weekends and Bank Holiday Monday) Various Venues 242pm–5.30pm Arundel Gallery Trail (Weekdays) Various Venues 242pm–5pm Happy Headz Face Painting / The Creation Station Jubilee Gardens 14 & 2710am Arundel Festival Treasure Hunt Forms at Festival Bar in Jubilee Gardens 35Various Times Children’s Activities The Lido 37

DAILY – Saturday 20th August to Saturday 27th Augustn

Various Theatre Trail - Drip Action Various Venues 207.45pm The Sleeping Prince performed by The Arundel Players Priory Playhouse, London Road, Arundel 22


1pm–2:30pm Face Painting and Craft Workshop for Parade Jubilee Gardens 262pm–4pm Jim Bernadin Steel Pan Music Town Square 262pm–5pm Peterkin the Fool Outside Swan Hotel 262:45pm–3.00pm Carnival Opening Parade Top of High Street 26

including Chinese Lion3pm Opening Ceremony Town Square 26

Raising of the Festival Flag4pm–5pm Basta Loca Band Town Square 284pm–5pm Nick Stein Magician Outside Swan Hotel 264.30pm–5pm White Crane Martial Arts Jubilee Gardens 157.30pm til late Mona Leeza and friends Lido Marquee 376pm–10pm Jubilee Gardens Children’s Choir / Soloists Jubilee Gardens 15

Open Auditions July 9th/10th 10am-6pm Arundel Victoria Institute 319pm The Sirens with guests Jubilee Gardens 15

Sunday 21st August 10am Festival Service St. Nicholas Church 82pm–5pm Annual Marble Competition Tarrant Square 333.30pm Praise in the Park, Arundel Baptist Church Swanbourne Lake 3312.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm Les and Jackey Birch Medieval Music Outside Sparks Yard, Tarrant Street 2812noon,1pm, 2pm Bafaton Arts Outside Sparks Yard, Tarrant Street 2812noon–12.30pm Peterkin the Fool Tarrant Street 281pm–2pm Nick Stein the magician Tarrant Street 281pm–3pm, 3pm–4pm Barley the Ventriloquist Tarrant Street/Town Square 2812noon–2pm Bernie Bennett Tight rope walker Outside Swan Hotel 2812noon–10.30pm Festival 11 - Northbrook College present local bands Jubilee Gardens 151pm–2pm Peterkin the Fool Outside Swan Hotel 282.30pm Amble Around Attractive Arundel St. Nicholas Church 323pm–4pm Masquerade Outside Swan Hotel 2812noon–1pm Masquerade Town Square 28



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Time Artist/Event Venue Page1pm–2pm onwards Bamboo Calypso Town Square 283pm Exploring Historic Arundel Byways Crown Yard Car Park 337.30pm The Arundel Horror Walk Crown Yard Car Park 337.30pm–9.30pm Same Time Next Year by Bernard Sladz The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 23

Monday 22nd Augustl11am–3.15pm TellTales WWT 3312noon–2pm The English Mail Coach 57 Maltravers Street 82pm–4pm André Pallet Town Square 286pm Amazon’s Work: The battle paintings of Lady Butler 57 Maltravers Street 97pm for 8pm The Sugar Club Jubilee Gardens 227.30pm Music for a Summer Evening The Barons’ Hall, Arundel 108.00pm Stones In His Pockets Victoria Institute 217.30pm–9.30pm Same Time Next Year by Bernard Sladz The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 23

Tuesday 23rd Augustl2pm–4pm Alex Kriche Town Square 2811.30am–1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel Walkabout Talk start at the History Store in Mill Road 3511am–12noon Bee-Fit Children’s Fitness Class Jubilee Gardens 161pm–7pm Music Workshop Classes and Performances Jubilee Gardens 1612noon–1pm Dani & Stuart’s Zumba Class (Audience participation) Jubilee Gardens 162.30pm–3.30pm The Creation Station Creative Fun Sessions Jubilee Gardens 167.30pm–10.30pm Bourbon St Blues Night hosted by The Red Lion Jubilee Gardens 167.30pm Don Pasquale by Donizeti The Barons’ Hall, Arundel Castle 107.30pm–8.45pm My Mother Was An Alien – Is That Why I’m Gay The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 2310pm They are there still, my children Zimmer Stewart Gallery 9

Wednesday 24th Augustl11am–3.15pm TellTales WWT 3311.30am–1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel Walkabout Talk start at the History Store in Mill Road 351pm–7.30pm Music Workshops and Performances on the Arun Stage Jubilee Gardens 162pm Little Sister Jubilee Gardens 162pm–4pm Bayleaf Brass Quintet Town Square 292.30pm–3.30pm Music for a Summer Afternoon Priory Playhouse, London Road, Arundel 227.30pm–10.30pm Northern Soul Night Jubilee Gardens 165pm–7.30pm A Musicians Trail 57 Maltravers Street 97.30pm–9.30pm Same Time Next Year by Bernard Sladz The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 23

Thursday 25th Augustl11am & 2pm TellTales present Mr E. Sopp’s Fable Chase Swanbourne Lake 3511.30am–1.30pm Ale & Beerhouses of Old Arundel Walkabout Talk start at the History Store in Mill Road 3511.30am onwards Festival Putting Competition Mill Road Putting Green & Café 352pm–4pm Keltic Knights Town Square 291pm–6pm Lucinda Kennard Dance Workshop – Glee Jubilee Gardens 167pm The Arundel Ghost Walk Crown Yard Car Park 327.30pm Romeo & Juliet The Collector Earl’s Garden, Arundel Castle 117.30pm–8.45pm My Mother Was An Alien - Is That Why I’m Gay The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 237.30pm–10.30pm The Red Lion Open Mic Night Jubilee Gardens 17

Friday 26th Augustl9.30am–3.30pm Lucinda Kennard Dance Workshop - Pop Culture Jubilee Gardens 1711.30am onwards Festival Putting Competition Mill Road Putting Green & Café 3512noon nothing prepares you 57 Maltravers Street, Arundel 9


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Time Artist/Event Venue Page2pm–4pm Sirens Town Square 292.30pm–3.30pm The Creation Station Creative Fun Sessions Jubilee Gardens 174pm–10.30pm Local Bands hosted by the Arundel Festival Jubilee Gardens 176pm Arundel Rocks 57 Maltravers Street 97.30pm Twelfth Night – or What You Will The Collector Earl’s Garden, Arundel Castle 117.30pm Jailhouse Screamers Festival Special The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 237.30pm The Arundel Horror Walk Crown Yard Car Park 33


11.30am onwards Festival Putting Competition Mill Road Putting Green & Café 352pm–5pm Happy Headz Face Painting / The Creation Station Jubilee Gardens 1412noon–2pm Renegadedogs Outside Sparks Yard 2912noon–10.30pm Local Bands hosted by Arundel Festival Jubilee Gardens 17/181pm onwards Barley Ventriloquist Tarrant Street 2912noon onwards Professor Crump Tarrant Street 291pm–6pm St Ives comes to Arundel Zimmer Stewart Gallery 292pm Amble Around Attractive Amberley Amberley Station 353pm–4pm Tricky Nicky Outside Swan Hotel & Town Square 2912noon–1pm Alternatives Town Square 3012noon–2pm Celebration Samba Outside Swan Hotel 302pm–3pm Charlotte Howard Outside Swan Hotel 302pm–5pm Balfour Bolt Entertainment Town Square 3012noon onwards Lemon and Lime Theatre Tarrant Square5pm onwards presents ‘Shakespeare by Numbers’ & Red Lion 306pm Buddha Lives on Mars St. Nicholas Church 35Sunset Hot Air Balloon Flights Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 127.30pm Romeo & Juliet The Collector Earl’s Garden, Arundel Castle 117.30pm–9.30pm A Little of What You Fancy by The Allsorts The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path, nr China Palace 23

Sunday 28th AugustlSunrise Hot Air Balloon Flights Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 129.30am Arundel 10k Race From the High Street 3611am–4pm The Annual Arundel Mullet Fishing Competition Sign in at Arundel Fire Station 3511.30am onwards Festival Putting Competition Mill Road Putting Green & Café 3512noon–1pm David Stewart Magician Tarrant Street 3012noon–2pm Kai Jensen Outside Sparks Yard 3012noon–2pm Cheer leaders…Sussex Tornados Tarrant Square 3012noon–2pm The Top Bananas Tarrant Street/Sparks Yard 3012noon–2pm Estrondo Bateria Outside Swan Hotel 3012noon–2pm Punch and Judy Joe Town Square 3012noon–10.30pm Local Bands hosted by Northbrook College Jubilee Gardens 182pm–5pm Happy Headz Face Painting / The Creation Station Jubilee Gardens 142pm Amble Around Attractive Amberley Amberley Station 352.30pm Amble Around Attractive Arundel St Nicholas Church 332pm–4.30pm The Jacquie Young Band The Swan Hotel 362pm–4pm Lancing Town Band Town Square 367pm The Arundel Ghost Walk Crown Yard Car Park 327.30pm-8.45pm My Mother Was An Alien - Is That Why I’m Gay The Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path 237.30pm Arun Choral Society Summer Concert St Nicholas Church 366.30pm–11.00pm Joni Fuller with special guests Kym Allen and Kyle Lake Marquee in Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 13Sunset Hot Air Balloon Flights Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 12




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A R U N D E L • W E S T S U S S E X

Swanbourne Lake

T: 01903 884293

Originally a millpond and situated in the grounds ofArundel Park, Swanbourne Lake was painted by both

Turner and Constable. Rowing boats are available to hire.Lovely walks around the perimeter. Bring some bread and

feed the ʻover-fedʼ ducks and swans.FREE Admission • Pushchair & Wheelchair AccessAmple FREE Parking Nearby • Great Refreshments

Coming next to Arundelafter the Festival

Enjoy a fantastic summer weekend in

beautiful surroundings overlooked by

Arundel Castle packed with amazing live

music, entertainment, kids activities, trade

stands, show & shine, kings,

queens & fairytale legends

fancy dress, full bar, great

food... and great people!

