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JULY listings (cont)<br />
FRIDAY 21<br />
Thomas Cromwell and the Dissolution of the<br />
Sussex Monasteries. A talk by Helen Poole. Anne<br />
of Cleves House, 7.30pm, £5.<br />
FRIDAY 21-SUNDAY 23<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Speakers Festival. With guests including<br />
Polly Toynbee, Iby Knill (see pg 39), David Walker,<br />
Terry Waite, Kate Adie and many more. All Saints,<br />
see lewesspeakersfestival.com for details.<br />
The Wind in the Willows.<br />
James Weisz (former Artistic<br />
Director of 88 London Road)<br />
directs this family musical.<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Castle grounds, 7pm,<br />
from £10. See pg 65.<br />
Summer Serenade. Ringmer Flower Club Festival.<br />
St Mary’s Church Ringmer, 10am-4pm daily, free<br />
(donations welcome).<br />
SATURDAY 22<br />
Brighton in Chalk Seaside Special. Public event<br />
as part of the Brighton-inspired exhibition. Chalk,<br />
12pm-4pm.<br />
Evening of Music in aid of St Peter and St James<br />
Hospice. St Mary’s Church Ringmer, 7pm, free<br />
(donations welcome).<br />
SATURDAY 22 & SUNDAY 23<br />
The Commercial Traveller. New play by the Rude<br />
Mechanicals Theatre Co. See pg 37. Southover<br />
Grange, 7.30pm (picnics from 6pm), £16 + conc.<br />
SUNDAY 23<br />
Flower Festival Choral Evensong. St Mary’s<br />
Church Ringmer, 6.30pm, free.<br />
WEDNESDAY 26<br />
Step Back in Time – A History of the Argus.<br />
Talk with local historian Paul Green. The Keep,<br />
5.30pm, see thekeep.info.<br />
WED 26 – SAT 26 AUGUST<br />
La Clemenza di Tito. The third and final new<br />
production of the season will mark the Glyndebourne<br />
debut of the prominent German director<br />
Claus Guth. Glyndebourne, times and prices vary,<br />
see glyndebourne.com.<br />
FRIDAY 28<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Friday Food Market 7th Birthday. Food,<br />
drink, music and a hamper raffle. Market Tower,<br />
9.30am-1.30pm, free.<br />
FRIDAY 28 & SATURDAY 29<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Live. Two-day music festival with headliners<br />
Chainska and Dreadzone. See pg 33. leweslive.com.<br />
Festival of the Garden: The Culture of Place.<br />
Series of talks addressing the question ‘What Makes<br />
a Place?’ Charleston, see charleston.org.uk.<br />
SATURDAY 29<br />
Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad<br />
Viola recital. With<br />
piano accompanist Daniel<br />
Lebhardt. Glynde Place,<br />
7pm, £30 (under 16s £15).<br />
Vintage Jazz Evening. Dr<br />
Bone and the Surgeons of<br />
Swing play. Newhaven Fort,<br />
7pm-10pm, £10.<br />
SUNDAY 30<br />
Crime Writers in Conversation. Lesley Thomson<br />
(The Dog Walker, featuring Stella Darnell) and Elly<br />
Griffiths (The Chalk Pit, featuring Ruth Galloway)<br />
discuss their best-selling books in conversation with<br />
Lisa Holloway. The Old Chapel Centre Alfriston,<br />
4pm, £10.<br />
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