Theatre · Eastbourne

Kaleidoscope Street - The Next Installment

Saturday 28 November 2026 · Doors 18:45

Willingdon Memorial Hall, Eastbourne

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Kaleidoscope Street - The Next Installment is on Saturday 28 November 2026 at Willingdon Memorial Hall, Eastbourne, with doors at 18:45. Tickets start at £4, including the booking fee.

The Radio Players are back for the final showing of Kaleidoscope Street this year. You can expect all the usual fun, laughter and chaos. New stories, new characters (as well as your old favourites) but the same fast paced, high energy performances you've come to expect. Biscuits provided.

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An Afternoon with Author P.R Prentis

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Join us for a special evening with local author P.R Prentis, lover and writer of all things sports romance! P.R Prentis will be discussing her passion for writing, and her pursuit of writing emotionally driven romance fiction. Prentis' books flew off the shelf as soon as we got them in, and we can't wait to chat with her! Whether you’re a keen reader of romantic fiction, a lover of sports romance , an aspiring writer, or simply curious to discover a talented local voice, this promises to be a fun and welcoming evening filled with laughs, conversation, and a celebration of one of our favourite genres. Spaces are limited, so be sure to book early! We look forward to welcoming you for a cozy evening celebrating books and conversation. 📚✨ Please be aware that this event takes place upstairs in our bookshop, so good mobility is required. Please contact us or pop in for more information.

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From £5.50including booking fee

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The Seagull By Anton Chekhov

Barns · Wingfield

"We are all fools in love—and even bigger fools in art." Anton Chekov wrote comedies, bittersweet comedies about our dreams and our human failings. Set on a country estate where everyone is in love with the wrong person and convinced their life is a tragedy, RoughCast’s typically fast-moving production and clear storytelling bring out all the humour and poignancy of Chekov’s enduring and endearing masterpiece.

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From £7.70including booking fee

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