Mill Road Meadows, Arundel BN18 9ABIn full sight of Arundel Castle in two enclosed fields off Mill Road

Monday 29th AugustlTime Artist/Event Venue PageSunrise Hot Air Balloon Flights Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 129pm–12noon Savoy Swing Jubilee Gardens 1811.30am onwards Festival Putting Competition Mill Road Putting Green & Café 352pm–5pm Happy Headz Face Painting / The Creation Station Jubilee Gardens 1410am–6pm Arundel Rotary Fair Arundel Town Centre 3612noon–2pm Arundel Big Walk Meet outside Norfolk Arms 3612noon–1pm Peppi Fit Zumba class (audience participation) Jubilee Gardens 1812noon–1pm Ukulele Jam Workshop Jubilee Gardens 181pm–2pm Ukulele Jam Jubilee Gardens 182pm–2.30pm Glitteratz Banditz Jubilee Gardens 182pm–4pm The Arundel Flower and Produce Show Arundel Football Club, Mill Road 362.30pm–4pm Pamela Jane Jubilee Gardens 183pm Exploring Historic Arundel Byways Crown Yard Car Park 334pm Annual Waiters Race High Street 364pm onwards The Festival Jubilee Choir Jubilee Gardens 185.15pm Arundel Festival Duck Race Arundel Bridge 375.30pm–10.30pm Electric Experience Jubilee Gardens 186.30pm til late End of Festival Party The Lido 37Sunset Hot Air Balloon Flights Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 12Starts 7.30pm for 8pm Glitterati Party ‘The Sequin’ Marquee in Mill Lane meadow fields (via car park) 13

with Balloon Glow and Fireworks Ticket event see page 139.15pm Lowering of Festival Flag with Bill Beere Town Square 37

The Arundel Festival Ltd take no responsibility for the cancellation or change of times or venues to any of the events. Some events are weather dependentand some events may change at short notice due to circumstances out of the Festivals’ control. Please check prior to attending, visit one of our noticeboardsaround the town or ask one of our volunteers upon your arrival.Visitors take part in, and are present at Arundel Festival events entirely at their own risk.


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Words & Music Around Town

Tickets for Arundel Music are available from: Arundel Visitor Information Centre.1-3 Crown Yard Mews, River Road, Arundel. T: 01903 882268

Sunday 21st August – 10amnSt Nicholas Church, Arundeln

Festival ServiceCelebrant and Preacher -

The Rt. Revd. David Farrer, Vicar of Arundel

Organist andDirector of Music -

Sarah Plumley

Choir of St NicholasChurch

Monday 22nd August - 12noon to 2pmn57 Maltravers Street, ArundelnTickets: £10n

The English Mail CoachJAMES McKAY reads Thomas deQuincey’s largely forgotten 1849masterpiece, The English Mail Coach –an essay in a style de Quinceydescribed as “impassioned prose”,with a symphonic structure (including asplendidly involved fugue section). Itsthree parts begin with de Quincey’sfascinating historical notes on the mailcoach system of his youth, turning atthe hair-raising description of a nearfatal crash before taking off into adelirious fusion of dreams, opiumvisions and memories.

A must for everyone who likesColeridge’s Ryme of the Ancient Mariner – Coleridge and de Quinceywere contemporaries and sometime friends, and had many interests andpreoccupations in common – but finds it faintly unsatisfying.

There will be an interval during which wine and a ‘sandwich’ will beserved.

Arundel Musicwould like to thank the Zimmer Stewart Gallery, our

Musician's Trail householders and our sponsors for

their generous support.

Sylvie Allpress

and an anonymous donor


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Words & Music Around Town

Tickets for Arundel Music are available from: Arundel Visitor Information Centre.1-3 Crown Yard Mews, River Road, Arundel. T: 01903 882268

Monday 22nd August - 6pmn57 Maltravers Street, ArundelnTickets: £10n

Amazon's Work: The battlepaintings of Lady Butler

ELIZABETH BUTLER was briefly the most popularpainter in England, her battle scenes causing asensation in Victorian Britain. She was thenforgotten for a hundred years. An illustratedlecture by her great-great nephew OliverHawkins, whose interest in her work began whilestudying art history at Cambridge. Wine will beserved following the lecture.

Tuesday 23rd August - 10pmnZimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Street, ArundelnTickets: £10n

"They are there still, mychildren"JAMES McKAY reads a late night miscellany of the eerie and fantasticalin nineteenth century poetry and prose, including poems by Tennysonand Poe, and The New Mother from Lucy Clifford’s Anyhow Stories(1882); a story guaranteed to traumatise adult audiences, let alone thechildren for whom it was written. Wine will be served!

Wednesday 24th August - 5pm to 7.30pmnMeet at 57 Maltravers Street, ArundelnTickets: £15n

A Musician's TrailMEETING AT 57 MALTRAVERS STREET, 3 groups of 15 participants eachwill be taken by a guide to a series of 6 (secret) houses, five of which havenever been entered by Art or Theatre Trailers, there to hear a piece ofmusic played by a professional musician, each on a different instrument.

At the end of the Trail everyone, participants, musicians, householders andguides, will reunite at 57 Maltravers Street for wine and conversation.

Friday 26th August - 12noonn57 Maltravers Street, ArundelnTickets: £10n

nothing preparesyou VIVIMARIE VANDERPOORTEN will read herpoetry and talk about her influences.

Vivimarie is a poet of great sensitivity, aswell as humour, who has lived throughturbulent times, both personal and national,in her native Sri Lanka.

She is Senior Lecturer in Language Studiesat the Open University of Sri Lanka and has

just completed her doctoral thesis on language policy implementationand the politics of bilingual education at the University of Ulster.

Her first volume, nothing prepares you (2007), won her country’s mostprestigious literary award and her second, stitch your eyelids up (2010),is written with the same economy of expression and emotional impact asthe first.

Wine will be served following the event.

Friday 26th August - 6pmn57 Maltravers Street, ArundelnTickets: £10n

Arundel RocksA MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION of thegeology of the South Downs by Dr. PeterSmith. Peter is a chartered geologist withwide experience in earth, environmentaland marine sciences. As well as holding anumber of supervisory positions inoperating oil companies in the UK andAustralia, he has taught and researchedin universities in the UK and the USA andbeen involved in exploration andenvironmental projects from the Arctic to

Australia. Wine will be served following the presentation.

Tickets available from 18 JulyPlease send your ticket application with a cheque made out to “Arundel Music”* and SAE toDiana Hawkins at 42 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DN.

Telephone: 01903 882524 or 01903 882755.

*If you are applying for more than one ticket, please write “No more than (the full price of alltickets requested)” along the second line of the cheque and leave the amount space empty.

www.arundelmusic.co.uk


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Arundel Castle Events

Monday 22nd August at 7.30pmnThe Baronsʼ Hall, Arundel CastlenTickets: £25n

Music for a SummerEveningJoanne Appleby and Andrew Rees will perform classicsfrom opera, well known show songs and music fromPuccini, Cole Porter, Mozart, Kurt Weill, Rodgers &Hammerstein.

Joanne Appleby, soprano studied opera at the Royal NorthernCollege of Music and then won a scholarship from the D'OylyCarte Opera Company before embarking on an operatic career.

Andrew Rees, the renowned Welsh tenor, began singing at a veryearly age, competing and winning Eisteddfods at National levelboth as a singer and a pianist.

Castle grounds & gardens open: 5.30pmCastle doors open: 7.00pmPerformance starts: 7.30pmTickets: £25.00 includes admission to gardens from 5.30pm forpicnics and a complimentary glass of wine in the interval.

Tuesday 23rd August at 7.30pmnThe Baronsʼ Hall, Arundel CastlenTickets: £47n

Don Pasquale by DonizettiComic Opera sung in English. Fully costumed andspecially staged for the concert platform with TheCandlelight Orchestra.

Don Pasquale has his mind set on disinheriting his nephewErnesto and getting himself some heirs of his own. Not only hasPasquale denied his nephew his inheritance, he has also deniedhim permission to marry his love Norina. So, as part of a plot,Norina gets together with Dr Maletesta and poses as the eligiblewife to be, but before the ink is dry on the marriage documents,Norina begins to make Pasquale’s life utterly impossible until heis practically begging Ernesto to take her off his hands.

Candlelight Opera specialise in producing special opera eventsinside some of the most beautiful historic houses and periodvenues in and around the UK.

Castle grounds & gardens open: 5.30pmCastle doors open: 7.00pmPerformance starts: 7.30pmTickets: £47.00 includes admission to gardens from 5.30pmfor picnics and a complimentary glass of wine in the interval.

How you can book your tickets for this years Arundel Castle Events

Booking in person: Arundel Castle Ticket Office (inside Mill Road Gate 10am – 4pm Tuesday to Sunday & Mondays in August)

Telephone: 01903 882173 (Mon to Sun 9am to 5pm) Online: www.arundelfestival.co.uk or www.gbtheatre.com

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Arundel Castle Events

Thursday 25th August at 7.30pmnThe Collector Earlʼs Garden, Arundel CastlenAdvance tickets: Adults -- £25, Child (5-15) £15, under 5ʼs freen

Romeo & JulietThe Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Verona, a city torn apart by an endless struggle between two feuding families, is left seekingsalvation. Amongst a brutality beyond memory, grows a love beyond existence. The play deals withlove conquering hate. The two lovers are surrounded by an anger and aggression that has lost allreason. Juliet and Romeo’s love for one another proves stronger than this loathing. It is thecatalyst for the laying down of arms, and leads both households towards a new era of tolerance.

Castle grounds open: 5.30pmThe Collector Earl’s Garden gates open: 6.30pmPerformance starts: 7.30pmOn the night: Adult - £27.50, Child (ages 5-15) £16.50, under 5’s Free

Friday 26th August at 7.30pmnThe Collector Earlʼs Garden, Arundel CastlenAdvance tickets: Adults -- £25, Child (5-15) £15, under 5ʼs freen

Twelfth Night – or What You WillTwelfth Night is a play about love, falling in love, people in love with the idea of love and how lovecan drive some to madness. The play is a celebration of the finer things of life tinged with thedarkness of cruel laughter aimed at the pompous Malvolio. Let there be cakes and ale!

"Be not afraid of greatness; some are born great, some achieve greatness and somehave greatness thrust upon them".


Saturday 27th August at 7.30pmnThe Collector Earlʼs Garden, Arundel CastlenAdvance tickets: Adults -- £25, Child (5-15) £15, under 5ʼs freen

Romeo & JulietThe Collector Earl’s Garden

The Collector Earl’s Garden at Arundel Castle provides a magnificent and idyllic setting for Shakespeare’splays. The garden, an evocation of a Jacobean garden, is a light-hearted tribute to Thomas Howard, 14th Earlof Arundel (1585-1646), known as 'The Collector'. The grand centrepiece is the rock work 'mountain' plantedwith palms and rare ferns to represent another world, and supporting a green oak version of 'Oberon'sPalace', a fantastic spectacle designed by Inigo Jones for Prince Henry's Masque on New Year's Day 1611.


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Arundel Balloon Festival


Saturday 27th, Sunday 28th,nMonday 29th AugustnMeadows, Mill Road Car ParknTickets: £95 per personn

Balloon Festival FlightsThe Bank Holiday Weekend brings an opportunity for Hot AirBalloon flights over Arundel

Please note that flights are dependent on the weather, if the weatheris not suitable in Arundel we will use alternative sites, if these are notsuitable we will refund £85 of the ticket price, the remaining £10 is anon-refundable booking fee.

FLIGHTS ARE ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS.

Tickets are available through the website, www.arundelfestival.co.ukand from The Book Ferret, 34 High Street, Arundel.

