Performing Arts
Performing Arts in Rye, East Sussex
Below are listings for performing arts in Rye and the surrounding area. You can add your listing to this category here.
Showtimers
| Northiam, 6.5 miles from Rye | |
| 01797 252 918 | |
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Amateur Variety Group staging shows annually in Northiam Village Hall. The shows feature a good mix of music, singing, dancing and lots of comedy and are generally written by us. We are very friendly and don't take ourselves too seriously but we do like to put on a 'professional' production. ... more
Ryesingers
| In Rye | |
| 07762 513 572 | |
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Ryesingers was formed in 1971 by their present Musical Director Lesley Brownbill. The choir was originally formed with ladies only and one of their early achievements was to take part in the International Eisteddfod at Llangollen. Although the choir is now mixed the Ladies choir still performs in its own ... more
Rye Shakespeare Company
| In Rye | |
| 01797 225 915 |
The Rye Shakespeare Company was founded in 1990 to perform outdoor drama as part of Rye’s annual Medieval Festival. Since then, we have performed work by Shakespeare, Chaucer, Priestley and Pushkin but are best known for our on-going series “The Secret History of Rye”. These outrageous comedies concern the adventures ... more
Ellen Terry Barn Theatre Society
| Small Hythe, 6.4 miles from Rye | |
| 01424 440 484 | |
| 07792 261 958 |
Society based at The Ellen Terry Barn Theatre at Smallhythe Place near Tenterden. In the grounds of Smallhythe Place the home of the late Dame Ellen Terry now owned by The National Trust. The season runs from April to September and includes one of drama productions either staged by professional ... more
Acting Up In Rye
| In Rye | |
| 01797 458 261 | |
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Acting Up in Rye was formed in the Spring of 2013. It’s first production, “A Day of Reckoning”, a comedy by Pam Valentine, directed by Rowena Sterry, was staged at the Community Centre, which was decked out in bunting to create a village fete atmosphere, for two nights, to near ... more
Smallhythe Place
| Small Hythe, 6.4 miles from Rye | |
| 01580 762 334 |
The half-timbered house, built in the early 16th century when Smallhythe was a thriving shipbuilding yard, was the home of the Victorian actress Ellen Terry from 1899 to 1928, and contains her fascinating theatre collection. The cottage grounds include her rose garden, orchard, nuttery and the working Barn Theatre. A ... more
The Rye Wurlitzer
| In Rye | |
| 01424 444 058 |
Rye's historic Wurlitzer theatre organ, the second to arrive in England during 1926 and the 999th to be made, has been sited at Thomas Peacock Community College, Rye, since 1958 where it is still played today. ... more
The School of Wizards and Witches
| In Rye | |
| 01797 222 942 |
The School of Wizards and Witches is an interactive family immersive show. Using puppets, film scenery and amazing prop, you will feel as magical as Harry Potter or Gandalf. ... more
Northiam Showtimers
| Northiam, 6.6 miles from Rye | |
| 01797 252 918 | |
| 07843 884 005 |
Northiam based amateur variety group since 1996. members include teens to 60+. Annual self-penned shows in Northiam each with a new theme. Good social life between shows. New members welcome. ... more
Wall of Sound Singing Ensemble
| In Rye | |
| 07533 207 003 |
We Stand In Harmony! MAKE THIS YEAR THE YEAR YOU SING! The Wall of Sound Singing Ensemble is a new choir made up of solo performers and choir. The choir is an eclectic mix of choir and solo singers from The Sandra Scott Singing Studios from both the Rye and ... more
Rye Lodge Hotel Award winning 3 star hotel in central location with free parking and pool |
The Strand House 15th Century, 13 en-suite rooms, oak beamed guest house |
Rye Audio Tour Download MP3 audio tour; immerse yourself in Rye’s medieval history! |
The George in Rye Newly renovated luxury hotel in the heart of Rye, dating from 1575 |
Cadborough Cottages Walking distance from Rye. Ample parking. Peaceful location. |