Horsham Living Oct - Nov 2021

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AN AWESOME AUTUMN AT
THE CAPITOL HORSHAM!
There’s a packed programme of top
entertainment to choose from at The Capitol,
Horsham in the run up to Christmas...
Harpy, featuring Su Pollard
For those who love rock music, there’s
three great shows worth checking out:
The Illegal Eagles on Friday 1 October
celebrates the music of the legendary
West Coast Country Rock band and this
critically acclaimed show features the
very best from The Eagles classics. The
Best of Queen on Saturday 2 October
features a selection of the most loved
and iconic classics from Queen’s back
catalogue including an impressive 18
number one albums and singles. Think
Floyd: Through The Wall dubbed
the Definitive Pink Floyd Experience,
renowned for a stunning celebration of
the music of one of the world’s greatest
musical phenomenon present a superb
show backed by an impressive laser light
show on Thursday 7 October.
Harpy a one-woman tour-de-force
performance from national treasure Su
Pollard is a razor-sharp and bittersweet
drama about a hoarder on Wednesday 6
October. Theatre Weekly
2021 marks the 85 th anniversary of The
Capitol opening, back then as a cinema
called The Ritz and a new initiative is
to be launched to celebrate this special
year. Horsham Arts Club will provide
a regular line-up contemporary funk
and jazz music concerts that reflect the
best of the UK’s thriving music industry
in Horsham. The first of these nights
showcases “W3”, the resident funk
house band of Ronnie Scott’s world
famous jazz club on Friday 8 October.
Tickets include a free drink that you can
enjoy with free admission to the HAC
Aftershow where you can relax and enjoy
more intimate live music from London’s
top Jazz musicians in the comfort of The
Capitol bar!
Not for the feint hearted – Forensic
Pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd has
solved the mystery of many unexplained
deaths and worked on some of the
highest profile cases including the
Hungerford Massacre, the Princess
Diana inquiry and 9/11 brings his show
“Unnatural Causes” to Horsham on
Thursday 14 October.
Always a sell-out show at The Capitol,
you’ll need to book early for No Jacket
Required – The Phil Collins Tribute on
Saturday 23 October. An exceptional
12-piece band who incorporate all those
‘serious hits” into their show plus the best
from Phil Collins as a solo artist and with
Genesis.
Expect side splitting comedy, huge
vocals, mesmerising impressions of the
worlds biggest divas and buckets full of
energy in La Voix, The UK’s Funniest
Red Head on Thursday 28 October.
Andy Kirkpatrick: Mind Hour Head
on Sunday 14 November is a show
presented by Speakers from the Edge
which lets you share the journey of
Climber and Comedian Andy Kirkpatrick
on his journey from minus 50 degrees to
plus fifty, from battles with baboons and
bears to mundane things like climbing
walls and mountains.
ELO Again are back on Friday 5
November with their No. 1 tribute show
to give you a dramatic taste of what a
legendary ELO concert would have been
like back in their heyday.
Celebrating a fantastic 22 years touring,
Beyond The Barricade is the UK’s
longest running Musical Theatre Concert
Dr Richard Shepherd ‘Unnatural Causes’
Tour present a new show on Saturday
6 November featuring past principal
performers from Les Miserables and
delivers over two hours of the best of
Broadway and the West End, ending with
a stunning finale from Les Mis.
Keep an eye out in the next issue of
Sussex Living for details of this year’s
family pantomime Aladdin which opens
on Friday 3 December and runs until
New Year’s Eve. Presented by a brand
NEW production team including Zoë
Waterman as Director and Morgan
Brind providing the script, it’s going to be
a spectacular, action packed adventure
for the festive season.
Tickets for all shows can be booked
online at www.thecapitolhorsham.com
or calling The Capitol Box Office on
01403 750220.
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