All ticket proceeds go back into your Arundel Festival.


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Sunday 28th Augustn@ Meadows StagenTickets: £8n

Joni Fullerwith Special Guests Kym Allen &Kyle Lake

Joni Fuller – 19 year old award-winning songwriter,singer and multi-instrumentalist brings her high energy,instrument-swapping live show to the Arundel Festival,with special guests Kyle Lake and Kym Allen.

The Line UpKym Allen 7pm to 7.45pmKyle Lake 8pm to 8.45pmJoni Fuller from 9pm onwards

Tickets available from:www.arundelfestival.co.uk

Further information:www.jonifuller.com

Bar and BBQ supplied by The Eagle.

All profits from this event goback into your ArundelFestival and in aid of theMuseum.


Monday 29th Augustn@ Meadow StagenTickets: £40 (£45 after 20th July)nwww.arundelfestival.co.ukn

Glitterati Party ‘The Sequin’The last night of the Arundel Festival 2011 will be a spectacular night ofentertainment.

The Sirens Show Band & Guests 7pm to 9pmFunky Chic - A truly unique sound. The best of contemporary partyclassics. With a sparkling mix of dynamic harmonies, Sharon, Anna andThe Sirens Show Band promise to deliver a sassy musical experience.With special guest Phil Hudson from the Lighthouse Family and surpriseartists they promise to start the night off in style. Watch out you will wantto dance! www.thesirensband.co.uk

Hot Air Balloon Glow (this is weather dependent) and Fireworks9pm to 9.45pm

Glitterbanditz and Circus Performers 9.45pm onwardsWith their infectious blend of glam pop music, kick-ass acrobatic dancemoves and outrageous personas, Glitterbanditz are guaranteed to rockwhenever they perform.

Bar and BBQ supplied by The Eagle.

All profits from this event go back into yourArundel Festival and in aid of the Museum.


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Festival 11 at Jubilee Gardens


The events at Jubilee Gardens are now in their fourth year and it justkeeps getting bigger and better. Festival 11 has an amazing array ofperformances for you, from local young bands to seasonedprofessionals and performers right on the edge of big future success.

They all perform for free so you can watch for free! So do come andsupport the acts. Please support the festival and the volunteers in thered shirts by donating in their buckets. This helps us pay for stagingand infrastructure for next year’s event!

At Jubilee Gardens this year will be the Jubilee Main stage, The ArunStage, Face painting (Happy Headz), childrens crafts (The CreationStation) and the Jubilee Festival Bar run by the Red Lion, who willhave a range of beverages and food for you to enjoy. Come and join

The Creation Station for some fabulous crafty fun for all the family!

A massive thanks to Sean at Arundel Boatyard for the electric andArun District Council for use of Jubilee Gardens and keeping the toiletfacilities open!

Important Notice: Jubilee Gardens is important in local historicalsignificance. For use during this event, it has been given to theFestival for free by kind permission of Arun District Council. Pleasesupport the festival by taking or clearing away all your litter andplease can you take into account the presence of children andfamilies and refrain from swearing and drunken behaviour.Please do not spoil the event for others. Thank you and have agreat time!

Friday 19th August 6.00pm till 10.30pmn

Jubilee Festival OpeningEveningLocal bands hosted by the Arundfel Festival. We hope you areready for the festival opener!

4pm-4.45pmn

Bad Luck and TroubleAuthentic modernised blues/rock.

5pm-5.45n

Loose LipsBluesy rock and roll with nostalgia from the 70s.

6pm-6.45n

Badge60s influenced indie.

7pm-7.45pmn

Modern RuinAn eclectic mix of rhythm filled songs and melodic numbers.

8pm-9.15pmn

Rattlin BoneA raggle-taggle band in a world ofzombie burlesque and voodoo circus.

9pm-10.30pmn

Screaming Lez and theMindbendersRock and roll band with a punch

Sat 20th August to Bank HolidaynMonday 29th AugustnJubilee Gardensn

Arun StageThis year’s Arundel Festival is very pleased to welcome a wonderful newaddition to Festival 11 at Jubilee Gardens. To complement theeclectic mix of music and arts on the main Jubilee stage this year, theArun Stage will be providing a range of free entertainment for all toenjoy. Proud to sponsor this event are our friends at Chichester Guitarswho will be hosting the fun and games.

Acoustic Acts Daily, Vocal Workshop, Guitar Tuition, Classical Guitar,Percussion Workshop, Karaoke, Ukulele Workshop, Blues & Ragtime,Open Mic, Talent Competition.

Confirmed ArtistsAndy Foster, Fabulous Fug Band, Bad Luck and Trouble, Emily Barden,Colin Arenstein, Joe Butt, Tom and Ash, Red Shoes, Sirens BandAcoustic, Max Fletcher, Green Feet, Sods Opera... and so much more!

Please see our daily blackboard and website for full details

ContactKieran 07879 632795 or Sharon 07780 705813 [email protected] www.chichesterguitars.com

Saturday 20th AugustnAfter the Arundel Farmers market...

1pm-2.30pmn

Face Painting and CraftWorkshop for the Carnival Children, families and willing adults please comedown and help us look great for the Opening FestivalCarnival Parade.

Come along to a fantasticCreation Station Family Funsession for some messy fun!




Northbrook represents one of the pre-eminent providers of creativemusic production, composition, business and performance in SouthEast England with over 400 students studying in music facilitieswhich are among the foremost in the country.

One of the biggest successes of the Festival is back for its fourth year –the BIG weekends just keep getting better and better! Two weekends ofincomparable music and performance from some of the very best localtalent there is with over 20 bands booked for the two weekends.

PA sound is being provided by the expertise of students on the LiveSound module of Northbrook College’s Music Production and MusicBusiness Courses. www.musicatnorthbrook.comwww.northbrook.ac.uk/music

All artists perform for you FREE of charge – turn up, bring a blanket andeither sample some delicious nosh and beverages at the Festival Bar runby the Red Lion, or just chill to the sounds of summer!

Plus, the return of the very popular Happy Headz face painting to keepthe little ones amused – guarantees a chilled-out way to spend a lazy,hazy summer afternoon.

Sunday 21st Augustn12noonn

Fields and PhotonsIf you like Zero 7 you'll like these.www.fieldsandphotons.com http://soundcloud.com/fieldsandphotons

1pmn

The Hicksville BandCountry & Western. Nashville without the plane ticket.

2pmn

Blank Revolution – Excellent rock band.

3pmn

Demelza's Tea Party – All girl rock pop band.

4pmn

Mollie West & Jake GillespiFabulous singers and songwriters.

5pmn

Stanza – Hip-hop mistress of beats and rhymes.

6pmn

Amy Hill

4.30pm to 5pm onwardsn

The White Crane Martial ArtsWhite Crane is one of the oldest andmost respected of the traditionalMartial Arts. Mr Suthern has beenteaching in Brighton for over twentyyears.

Today they will be demonstratingauthentic Chinese Kung Fu, Tai Chiand Chinese Kickboxing, as well as

delighting you with traditional and fantastical Chinese Lion Dance fromthis outstanding group of martial arts experts!

If you fancy learning one of the disciplines in a friendly, non competitiveatmosphere, then please give us a trywww.whitecranemartialarts.co.uk

5pm to 8pmn

Jubilee Gardens ChildrensChoirs5 to 16 yrs from open auditions.

A chance to perform contemporary music on the main stage and forsome, the opportunity to sing with a professional band 'The Sirens Band'.

This will be the first time children will perform on the Jubilee Gardenstage and with a professional band.

West Sussex Music ServiceSoloists9 to 16 yrs from Summer workshops

8pmnAwards Ceremony for children. Certificates, medals and trophies to beawarded by Arundel Town Crier.

8.30pmnBellacapella and Lavant Valley Adult Choirs (A Cappella African songsand contemporary rock pop and gospel music).

9pmn

The Sirens BandThe Sirens team up with some of the UK's best musicians, for a great livesound. A combination of jazz, soul, country and rock - with a modern twist.They are thrilled to be involving children in the line up this year!

www.thesirensband.co.uk


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7pmn

Wookie WeekendLittle rockers.

8pmn

Darius TwinUsed to be the Crown - exciting synth/guitar/drums band.

9pmn

Time Brings Age

Monday 22nd Augustn

Sugar Club See page 20 for full details.

Tuesday 23rd August n11am-12noonn

Bee-Fit childrens fitness classFun fitness for all the family.

12noon-1.00pmn

Dani & Stuart’s Zumba Class Fun and easy Latin inspired exercise class open to everyone.

1pm-2.30pmn

Music Workshops andperfomancesArun and Jubilee stages.

2.30pm-3.30pmn

The Creation Station Creative fun sessions for everyone.

7.30pm-10.30pmn

Bourbon St Blues NightCome on down and hear the raw sounds from the deep south.

Feast on Jambalaya and cajan specialities, while 'The Jook House BluesBand' and special guests rekindle the spirit of New Orleans.

Wednesday 24th Augustn1pmn

Emily BardenA mix of original acoustic songs and classic covers.

www.myspace.com/emilybardenmusic

2pmn

Little SisterNewly formed six piece female fronted Sussex based electric rocky bluesat its best.

[email protected]

3pmn

Green FeetA young, female fronted band from West Sussex bringing together greatmusic with warm soulful vocals.

www.facebook.com/pages/Green-Feet

5pmn

The Vaudeville Brighton based Uni band. Classic originals and the oddcover too!

www.myspace.com/thevaudevilleuk

6pmn

The Hit SquadAn established five piece covers band.

www.thehitsquadband.co.uk

7.30pm to 10.30pmn

Northern Soul NightAn evening of Northern Soul and Tamla Motown Sounds from the 60s,70s and 80s with DJs: Andy Munnis, Tony Cassini, Joe Dean, PaddyShevlin.

Thursday 25th Augustn1pm to 6pmn

Glee Dance WorkshopWith Lucinda Kennard. Free fun filled day of dance, with a performanceat the end of the day.

Ages 10+. To book call 07875 225277.




7.30pm to 10.30pmn

The Red Lion Open Mic NightThe Red Lion Open-mic comes to Jubilee Gardens.

If you can sing or play, put your name down on the day. Bring your owninstruments.

Hosted by Will from Feverking (see Sat 27th) and The Incredible Stephen Cass.

Friday 26th Augustn9.30am to 3.30pmn

Pop Culture Dance WorkshopsFree fun filled day of dance, with a performance at the end of the day.

Ages 10+. To book call 07875 225277.

2.30pm-3.30pmn

The Creation Station Creative fun sessions for everyone.

4pm to 4.45pmn

Mellow CherriesBluesy acoustic folk.

5pm to 5.45pmn

SkeddadlesClassics to modern day covers.

6pm to 6.45pmn

KoochaKoocha's unique blend of music styles andeuphoric escapism make them a must see band.

7pm to 7.45pmn

Parliament of BirdsAwesome local talent.

