So, Keith James, will you make us laugh, will you make us cry? The past may be a foreign country, but some things stay the same, and some questions still need asking. Here we have an interpreter of interpreters, artists…
For those of you who want to engage in a conversation or just consider some alternative views on our events we introduce, the first of a series of personal thoughts by Danica. The first on our opening film Portrait of…
For those of you who want to engage in a conversation or just consider some alternative views on our events we introduce, the first of a series of personal thoughts by Danica. The first on our opening film Portrait of…
Dance – our next film Yuli Fri 24 Jan an amazing true story and beautiful film
Your Desktop Needs the New Arts for Hungerford Programme
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Sat 7 Sept Brian Bilston reading some of his poems and talking about his new book, but for now listen to a poem, relax and ponder, then book a ticket
Sat 7 Sept we kick of the new season with the unofficial poet laureate of twitter, who has just become a novelist. Come and enjoy an amusing and thought provoking evening, with something a little different. Get your tickets here
Great Nights Out in Hungereford
The Happy Prince The last days of Oscar Wilde In a cheap Parisian hotel room Oscar Wilde (Rupert Everett) lies on his death bed. The past floods back, taking him to other times and places. He reviews the failed attempt…
Classical, Rock and now Folk with the return of the amazing Faustus with their new album Cotton Lords. Get your tickets at ArtsforHungerford.com or Hungerford Bookshop.
The London Haydn Quartet playing this Fri 25/1 at St Lawrence’s Church – Hungerford such amazing quality and so convenient. Yet again world class entertainment in Hungerford. Programme Mozart K.575, Beethoven op. 18 no. 6, Haydn op. 77 no. 2. Tickets £15 ArtsforHungerford.com…
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Listen to this world class quartet in the beautiful setting of St Lawrence’s Church. Raised Stage. Tickets £15 ArtsforHungerford.com or Hungerford Bookshop. Saturdays Programme: Mozart K.575, Beethoven op. 18 no. 6, Haydn op. 77 no. 2
Get a taste of what’s on offer from their last album. ArtsforHungerford.com
To celebrate 10 years of the Croft Film Club we are holding a special event with Pamela Hutchinson talking about the film and the ground breaking actress Louise Brooks, before the screening. For those that like to do their homework,…
We have a classic movie to celebrate 10 years of Croft Films, Pandora Box with a short talk before on the movie and the mould breaking Louise Brooke. Fri 18 Jan 7.30pm Croft Hall. Read Roger Ebert’s review 4/4
London Haydn Quartet – Fri 25 Jan – St Lawrence’s Church Hungerford Tickets £15 Programme Announced: Mozart String Quartet No. 21 in D major K.575 Beethoven String Quartet op. 18 no. 6 in Bb major – Haydn String Quartet op.…
Fri 25/1we have Haydn and on the Sat 26/1 The Blue Bishops diversity rules. Blues but definitely on the rocky edge Join us for one of our classic café evenings with great music. Over the years The Blue Bishops have…
Our first film on the New Year, “A smartly layered thriller” The Guardian 4/5 Start the New Year as you mean to continue, get out and enjoy Moll (Jessie Buckley) is 27 and still living at home, stifled by the…
Hear the amazing London Haydn Quartet at St Lawrence’s Church. Get your tickets now artsforhungerford.com Read the Guardian Review of one of their latest recordings
10 years of Croft Films and we are celebrating on Fri 18 Jan with a special screening of the classic Pandora’s Box with an introduction from Pamela Hutchinson of which more later Buy Tickets “Play Trailer
Guardian 4/5
“The musicians imbued both works with myriad details of shading and contrast, and beautifully calibrated phrasing” New York Times One of the world’s leading period instrument string quartets, the London Haydn Quartet have received invitations to many of the most…
Join us this Friday for the start of the new season with a smartly layered thriller. Tickets £5 7.30pm Croft Hall Here’s the trailer as a little taster or the Mark Kermode review
