insideKENT Magazine Issue 48 - March 2016 | Page 30

EVENTS

Tortoise &
The Hare
// 25 Mar

Junior Fusers Sessions // 31 Mar

Northern
Ballet’s Tortoise
& The Hare
brings the
magic of dance
and theatre to
the Assembly
Hall Theatre.
Tortoise & The
Hare is a reimagining of
Aesop’s muchloved fable of a Tortoise who, tired of being teased for his slowness,
challenges a speedy Hare to a race. Lasting approximately 40 minutes, the
ballet has been created especially for children and young families to
experience and enjoy live dance, music and theatre.
2pm & 4pm. Price: £8 (children £6)
Assembly Hall Theatre, Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells TN1 2LU
www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk / 01892 530613

Into The West
// 30 Mar
Why not introduce your child to the wonder of working with brightly coloured
glass? Each child designs and prepares a small glass panel, which is fired
before being collected/posted. Aged 6+ subject to parent's discretion. The
courses run on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the school holidays. Places
are strictly limited, so early booking is advised.
11am, 2pm & 3.30pm. Price: £15
A Touch of Glass, 9 Marine Gardens, Margate CT9 1UN
www.a-touch-of-glass.co.uk / 0845 519 8714

Imagine a glorious
white horse comes
out of a sea mist
and into your
troubled life.
Imagine trying to
keep her on the
14th floor of a
Dublin tower block.
Now imagine the
police are after you,
and your only
escape is to ride
into the west… To celebrate the play’s 20th anniversary, Travelling Light
are bringing to a new generation of audiences their internationally acclaimed
story of grit and magic, love and loss, hope and discovery.
7.30pm. Price: £12
Theatre Royal Margate, Addington Street, Margate CT9 1PW
www.theatreroyalmargate.com / 01843 292795

IN LONDON
The Crime Museum Uncovered // Until 10 Apr
The Crime Museum
Uncovered is a
fascinating collection
of real objects and
evidence from reallife case files, never
before seen by the
public. Although not
an exhaustive
exposé of crime in
London, the
exhibition takes
visitors through
some of the capital’s
most notorious
crimes. They include
the cases of Dr
Crippen, the Great
Train Robbery and
the Kray twins, as
well as those cases
which may be lesser-known but have played a key role in the way London
is policed today.
From 10am. Price: from £10
Museum of London, 150 London Wall, London EC2Y 5HN
www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/whats-on/exhibitionsdisplays/the-crime-museum-uncovered / 020 7001 9844

American Idiot
// 30 Mar – 2 Apr
Double Platinum
selling artist Newton
Faulkner joins the cast
of Green Day’s
explosive Tony
Award-winning
musical, American
Idiot, on its UK Tour.
American Idiot is the
story of three boyhood friends, each searching for meaning in a post 9/11
world. The show features the music of Green Day with the lyrics of its lead
singer Billie Joe Armstrong and book by Billie Joe Armstrong and Michael
Mayer. The production is directed and choreographed by Racky Plews,
with musical supervision by Richard Morris, sound by Chris Whybrow,
design by Sara Perks and lighting by Tim Deiling.
7.30pm (4pm & 8pm Saturday 2 Apr).
Churchill Theatre, High Street, Bromley BR1 1HA
www.churchilltheatre.co.uk / 0203 285 6000

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