8pm to 8.45pmn

Matty MattyAn energising experience that we hope you’re ready for.

9pm to 10.30pmn

Hakuna PesaEnergetic reggae and ska.

Saturday 27th Augustn12noon to 12.45pmn

Davis and Griffiths

12.45pm to 1.30pmn

CastielProgressive rock group.

1.30pm to 2.15pmn

Logical HairsCatchy and funny rock songs.

2.15pm to 3pmn

Loose EdgeLocal rock band.

3pm to 4pmn

Gunshot StraightRock and roll band with diverse influences from the world of blues, punk,soul and rock.

4pm to 5pmn

David HayRhythm and blues rock country. Original music with some well chosencovers.

5pm to 5.45pmn

Rachel Hawker & the RemediesA bluesy soul rock band with powerful vocals and tight rhythm section.

6pm to 6.45pmn

DopplershiftBig vocals and well crafted songs culminate in a powerful performancethat pulls in influences such as Muse and Jeff Buckley.

7.00pm to 7.45pmn

Arun DeltaBringing together awesome local talent for the sound of classicAmericana.



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8.00pm to 8.45pmn

Lucy OsbourneBritish bi-polar pop rock. Debut album surfacing Autumn 2011.

9.00pm to 10.30pmn

FeverKingPsychedelic blue, country, rock and roll.

Sunday 28th Augustn12noonn

Zoe Brownrigg – Nu folk.

1pmn

Vythons – Young rock band with great songs.

2.00pm to 2.45pmn

Southdown RamblersSussex based Bluegrass band.

3pmn

Sarah-Louise Boyle – Celtic folk.

4pmn

Franclassic – Acoustic and beatboxer fusion.

5pmn

A Minor Hitch – Indie rock from Blatchington Mill.

5pmn

Little Chris/Audio FiendFunk band with brilliant rapper.

6pmn

The Essentials– Top hits from Northbrook's function band.

7pmn

Gramsci and the GentJazz piano, beats and vocals. http://gramsciandthegent.bandcamp.com

8pmn

Abi Flynn – Disco diva with new band.

9pmn

Freedom Zoom – Exciting new label showcase.

Monday 29th Augustn9am to 12noonn

Savoy SwingLindy Hop style dancing, join us for a demonstration or a simple lesson.

12noon to 1pmn

Peppy Fit’s Zumba ClassFun and easy Latin inspired exercise class open to everyone.

12pm to 1pmn

Ukulele Jam Workshop

1pm to 2pmn

Ukulele JamInclusive and fun Ukulele group, allwelcome. We play everything from pop,punk, folk, blues, country and rock and roll.

2pm to 2.30pmn

GlitterbanditzA chance to learn your moves for the evening ahead.

2.30pm to 4pmn

Pamela JaneThe sound of your favourite divas...

4.00pm to 5.30pmn

The Festival Jubilee ChoirSponsored by West Sussex County Council Music

5.30pm to 10.30pmn

Electric ExperienceThe Electric Experience is a hard working three piece band who haveplayed at festivals, bike shows and gigs all over the UK, Germany,Holland, Spain and France. They capture the mood of the Sixties,featuring the music of Jimi Hendrix, the Doors and The Cream, andoriginal songs from their 4 CDs.


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Supporters


ARUNDEL BATHROOMSSpecialist bathroom installer for modern and traditional bathrooms, or supply only. Free quotation and design service.

21 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD 01903 884754

ARUNDEL BUTCHERSTry our home-made sausages, Highland Scottish Beef, Free-Range local Pork and fresh local Lamb. We will be offering a BBQ throughout the festivities.

19 The Square, Arundel BN18 9AD 01903 882270

ARUNDEL GHOST EXPERIENCESpooky candlelit tours of Arundel Town Hall’s haunted, historical prison cells.Fun for all ages! Daily tours every half hour, noon till 6pm.Adults: £5 Concessions: £4 Children: £3. Telephone: 01903 889821.

www.arundeljailhouse.co.uk.

ARUNDEL TOWN HALLThis beautiful grade 2 listed Victorian building provides the perfect venue for any occasion,namely weddings, parties & meetings.

Arundel Town Hall, Maltravers Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9AP. 01903 881560

BROOKSIDE CARAVAN PARKOver 40 Years of Holiday Caravans and Caravan Holidays. Available for hire fromMarch to October. Close to Historic Arundel and Seaside Littlehampton.Brookside, Lyminster, Littlehampton BN17 7QE Tel/Fax: (01903) 713292

www.brooksideuk.com • [email protected]

CASTLE CHOCOLATESAlways guaranteed a friendly service, together with top quality confectionery.Celebrating 20 years trading in Arundel.

11 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DG 01903 884419

CHESTER HOUSE BEAUTY CLINICRelaxing and revitalising treatments for men and women. Make up demonstrationseach day during Festival - Free, but please book.

69 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AR. Telephone: 01903 884100

CHINA PALACEThe South’s finest Chinese restaurant, serving authentic Szechuan and Peking cuisine.Highly recommended for a festival visit. Established in Arundel for over 20 years.

67 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AJ 01903 883702

A big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers whose funds make theproduction of this brochure possible. Whilst in Arundel please support andvisit these shops, restaurants and bars and see what they have to offer, andplease mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Festival brochure.


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Saturday 20th to Saturday 27th AugustnVarious venues around ArundelnSeason tickets £30; on the door: £5, £3 studentsn

Theatre Trail 11 presented byDrip Action Theatre CompanySponsored by Southern Water

PROGRAMME11am – Arundel Football Club, Mill Roadn

Slideshow. A play with music by Simon Brett and David Hay

In a relationship one character moves forward while the other stays still.

12noon – The Norfolk Arms, High StreetnSpits and Spots by Neil Walden

A surprise visitor brightens up a weather girl's day.

1pm – 55 Tarrant Street nMari by Jackie Carreira

Can books be the love of Mari's life?

2pm – The Victoria InstitutenMoving On by Dian Donovan

Kate, a wife and mother, disappears in what becomes a search for survival.

3pm – Ancient Lights, 19 River RoadnThe Doctor Will See You Now by Andrew Turner

Health problems frankly discussed. You have to laugh...

4pm – 57 Maltravers StreetnThis Almost Joy by Barbara Lindsay.

Professor Hart – Meadows poses a problem to his loved ones: hethinks the audience is real.

5pm – St Nicholas Church, London RoadnArrangements by Tom Glover

A moral dilemma for the Vicar. Can he outmatch his formidableflower-arranger?

6pm – St Mary's Gate Inn, London RoadnNo Occasion To by David Weir

A reunion in Fleet Street. Plus A.N.Other, not on the agenda.

Please note: for licensing reason, on Wednesday 24 August, all plays willbe performed at the time stated at The Victoria Club, 10 Tarrant Street.

Photographs from the 2010 Theatre Trail,courtesy of Colin Humphris

Now in its eleventh year, Drip Action’s innovative Theatre Trail goes fromstrength to strength and will once again deliver 8 new plays in 8 venuesacross the town on each of its 8 day run.

Drip Action received nearly 120 entries this year from as far afield asAmerica and Sweden. The standard of writing improves each yearmaking the task of selecting the 7 plays to be performed alongside anew commission from Simon Brett increasingly difficult.

Each play is about 30 minutes long and will be performed in venuesacross the town ranging from Arundel Football Club, the Norfolk HotelBallroom, the Victoria Institute and the St Nicholas Church, to a privatekitchen and living room, offering audiences an intimate theatreexperience.

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PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event.Check the booking details in the information above.

Monday 22nd to 27th AugustnVictoria InstitutenTickets: £10.00 (£9.00 Victoria Club Members and £6.00 students)n

Drip Action Theatre's Festival Evening Production.

Stones in His Pockets by Marie Jones Our evening production of this 1996 play by Irish playwright Marie Jones will be directed by DawnSmithers and will be performed by Stuart Smithers and David Stephens who, as Charlie Conlon andJake Quinn, bring a cast of 15 to life.

Ireland has a long history of being an extension of a Hollywood set - The Quiet Man and Ryan'sDaughter to name but two, have all been filmed in Ireland using locals as extras and it is this thatMarie Jones explores in this multi-layered comedy.

Described by the Sunday Times as 'Sad, hilarious and irresistible' this play is a Festival treat.

Tickets are available in advance from The Book Ferrett, High Street, Arundel in person or by phoning01903 885727 from 1 June and are priced at £10.00 (£9.00 Victoria Club Members and £6.00students).

Drip Action reserves the right to re-sell unclaimed tickets 10 minutes before the start of eachperformance.

For more information visit our website www.dripaction.co.uk

Enquiries: [email protected]

Theatre TrailTicket andbookinginformationSeason Tickets will be

available to purchase in

advance from The Book

Ferrett, High Street,

Arundel, in person or by

phoning 01903 885727

from 1 June and are

priced at £30 (no

concessions), offering a

saving of £10 on door-

entry prices. Season

Ticket holders are also

guaranteed entry 15

minutes before the start

of each performance,

afterwards on a first

come, first served basis.

Tickets can also be

purchased for each

performance on the

door.

Please note that for

licensing reasons ALL

plays will be performed

at the Victoria Institute

on Wednesday 24

August - timings will

remain unchanged.


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Monday 22nd August 7pmnJubilee Gardens, ArundelnTickets: £15.50 with treats or £6 on the door with no frillsn

Theatre Akimbo presents

The Sugar ClubThe Sugar Club is back!

A one night only chance to experience the shameless, sassy, and slightly sinful satisfaction that onlyThe Sugar Club can offer!

Tonight the scandalous MC Sucre Daddy brings you an array of new entertainment from his regularhouse acts and invited special guests!

Dig out your glad rags and finery, sit back and savour the Sugar this Summer – high camp, comedy,burlesque and song – with added va va voom! You know you want to.

Celebrating something special? Let us know when you’re booking!

Stick around after the show for your own post show photo shoot with members of the cast – photostaken by Smile event photography and available to purchase that evening.

Tickets: ALL TABLES SOLD OUT. £6 on the night – no frills, first come first served. Queue Early toavoid disappointment. Gardens open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm. www.theatreakimbo.co.uk

Saturday 20th to Saturday 27th August 7.45pmnPriory Playhouse, London Road, ArundelnTickets: £10n

THE SLEEPING PRINCEBy Terence RattiganDirected by Dorothy Olney

Arundel Players are celebrating the Centenary of the birth of Terence Rattigan with their Festivalproduction of his most charming comedy,

'The Sleeping Prince.'

Set in the Carpathian Embassy in London during the Coronation of King George V. The visitingPrince Regent invites a showgirl for 'supper' to entertain him - but her visit has far reachingconsequences....

Witty dialogue, delightful characters and sumptuous costumes make this a most entertaining evening.

Box Office: 07523 417926.

Wednesday 24th August 2.30pm to 3.30pmnPriory Playhouse Theatre Foyer, London Road, ArundelnTickets: £10n

Music for a Summer AfternoonPaul Ward, Tom Jeffers & Margaret McDonald

An eclectic hour of music and song drawn from the classical folk and popular repertoires. Admission free but donations invited for Chestnut TreeHouse Hospice. Box Office: 07523 417926.

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PLEASE NOTE: Ticket booking varies for each event.Check the booking details in the information above.

For further information on Drip Action go to - www.dripaction.co.uk

Friday 26th August 7.30pm to 11pmnThe Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path (off High Street) near China PalacenTickets: £10 - entry for 18 plus onlyn

Jailhouse Screamers Festival SpecialOne of the most popular events of the jailhouse. Six fantastic comedians and a compere to entertain you in the historic prison cells. Great atmosphereand a fully licenced bar awaits you.

www.arundeljailhouse.co.uk | Tel: 07702 947125

Sunday 21st, Monday 22nd/Wednesday 24th Augustn7.30pm to 9.30pmnThe Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path (off High Street) near China PalacenTickets: £8, £6 concessionn

Same TimeNext Yearby Bernard Sladz

One of the most popular romanticcomedies of the century. It ran four yearson Broadway. A love affair between two people who rendezvous once a year.Twenty five years of manners, morals and attitudes are hilariously mirroredby the lovers.


Tuesday 23rd, Thursday 25th and Sunday 28th August 7.30pm to 8.45pmnThe Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path (off High Street) near China PalacenTickets: £8, £6 concession - entry for 15 years plusn

My Mother was an Alien -Is that why I'm Gay?by Nigel Fairs

A sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of an incapable mother, her emotionally closed son and hisanorak boyfriend.

Relationship-wise, the characters are all heading for disaster with neat twists and shocks in this wellconstructed plot.


Saturday 27th August 7.30pm to 9.30pmnThe Arundel Jailhouse, Dukes Path (off High Street) near China PalacenTickets: £10, £8 concessionsn

A Little Of What You FancyThe Allsorts

A hark back to the good old fashioned entertainment of the Victorian era, in an original victorian Jailhouse full of atmosphere. A night of fun, frivolityand fabulous costumes with ample opportunity to sing along. Fully licensed bar.



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Arundel Gallery Trail

For more information vist www.arundelgallerytrail.co.ukor e-mail [email protected]

Saturday 20th to Monday 29th Augustn2pm to 5.30pm Weekdaysn12noon to 5.30pm Weekends and Bank Holiday MondaynEntry: Freen

When the whole town becomes aGallery...The 2011 Arundel Gallery Trail will take place 20th to 29th August alongside theother great happenings of the Arundel Festival. Over 150 artists and makers willbe taking part. Sculptors, painters, printers, ceramicists, photographers, jewellersare amongst the many exhibitors showing this year, giving you the opportunity tomeet and talk to the artists whilst discovering many of Arundel's period homes.

You can pick upyour Trail map at

any venue, itshows examples

of exhibitors’ work.Use it to plan yourart adventure or

simply join the Trailat any point on theroute, just look outfor the Trail flags.

Have a wonderfultime discovering

the enormoustalent that is thehallmark of this

famous art trail...


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For more information vist www.arundelgallerytrail.co.ukor e-mail [email protected]

Recycled Sculpture ChallengeOn display throughout the Arundel Festival around the town.

Look out for the Recycled Sculptures around town, organised by Better Tomorrows.See Community Pages on 31 and Gallery Trail brochure for more details

The event is an essential part of the South's art calendar, drawingtogether a wide range of established artists as well as showcasing muchunknown local talent.

The Trail draws over 10,000 visitors. Be prepared to discover all styles ofart and media including paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, textiles,decoupage, stained glass and jewellery.

During the 10 day period you can wander from venue to venue. Entry isfree and it’s a great day out for art collectors and enthusiasts alike.

You can pick up a Trail map at any venue. Use it to plan your artadventure or simply join the trail at any point. Just look out for the venueflags.

We hope you have a wonderful time discovering the enormous talentthat is the hallmark of this famous art trail.


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Street Entertainment


Saturday 20th Augustn1pm to 2.30pmnJubilee Gardensn

Face Painting and CraftWorkshop for theCarnival

Children, Families and willing Adults please come down and help us lookgreat for the Opening Festival Carnival Parade.

Come along to a fantastic Creation Station FamilyFun session for some messy fun!!

Saturday 20th August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

Jim Bernadin Steel Pan MusicThis will bring a carnival atmosphere to the festival.

Saturday 20th August 3pmnTop of High Streetn

Carnival Opening ParadeMake sure you join the Carnival Opening Parade at 2.45pm from theCastle Gates at the top of the High Street and wind your way down thehigh street with the Chinese Lion and dance to the band. Finish in theSquare ready for the raising of the Opening Ceremony and raising of theFestival Flag at 3.30pm – followed by our opening night party, BBQ anddisco in Jubilee Gardens. Fun for all the family!

Saturday 20th August 3.30pmnTown Squaren

Opening Ceremonyand raising of theFestival FlagCome and experience the raising of the FestivalFlag and the Opening Ceremony of your 2011Arundel Festival.

Saturday 20th August 2pm to 5pmnOutside Swan hoteln

Peterkin the FoolSeriously silly and genuinely authentic medieval mayhem.A jester of international repute, having performed all overthe UK and Europe: including appearances at HamptonCourt, the Tower of London and castles across the country. In 2002 heperformed for the Queen and is English Heritage National jester.

Saturday 20th August 4pm to 5pmnOutside Swan hoteln

Nick SteinProfesional Magician

Nick Stein is a professional magician who is widelyconsidered one of the best in his field. He hasperformed his act all round the world and has entertained audiencesfrom small gatherings to crowds of over a thousand people.

Entertainment in The TownMagic, juggling, comedy, puppetry, acrobats, storytelling, music, workshops and dance are just some of the fantastic acts that will amaze and astoundyou on the streets of Arundel over Festival week!

Entertainment is not just reserved for the main stage arenas - be prepared to be entertained and amused while browsing the shops, eateries and heritage.

Belinda’sTearooms

CASTLE CHOCOLATES

HughieHairdresser

Squibbly Biskitwww.squibblybiskit.co.uk



Supporters

FARIDS KITCHEN FRENCH RESTAURANTNew French Restaurant opened Spring 2011 - Experienced French ChefOwner with English wife bringing to Arundel real French cooking with a fewNorth African specialities. Open Daily. Telephone: 01903 8834772 & 8 Castle Mews, Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DG www.faridskitchen.com

HACKERSVoted 4★★★★ Salon by the Good Salon Guide. Friendly, approachable,contemporary hair designs and styles to suit all tastes.

Unit 2, Queen Street, Arundel BN18 9JG 01903 884950

INDIA GATE RESTAURANTWelcome to India Gate, bringing the taste of authentic cuisine of the Grand Moghulsin a contemporary, modern, stylish setting. The finest traditional and contemporarydishes. Takeaway menu also available. Open 7 days a week.3/5 Mill Lane, Arundel BN18 9AH 01903 884224/882140

LAVENDER HOUSE & GARDENLavender House & Garden is a truly unique retail concept born out of our common loveof fresh flowers, plants, gardens and beautiful design.

37 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DG 01903 885596

MILL ROAD PUTTING GREEN & CAFÉSet in picturesque surroundings below the castle, tea garden, 18-hole putting green & tennis. Open daily at 10am.

Mill Road, Arundel BN18 9PA 01903 884424

PALLANT OF ARUNDELFor festival feasts see our selection of delicacies accompanied by wines andchampagne, beers and cold drinks.

The Square, 17 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD 01903 882288

RIVER ARUN CRUISES, RIVERSIDE TEA GARDENSTake a leisurely trip on the beautiful River Arun and view Arundel Castle and the beautifuldownland scenery from the river. Relax with a cream tea at our Riverside Tea Gardens or hire aself drive motor boat. Private Charter Hire is also available for functions or corporate occasions.Mill Road, Arundel,West Sussex,BN18 9PA. 01903 882609 www.riveraruncruises.com

SIMS WILLIAMSArundels most established and experienced estate agency team providinglocal knowledge and advice in both residential sales and lettings.To usevery home is a castle.8a High Street Arundel, BN18 9AB 01903 885678

A big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers whose funds make theproduction of this brochure possible. Whilst in Arundel please support andvisit these shops, restaurants and bars and see what they have to offer, andplease mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Festival brochure.


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The above events are FREE!For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk


Basta Loca BandLocal, newly formed talent performing lively soul classics.

Sunday 21st August 12.30pm, 1.30pm to 2.30pmnSparks Yardn

Les and Jackey BirchMedieval MusicTwo musicians in period costume playing music known at the time of theWar of the Roses on reproduction instruments including recorders,crumhorn, gemshorn, gittern and others. Willing to talk to the publicabout their instruments.

Sunday 21st August 12noon, 1pm & 2pmnTarrant Squaren

Bafaton ArtsRhymes of West Africa: an opportunityto try your hand and join our taster drummingsessions. Led by Ali Babgoura from GuineaConarky, West Africa. Suitable for all ages. Ask usabout school and community workshops,corporate events and holidays.

Sunday 21st August 12noon onwardsnTarrant Streetn

Peterkin the FoolSee page 27 for details.

Sunday 21st August 1pm -2pmnTarrant Streetn

Nick SteinProfesional magician

See page 27 for details.

Sunday 21st August 1pm to 4pmnTarrant Streetn

Barley the VentriloquistBarley the Ventriloquist is Britain’s unique Tramp clownstreet ventriloquist with her colourful circus puppetcharacters. These hilarious cheeky chatterboxes recite tricky tonguetwisters, comedy, poems, and funny songs whilst performing silly circusacts…puppet walking tightrope, puppet plate spinning and much more.

Sunday 21st Augustn12noon to 2pmnOutside Swan Hoteln

Bernie BennettTight Rope WalkerSuperhero tightrope Show.

Outrageous comedy, audience participationand nail biting tricks

Sunday 21st August 1pm to 2pmnOutside Swan Hoteln

Peterkin the Fool28See page 27 for details.

Sunday 21st Augustn12noon to 1pm and 3pm to 4pmnTown Square and Swan Hoteln

MasqueradeFemale trio performing songs from the 1940’sto current hits, many showcasing superb threepart harmony. Masquerade currently performacross the South for a number of holidaycompanies and are very excited about beingpart of the Arundel Festival

Sunday 21st August 1pm to 2pm onwardsnTown Square - Mix & Minglen

Bamboo Calypso BandThe Bamboo Band revive music from the ‘Golden Age‘ of Calypso,approximately 1930 to 1960. Artists such as Lord Invador, Duke of Iron,Roaring Lion and Growling Tiger provide our inspiration.

Monday 22nd August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

André PallatPlaying a repertoire of Jazz standards includes ‘Fly me to the moon’ and‘Summertime’.

Tuesday 23rd August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

Alex KricheLocal musicians fronted by two female singers and backed by the AlexKriche Band.



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Wednesday 24th August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

Bayleaf Brass QuintetBayleaf Brass is a professional standard brassquintet from West Sussex, operating in thesouth of England. The group has a large arrayof concert experience as well as performing ata whole variety of private functions includinggarden parties, fetes and even the opening of ayacht club.

In 2008 Bayleaf won the Arun Young Musician of the Year ensembleprize, and have since performed at various concerts all over Sussex. In2009 and 2010, they qualified for the finals of the National Festival ofMusic for Youth, and played in the Adrian Boult Hall at the BirminghamConservatoire. In light of the bands success, the Junior Guildhall Schoolof Music offered to coach the ensemble. This has led to Bayleaf Brassperforming in concerts on behalf of the Guildhall School at venues inLondon including Regents Hall, the Guildhall Music Hall and mostrecently, St Martin-in-the-Fields.

www.bayleafbrass.co.uk | E: [email protected]

Thursday 25th August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

Keltic KnightsKeltic Knights are a two piece band. They play Irish, folk and rebelmusic. With this band you can't fail to have a great time.

Friday 26th August 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

SirensCome and support this great local band in theirsecond year at the festival.

Saturday 27 August 1pm to 6pmnZimmer Stewart Gallery, 29 Tarrant Streetn

St Ives Comes to ArundelArtist Anthony Frost and Poet/Artist BobDevereux, both established in their home townof St Ives, will be outside the Zimmer StewartGallery from 1-6pm in a repeat of theirperformance at this years Hay Festival.

Bob Devereux will read his entertaining poemsat 2pm, 3pm, 4pm and 5pm. Anthony Frost'sbright abstract expressionist paintings have been exhibited throughoutthe UK and in New York.

www.zimmerstewart.co.uk

Saturday 27th August 12noon to 2pmnOutside Sparks Yardn

RenegadedogsRenegadedogs are an acoustic four piece Folk Band playing a mix oftraditional British, Irish and American folk alongside their own songsabout Sussex and the South written and played in similar style onukuleles, mandolins, banjo, guitar, harmonica and percussion. They’vebeen playing around the streets and pubs of West Sussex for a couple ofyears with increasing success. They’ve also been doing benefits forvarious causes including community choir Bellacapella, BROS andCancer Research.

Saturday 27th August 1pm onwardsnTarrant Streetn

Barley the VentriloquistSee page 28 for details.

Saturday 27th August 12noon onwardsnTarrant Streetn

Professor CrumpProfessor Crump Eight Feet Tall Clown.

The eccentric inventor of comical gags has beengetting up to nonsense for years. Regularly seen ontelevision and has even appeared at BuckinghamPalace, he is loved for his comic banter, as well ashis eccentric stilt juggling and balloon modelling.

Saturday 27th August 12noon to 4pmnVarious Venuesn

Tricky NickyThe Balloon Modelling Clown

His acts have included magic shows, stilt walking,slapstick shows, juggling, balloon modelling andface painting.

A man of many talents, Nick has performed inTheatre, supporting Paul Daniels at The Palladiumas well as experience in walk-on and supportingroles in television and film.



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The above events are FREE!For the latest information on the Festival please go to: www.arundelfestival.co.uk

Saturday 27th August 12noon to 2pmnOutside Swan Hoteln

CelebrationSambaCelebration Samba, Worthing's onlylocal samba drumming group, aredelighted to be back for a second yearsupporting the events at Arundel Festival. Come and hear them playsome of their favourites as well as some new numbers they have beenpractising since their last appearance. You can also visit us atwww.celebrationsamba.co.uk


The AlternativesWith a growing repertoire of classic coversincluding The Who, The Beatles, The Kinks,Eric Clapton, Elton John, Robbie Williams,Dire Straits, Status Quo and even AC/DC youare sure to have a great time.


Balfour Bolt EntertainmentsA street drum group for anyone and everyone, whether if you’ve nevertouched a drum in your life, or would like to be a pro drummer?Everyone is welcome.

It’s about having love for music/beats and having fun at the same time.We won’t just be using any old drums but... Recycled percussion i.e.bins, pots, pans, bottles. Bring anything you think we could make a goodsound out of too! This will be great fun and keep you fit.

Saturday 27th August 12noon onwards and 5pmnTarrant Square and Red Lionn

Shakespeare by NumbersA daytime workshop followed by an evening performance by Lemon andLime Theatre.

From midday onwards come and help two forgetfulstage managers make everything in time for theirproduction of ‘Shakespeare by Numbers’ that sameevening! Their show is an abridged ‘Romeo andJuliet’ with musical numbers and lots of audience participation.

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 1pmnTarrant Streetn

David Stewart Magician

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 2pmnTarrant Squaren

Sussex Tornados CheerleadingThe Sussex Tornados Cheerleading will performhigh speed cheerleading routines which involvegymnastics, dance and human pyramid building.They were established in 1998 and have grownfrom just 8 members to a huge 120 activemembers. They are a newly registered charity.They will perform twice in the 2 hour slot once at12:30 again at 1pm both performances lasting about 10 minutes.

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 2pmnTarrant Streetn

The Top BananasThe Top Bananas plays music on stilts and are based in Brighton. Thiscolourful band is all about fun and plays a selection of jazz, funk, disco,Rock n’ Roll; and Ska classics.

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 2pmnSwan Hoteln

Estrondo BateriaBrighton’s premier purveyors of fine and funky beats, presenting anacoustic street performance-its fast, its furious, its tropical... itsEstrondo.

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 2pmnTown Squaren

Punch and Judy Joe Joe is one of Britain’s youngest professionalperformers of Punch and Judy. Now 19 Joe hasbeen performing this family favourite for 6 yearsprofessionally from the age of 12.

Punch and Judy is an icon of Britishentertainment. Once it was seen on every beacharound the country, now it is a rare occurrence tosee a show at all.

Joe prides himself on the quality of his show and his dedication to the artthat originates from the Italian Commedia Del Arte.

Sunday 28th August 12noon to 2pmnSparks Yardn

Kai Jensen Performing for over 44 years. Playing a wide variety of music includinghis own compositions.


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SupportersA big THANK YOU to all of this year’s advertisers whose funds make theproduction of this brochure possible. Whilst in Arundel please support andvisit these shops, restaurants and bars and see what they have to offer, andplease mention that you saw their advert in the Arundel Festival brochure.

SORBETQuality designer handbags, latest fashion and gift accessories. Are youlooking for something just that little bit different at the festival?

13 High Street, Arundel www.sorbetaccessories.co.uk

SQUIBBLY BISKITSee our store opposite Pizza Express. Fabulous clothing, gifts and toys for girls and boysfrom birth to 12 years.

21 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AD 01903 884427 | www.squibblybiskit.com

WHITE HARTClassic pub serving good food and real Harveys Ales, beer garden, welcomingenvironment and friendly staff with regular evening social events. child and dog friendly.

12 Queen Street, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 9JG 01903 884422

ZIMMER STEWART GALLERYContemporary paintings, prints, ceramics & sculpture for the home or office byemerging and established artists. See www.zimmerstewart.co.uk for information.29 Tarrant Street, Arundel BN18 9DG 01903 885867

Saturday July 9th, Sunday July 10th 10am-6pmnMonday July 11th 6pm-10pmnVictoria Instituten

Open Singing Auditions for the'Jubilee Gardens Childrens Choirs'For the first time ever, children from the ages of 5 to 16 are being invited to X-Factor styleauditions at the Victoria Institute for the opportunity to perform in live professionalperformances on the big stage at Jubilee Gardens on the first (Saturday 20th August) andlast day (Bank Holiday Monday 29th August) of the Arundel Festival.

The children will be able to audition as soloists or in groups and are required to sing onepart of any style of song!

All children will be involved and grouped into choirs, small groups and as soloists and somewill perform with a professional band. We are hoping to make this a yearly event and allchildren will receive a certificate, medal or trophy, awarded by the Arundel Town Crier. Therewill be free workshops in the Summer holidays (Weds 27th through to Fri 29th July) toprepare for the big performances.

Sharon Blaikie and her professional team of musicians look forward to hearing all youyoung singers at what promises to be fun filled exciting auditions!

T. 07780-705813 E: [email protected]

West SussexMusic ServiceThe WSMS is Making Music Happen in schools, musiccentres, homes and venues across the country andbeyond with 15,000 people having lessons every week.All types of music is encouraged, including rock and popcourses/workshops, classical, choirs, jazz big bands,brass and tuition is available for voice and just about anyinstrument.

Colin Arenstein is the area music manager of WSMS andEmily Barden is the curriculum leader of choirs and voice.

[email protected]

We are thrilled to have collaberated THE ARUNDELFESTIVAL WITH THE WEST SUSSEX MUSIC SERVICE forthe first time resulting in fun and energy filled childrenspublic performances in Jubilee Gardens. It is brilliant tohave so many local children and those from surroundingschools performing in so many varying categories for asummer singing extravaganza.


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Community Events

and two universitieswere challenged torecycle things to makecool sculptures. We haveselected some to showduring the Festival,including some of theprize winners. See the

Arundel Gallery Trail brochure for more details of the individualsculptures and where you can find them. For more information on thisWaste Prevention and Recycling Initiativeplease go to www.bettertomorrows.org.ukor call 01243 756601.

Friday 19th to Monday 22nd August thennFriday 26th August to Monday 29th Augustn24 Queen Street, Arundeln

The Moorings Champagneand Wine BarThe Moorings is a champagne and wine bar set up during the ArundelFestival overlooking the river in the centre of town. Set in The Mooringsfront garden, come and relax and take in the beautiful views of Arundeland the river.

Open 12 noon to 10pm

Friday 19th, Thursday 25th &nSunday 28th August 7pmnMeet at the Crown Yard Car ParknTickets: Adult £7, accompanied child £4n

The Arundel Ghost WalkDare you join us to learn of strange local close encounters of thesupernatural kind with thought-provoking insights of the elusive spirit world.

Duration: Approximately 1hr 20 mins. Dogs on short leads permitted.

Contact Malcolm Campbell: 07964 793550.

Saturday 20th to Monday 29th Augustn10.30am, 12noon and 3pmnFabric Buttons and Beads, 2 Tarrant Street, ArundelnTickets: £10 to include all materials and t-shirtn

T-shirt Printing - Children's CraftCome along and paint and decorate your own t-shirt using stencils andfabric paint. All materials included just add a bit of imagination. Pleasespecify age and t-shirt size at time of booking. Please book in advanceas maximum 4 children per session. Suitable for children age 4upwards, paint splashes possible but overalls provided.

Saturday August 13th approximately 1pmnThe Black RabbitnTickets: Entry fees remain at £10 per tub,n£5 per crew member, with public viewing freen

Arundel Bath Tub RaceThis is a festival event notto be missed! (At an earlierdate this year because ofthe tides). Plenty of familyentertainment running allday, such as a DJ, bouncycastle, exhibits fromAmberley Working Museum,craft stalls, and a barbecue.

There will be splashing, screaming, yelling and rescues. Go on – takethe plunge and enter or simply watch from the riverside.

Entry fee is £10 per tub and £5 per crew member and can be taken upon the day of the race. Contact Martin Harvey on: 01243 826183.

Every day of the festival from 10am to 6pmnArundel JailhousenTickets: £5 adults, £4 oaps & studentsn£3 children under 13n

The Arundel Ghost ExperienceSpooky tours of the historical prison cells,underneath the Town Hall at the top of theHigh Street. Loads of fun, very informativewith a few gentle frights along the way. Ifyou don't believe in ghosts before yourvisit, you will afterwards - are you braveenough?

T: 01903 889821E: [email protected]

Every day throughout the festivalnVarious locationsn

Recycled Sculpture ChallengeOn display throughout the Arundel Festivalaround the town.

Better Tomorrows has been established as a vehicleto drive forward behavioural and cultural changewithin the community in order to meet therequirements of living our lives in a moresustainable manner. To support their aims, we haveselected a few sculptures from the 2011 RecyclingSculpture Challenge Competition which took place

in June at the Cass Sculpture Foundation in Goodwood. The message isto stop putting valuable resource in the bin! Students from six colleges


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Saturday 20th to Monday 29th Augustn12noon to 5pmnArundel Butchersn

Festival BBQ –Arundel ButchersMatthew and his team will be outside their shop in the town squarebarbequeing homemade sausages and burgers throughout festival week.

A delicious Hog-Roast over the bank holiday weekend plus have a go atmaking your very own sausages.

Sunday 21st and Sunday 28th August, 2.30pmnMeet outside St. Nicholas ChurchnTickets: Adult £5.50, under 16 £3.50 with an adultn

Amble Around Attractive Arundel Local History Guided Walk including obscure aspects of the town’scolourful past. Meet outside St. Nicholas parish church.

Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes. Dogs on leads are welcome.


Sunday 21st August, 2pm to 5pmnArundel Football ClubnEntry: £10 per teamn

Annual MarblesChampionshipsTeams of four players compete for the Arundel Museum Challenge Cup.Entry fee £10 per team, marbles will be available on the day.

Referee: Sam McCarthy–Fox, Secretary of the British Marbles Board of Control.

For more information or to register a team please contact Chris Boyce:[email protected]

Sunday 21st August, 3.30pmnOn the banks of Swanbourne Laken

Praise inthe ParkConducted by the ArundelBaptist Church. Everyone ismost welcome, so pleasecome along and enjoy ourlovely simple service,praising the Lord, in this

most beautiful of settings – perhaps only to be found in Arundel.

Sunday 21st and Monday August 29th 3pmnMeet at the Crown Yard Car ParknTickets: Adult £6, accompanied child £3.50n

Exploring HistoricalArundel BywaysInviting side streets, rarely discovered by the passing visitor, giveintriguing evidence of a bygone way of life.



Sunday 21st and Friday 26th August 7.30pmnMeet at the Crown Yard Car ParknTickets: Adult £7, accompanied child £4n

The Arundel Horror WalkMacabre meander visiting sites associated with grim and gruesomeaspects of the town’s less illustrious past. Definitely not for thesqueamish! May not be suitable for some children.`



Monday 22nd and Wednesday 24th Augustn11am to 12noon, 12.15pm to 1.15pm,n2pm to 3pm, 3.15pm to 4.15pmnArundel Wetland CentrenEntry: £1.50 per child, 1 accompanyingnadult goes free.n

TellTalesCome and join us today for stories and craft making as wetell tales about all things fishy that journey underwater!

Then go off and explore the WWT with your family, seewhat you can see lurking onthe water!

Suitable for children aged 5 to 10 years.

Pre book tickets at the Arundel WetlandCentre or call 01903 881530

Tuesday 23rd, Wednesday 24thnand Thursday 25th AugustnThe White Hart Pubn

The White Hart Pub• 'Arundel Themed' Quiz Evening at 7.30 on Tuesday 23rd.• Punch and Judy show on Wednesday 24th at 2.00pm.• An Evening BBQ on Thursday 25th from 6pm onwards.

Contact Tara Whyte (Manager) 01903 884422 for further information.


What’s On at the Swan….

29th JuneSouthern Nights & Al FullerRock’n’Roll - Blues – Country

30th JuneMillie CartwrightAcoustic Blues

2nd JulyRedhandedClassy Quality Covers

10th JulyWillie AustinAs good as ever….

24th JulyDuncan McKenzie

Coming Soon Mid Summer….

“Best Of Sussex Food Night”Come & try our summer menu, meet our suppliers & the kitchen team

Abba Tribute Night

Arundel Festival Events

Please ask inside for more details or phone us on: 01903 882314

Fullers real ales and aselection of fine wines

Traditional Inn in the Heart of Arundel serving classically

British, locally sourced food.

Martin Steels LimitedOptometrist & Contact Lens Practitioner

Opening Times:Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.30pm

Saturdays 9.00am - 1.00pm

(01903) 88344439 Tarrant Street, Arundel, BN18 9DG

also at 11 Old Mill Square, Storrington

www.martinsteels.com

• Comprehensive Eye Examinationsincluding Glaucoma Testing & Retinal Imaging

NHS tests for eligable patients

• Contact Lens Complete Care PlanComplete fitting and follow up service

• Latest Budget & Designer frames available

• Wide range of Sunglasses in stock

www.aurorafireworks.co.uk

Aurora Fireworks was created 11 years ago by its now managing

director Robert Byles. Based in Wisborough Green, the family run

company has grown continuously over the years. It is now

conducting over 100 shows annually. 40 of these are during the 2

weeks around the bonfire night period.

Aurora Fireworks have been lucky enough to carry out some

very prestigious work, such as the topping out ceremony at

Manchester Hilton known as the Beetham Tower, the tallest

residential building in the UK at 50 storey’s tall (561ft.) and

Meadowbank Stadium which rated in the top 10 displays in the

UK. Celebrity fireworks displays include actress Billie Piper and the

singer Jamelia.

Aurora Fireworks offer a wide range of services from firework

displays for any occasion, including weddings, corporate launches etc,

low noise displays for sensitive venues. Our new retail showroom,

with over 100 different items from single ignition boxes, rockets,

roman candles and Catherine wheels. We provide free display and

safety advice from our team of experts, from site layout to firing

order. Please call for opening hours on 0800 975 6573.


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Thursday 25th August 11am & 2pmnSwanbourne LakenTickets: £5 adults, children FREEn

TellTales present

Mr E. Sopp’s Fable Chase(Based on ancient Aesop’s Fables)

Mr E. Sopp invites you to attend the sporting event of the Festival – a greatrace of one lap around the banks of the beautiful Swanbourne Lake -between his most famous of runners: Mr Tortoise and Mr Hare.

Tickets: £5 adults, children FREE (incl refreshments). Maximum 3 children peradult, all children must be accompanied by an adult.Please dress according to weather on the day! Book inadvance at www.theatreakimbo.co.uk

Tuesday 23rd, Wednesday 24th andnThursday 25th August, from 11.30am to 1.30pmnStarts at The History store in Mill Road Car ParknTickets: £3.00 per personn

Ale & Beerhouses of Old ArundelArundel Museum Society. Town Walkabout.

A fun walkabout showing the location of old beerhouses by name andreferring to the publicans and their families’contribution to themanagement of inns and taverns past and present.

The walk starts at The History store in Mill RoadCar Park, identifying 24 premises, of which nowonly seven are beer retailers. It ends at St Mary’sGate Hotel for refreshments, and lunch if desired,with a question and answer session.

Tickets: £3.00 per person, walkabout only(refreshments and lunch at participants ownexpense). Tickets from Larkins, Tarrant Street andThe History Store, open daily 11am to 3pm.

Everyday during the festival from 20th to 29thnfrom 10amnFrom Jubilee GardensnTickets: £5n

Arundel Festival Treasure HuntArranged by Xtra-ordinary Xperiences

An entertaining and engaging family event that will take you on a walkaround the town using clues and a map.

Treasure Hunt Clues will be available from Jubilee Gardens, Mill Road from10am for £5.

To be in with a chance of winning a prize please folllow the instructionson the Clues.

Please call 07900 984594 or see www.xtra-ordinaryxperiences.co.ukfor further details.

Thursday 25th to Monday 29th AugustnCommences at 11.30am dailynMill Road Putting Green and Cafén

Festival Putting CompetitionAdult prize £50, under 16’s prize £20,under 10’s £20. All proceeds toChestnut Tree House Hospice andBatten Disease Family Association.Come and have some fun whilstenjoying our beautiful surroundingsand homemade cake.

Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th August 2pmnMeet at Amberley Railway StationnTickets: Adult £6, accompanied child £3.50n

Afternoon Amble AroundAttractive AmberleyDiscover the charm and local history of what has been described as oneof the show villages of Sussex.


Saturday 27th August 6pmnSt Nicholas ChurchnTickets: £5n

Buddha Lives on MarsRock n roll photographer Robert Davidson, will talk about his bookBussha Lives on Mars. The hour long talk will be followed by acomplimentary glass of wine outside in the evening sun.

Tickets are £5 and can be purchased in advance [email protected]

Sunday 28th August 10am to 3.30pmnMeet at the Fire StationnEntry: £3 per teamn

Arundel Annual Mullet FishingCompetitionThe Ray Cranham Shield will beawarded to the overall winner. All fishmust be weighed and returned aliveduring the competition. For moredetails please contact Jake Casson on07810 547972.

£3 entry/£3 for the heaviest fish pool. Please sign in at Arundel FireStation, Ford Road from 10am, fishing from 11am-3pm. Prize giving at3.30pm at the fire station.


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Community Events

PLEASE NOTE: Some events are FREE however booking may vary for each event.Please check carefully in the information above.

Sunday 28th August 9.30amnFrom the High StreetnEntry: From £8n

Arundel 10k Run1st Arundel Scout Group

The Annual 10k race organised by 1stArundel Scout Group will start inArundel Town Centre, following a circuitof the town. Runners will enter thegrounds of Arundel Castle by the lowergates, climb through the grounds, looparound the gallops and return backthrough the lower gates to the finish inthe Town Square. The course is on a mixture of tarmac road (75%) anddownland grass tracks (25%).

Ticket Prices:Postal entry: £8 Online entry: £9Entry on the day: £10

All entrants must be aged 16 or over on theday of the race.

Sunday 28th August, from 2pm to 4pmnTown Squaren

Lancing Town Band

Sunday 28th August 2pm to 4.30pmnThe Swan HotelnTickets: Freen

The Jacquie YoungBandLed by the dynamic vocals of Jacquie Young, theband romp through a diverse selection of musicranging from blues and country rock to their ownoriginal songs. Always producing a great show TheJacquie Young Band are a must see.

Sunday 28th August 7.30pmnSt Nicholasʼ ChurchnTickets: £7n

Arun Choral Society ConcertSupport Arundel Museum

Some English Folk Songs; Rutter’s “Feel The Spirit”; reading of DaisyAshford’s “Short Story of Love and Marriage” written when she waseight. Tickets £7 from 01903 882456. Interval bar.

Bank Holiday Monday 29th, From 10am to 5pmn

Rotary Club of Arundel Fair In the Town Square. Enjoy wandering around an array ofstalls selling arts and crafts, whilst browsing Arundel’swide range of shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs.Listen to live music from the Alternatives. The Towncentre will be closed for traffic so people can walkfreely around the shops and stalls.

Monday 29th August, 12noonnTown Squaren

Arundel FestivalFamily Walk & PicnicFor anyone unable to find their running shorts in timefor the 10K run, here is a second chance to share insome of the glory without getting sweaty!

Join us for the Third Arundel Walk and Picnic - a twohour walk in Arundel Park, overlooking Amberley alonga guided route.

Starting at midday in the Town Square finishing around2pm at Jubilee Gardens, where you can watch various musical and danceentertainers.

Free to enter, just turn up on the day with sun lotion, sun glasses, hat etc,and remember to bring your own scrumptious picnic to enjoy whilstsurrounded by the beauty of the South Downs. For more information pleasephone Annie 07533 358175 or Linda 07824 666171.

Monday 29th August 2pm to 4pmnArundel Football Club, Mill RoadnTickets: Adults 50p, Children freen

The Arundel Flower& Produce ShowThe Arundel Flower & Produce Show isnow a regular event of the Arundelsummer. Entry is open to all whether youhave an acre or a window box and formsare available the town, last entry date is 19th August. Or visit the showon the day.

Monday 29th August, 4pmn

Waiters RaceWatch hotel, restaurant and bar staff relay upand down the high street in a bid to win ‘waiterof the year’- the winner is the waiter whofinishes with the most complete tray! A verypopular Festival event – cheering a must!


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Monday 29th August, Approx. 5.15 pmnFrom and surrounding Arundel BridgenEntry: £1 per Duckn

Arundel FestivalDuck RaceOrganised by the Arundel andBarnham District Lions Club.

Annual Duck Race raising funds vianumbered sales of tickets, tipped in tocatch tide.

Organised by Arundel, Barnham & DistrictLions Club. Buy a ticket for a £1 with yourown personal number on it, during thefestival or ’on the day’ and watch 1000

Ducks (including your duck)race down the River Arun to the finish at theArun Street Gardens. With excellent prizes for the first, second and thirdducks past the winning post. All proceedswill be donated to local charities. Don’t’duck’ out of this one…it promises to be a’quacking’ good race. Sponsored by localbusinesses supporting local charities.Duration: 15-20 mins max.www.arundel.org.uk/arundel-lions

Monday 29th August Bank Holiday MondaynStarts approx 8.30pm to 9pmn

Last Night FinaleBalloon Glow and FireworksKindly organised and presented by Aurora Fireworks.

The traditional end to festivities in Arundel. Come and join us on theArundel Bridge, Mill Road or Jubilee Gardens for our firework finale. ItsFREE but please reach in your pockets and give to the festival collectors.

LIDO EventsThroughout the festivaln

Children’s ActivitiesRunning throughout the festival. www.arundel-lido for more details.

Saturday 20th August 7.30pm ʻtil latenEntry: £10 (Concessions half-price)n

Mona Leeza & FriendsIn and around the Lido MarqueeCome and join in a fun evening with Mona Leeza, the infamous officialband of the Monster Raving Loony Party! Featuring ex-members ofvarious famous groups (including Gerry & The Pacemakers, Curved Airand Joan Armatrading’s backing group).Music from the 60s, 70s, 80s and more – with supporting acts from theArundel localityLicensed Bar and Hot Food available.Tickets from Arundel Lido [01903 882404] and Castle Chocolates,Tarrant St. [01903 884419]

Monday 29th August 6.30pm til latenTickets: £5, Under 16s half pricen

End-of-Season Festival PartyFREE for Under-5s, Lido Season Ticket Holders and ‘Friends of the Lido’

The traditional party to celebrate the last week of the Lido Season andthe end of Arundel Festival.

Live music from ‘The Alternatives’ Disco music from ‘Scobie’ LicensedBar and Hot Food available.

Tickets from Arundel Lido [01903 882404] and Castle Chocolates,Tarrant St. [01903 884419]

Picture Courtesy of The Argus 01273 544526

Monday 29th August, 9.15pm. Town Squaren

Lowering the Festival FlagThe Arundel Festival team end the Festival proceedings for this year.Thank you to all the sponsors, supporters, participants and visitors to the2011 festival! See you in 2012!


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Getting to the Arundel Festival 2011


Travel InformationArundel is easily reached by road or rail. The trainstation is just a short walk away from the Town Centre

The mainline Rail link is direct from London Bridge TrainStation, London Victoria Train Station and also GatwickAirport. London Bridge and London Victoria TrainStations are approx 90 minutes away. Gatwick AirportTrain Station is generally less than an hour.

Driving, coming from the West or East you'll use the A27and coming from north you can use the A29 (the A3 isto the west and the A23 to the East). Regular Buses gofrom Brighton, and Chichester.

Useful ContactsBuses: www.compass-travel.co.uk - for local villageservices & www.stagecoachbus.com - for longerjourneys (e.g. from Brighton or Portsmouth).

Taxis: Castle Cars 01903 884444 or CathedralCars 01903 889 688.

Train: Southern Railways for timetables and cheapadvance booking: www.southernrailway.com

Road ClosuresHigh Street and Tarrant Street will be closed to traffic between 11am and 5pm on Saturday 20th, Sunday 21st, Saturday 27th, Sunday 28th & Monday29th August 2011.

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Arundel Festival 2011 Event Sites: 1. Arundel Castle 2. Arundel Museum 3. Public Toilets4. Arundel Lido 5. Wildfowl & Wetlands Centre 6. Visitor Information Centre, Crown Yard Mews7. St Nicholas Church 8. Priory Playhouse 9. Jubilee Gardens 10. Arundel Cathedral11. Arundel Library 12. St Mary’s Hall 13. Balloon Launch Site and Joni Fuller, Glitterati Party Marquee14. Arundel Jailhouse 15. Kings Arms Pub 16. Warwick Court

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stuarts was established 27 years ago by Judy Stuart, and has continued to create

stylish parties with innovative, sophisticated food. Judy has a wealth of experience

and is backed by a team of dedicated, professional staff making them stand out

from their competitors.

Daniel Howes, Head Chef, has been a member of the stuarts team since 2006, his

style of cooking continues to evolve and progress, however his basic beliefs remain

the same; the use of highest quality, seasonal and where possible local organic

produce. This, combined with a high level of cooking skill and a strong emphasis

on flavour, is the backbone of his food ethic; the result being that he continues to

provide inspired, elegant and harmonious menus, bespoke to each event.

Their boutique service is based on an ethos of ‘outstanding attention to detail and

perfection’, whether an intimate seven course dinner party, a canapé party for 300

or a corporate dinner for 1200.

Each and every occasion created by stuarts

proves to be a spectacular triumph...

Unit 11 Station Approach, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 1AQ

01798 872288 [email protected]


Times:5.30pm Castle grounds & gardens open7.00pm Castle doors open7.30pm Performance starts

Box Office: Arundel Castle Ticket Office inside the Mill Road GateTuesday - Sunday 10am-4pm & Mondays in August

Credit card hotline: 01903 882173 Monday to Sunday 9.00am to 5.00pm Online: www.arundelfestival.co.uk

GALA CONCERTPERFORMANCEMonday 22nd August 2011

OPERA AT ARUNDEL CASTLESummer EveningMusic for a

in the Barons' HallJoanne Appleby and Andrew Rees will perform classics from opera,well known show songs and music from Puccini, Cole Porter, Mozart,Kurt Weill, Rodgers & Hammerstein.

Joanne Appleby, soprano, studied opera at the Royal Northern College of Music and thenwon a scholarship from the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company before embarking on an operaticcareer. She spent four years performing with the Glyndebourne Festival Opera and TouringOpera, as well as singing at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall.

She was a member of the opera group Amici Forever for four years - visiting far flungcorners of the world. Since then she has toured Australia, Dubai and New Zealand as asoloist with The Morriston Orpheus Male voice choir.

Joanne is currently back at Glyndebourne in Wagner’s Die Meistersinger vonNurnberg, but is greatly looking forward to her first performance in the stately Barons’Hall at Arundel Castle.

Andrew Rees, the renowned Welsh tenor, began singing at a very early age, competing and winning Eisteddfods at Nationallevel both as a singer and a pianist.

After graduating from the Royal Northern College of Music, he studied opera in London before joining the renowned EnglishNational Opera as a principal tenor. Andrew has performed as a soloist at all the major concert venues in London and acrossthe UK as well as live broadcasts on radio and television many times. He has also entertained in such diverse venues as onboard The QE2, various outdoor ‘Proms in the Park’, the prestigious Henley Festival and at private functions.

Andrew has travelled widely with his operatic work and has taken lead roles in New Zealand, Germany, Switzerland,Portugal and across the UK. He too looks forward to his first performance in the Arundel Festival, performing alongside hiswife, Joanne Appleby. Tickets: £25.00 includes admission to gardens from 5.30pm for picnics and a complimentary glass of wine in the interval.

Tuesday 23rd August 2011

Donizetti’sin the Barons' Hall

Comic Opera sung in English. Fully costumedand specially staged for the concert platformwith The Candlelight Orchestra.

Don Pasquale has his mind set on disinheriting his nephewErnesto and getting himself some heirs of his own. Not only hasPasquale denied his nephew his inheritance, he has also deniedhim permission to marry his love Norina. So, as part of a plot,Norina gets together with Dr Maletesta and poses as the eligiblewife to be, but before the ink is dry on the marriage documents,Norina begins to make Pasquale’s life utterly impossible until heis practically begging Ernesto to take her off his hands.

Candlelight Opera specialise in producing special operaevents inside some of the most beautiful historic houses andperiod venues in and around the UK. Each year, as part of the“Opera in the House” season, Candlelight organise a seasonof performances which include concerts and fully stagedoperas. Donizetti’s three-act masterpiece tells some eternaltruths and has been called a story of love and laughter. Theplots are thickly hatched – mostly at the expense of thewretched Don Pasquale who discovers, in true operatic style,that all is not what it seems.Tickets: £47.00 to include admission to the gardensfrom 5.30pm for picnics and a complimentary glass ofwine during the interval.

201119th - 29th AugustDon Pasquale



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