Box Office
The following are 'ticket only' events.
House Drama Festival
04 October 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
In the House Drama Festival, pupils source or write their own pieces as well as directing, designing and starring in them! In recent years some houses have gone 'solo' whilst others have paired up with a brother or sister house to present everything from black comedy, to moving Drama, to children's theatre and comic sketches. The choice is entirely theirs!
Half the houses will perform Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 October, and the remaining houses will perform Thursday 7 and Friday 8.
Full details of 'who performs when' will be available by week three of the Autumn Term.
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated seating - please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
House Drama Festival
05 October 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
In the House Drama Festival, pupils source or write their own pieces as well as directing, designing and starring in them! In recent years some houses have gone 'solo' whilst others have paired up with a brother or sister house to present everything from black comedy, to moving Drama, to children's theatre and comic sketches. The choice is entirely theirs!
Half the houses will perform Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 October, and the remaining houses will perform Thursday 7 and Friday 8.
Full details of 'who performs when' will be available by week three of the Autumn Term.
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated seating - please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
House Drama Festival
07 October 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
In the House Drama Festival, pupils source or write their own pieces as well as directing, designing and starring in them! In recent years some houses have gone 'solo' whilst others have paired up with a brother or sister house to present everything from black comedy, to moving Drama, to children's theatre and comic sketches. The choice is entirely theirs!
Half the houses will perform Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 October, and the remaining houses will perform Thursday 7 and Friday 8.
Full details of 'who performs when' will be available by week three of the Autumn Term.
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated seating - please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
House Drama Festival
08 October 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
In the House Drama Festival, pupils source or write their own pieces as well as directing, designing and starring in them! In recent years some houses have gone 'solo' whilst others have paired up with a brother or sister house to present everything from black comedy, to moving Drama, to children's theatre and comic sketches. The choice is entirely theirs!
Half the houses will perform Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 October, and the remaining houses will perform Thursday 7 and Friday 8.
Full details of 'who performs when' will be available by week three of the Autumn Term.
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated seating - please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
The Autumn Concert
15 October 2010, 18:30, Big School
Heroes and Heroines of the Big Screen
The Autumn Concert sees most of Haileybury's top ensembles perform for the first time in the academic year, just before half-term. With a sharp focus on heroes and heroines, and including the Chapel and Chamber Choirs, Jazz Bands, Wind Band and Orchestra, this one-hour concert will be the perfect break before packing up the car and driving into the sunset!
All welcome - tickets required
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
Joanna MacGregor - Masterclass
05 November 2010, 17:00, Bradby Hall
Joanna MacGregor is thought of as one of the world’s most innovative musicians, committed to expressing musical connections across increasingly diverse and original programming. Haileybury is very excited to be hosting this renowned pianist who will be giving an open Masterclass to pupils from Haileybury and other schools as well as delighting the audience with a concluding Recital, including tango works by Astor Piazzolla, experimental works by George Crumb and 4 Mazurkas by Chopin.
A rare opportunity to see a musician of this repute in Hertfordshire.
All welcome - tickets required at £4 for the Masterclass and £10 for the Recital (£5 concessions)
For Tickets and information, Email the Box Office or call on 01992 706229
Joanna MacGregor - Recital
05 November 2010, 19:30, Bradby Hall
Joanna MacGregor is thought of as one of the world’s most innovative musicians, committed to expressing musical connections across increasingly diverse and original programming. Haileybury is very excited to be hosting this renowned pianist who will be giving an open Masterclass to pupils from Haileybury and other schools as well as delighting the audience with a concluding Recital, including tango works by Astor Piazzolla, experimental works by George Crumb and 4 Mazurkas by Chopin.
A rare opportunity to see a musician of this repute in Hertfordshire.
All welcome - tickets required at £4 for the Masterclass and £10 for the Recital (£5 concessions)
For Tickets and information, Email the Box Office or call on 01992 706229
ABF : The Soldiers' Charity Concert
23 November 2010, 19:30, Chapel
Sinfonietta - the British Army Orchestra
Lieutenant Colonel Bob Meldrum MBE Conductor
Lance Corporal Helen Betteridge Leader
- Nicolai: Overture from the Merry Wives of Windsor
- Barber: Adagio for Strings Op 11
- Reinecke: Flute Concerto in D Op 283
- Barber: Capricorn Concerto Op 21 for Flute, Oboe, Trumpet and Strings
- Schumann: Symphony No 4 in D Minor Op 120
Sinfonietta comprises musicians drawn from the 22 bands of the Corps of Army Music and is directed by the Army’s Principal Director of Music - Lieutenant Colonel Bob Meldrum MBE. The string players are found mainly from the London based State Bands of the Household Cavalry, Royal Artillery and Foot Guards whilst brass, woodwind and percussion specialists hail from as far a field as the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland in Edinburgh.
This is a very rare opportunity to hear the British Army’s finest orchestral musicians perform in concert and to support our soldiers’ own charity.
All welcome - tickets required at £15
(OAPs £10) (including interval refreshment)
For Tickets and information, Email the Box Office or call on 01992 706229
Sweeney Todd
01 December 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
Fifths and Sixth Form Production:
Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Join us for the Fifths and Sixth Form production of the musical by (multiple Tony, Academy and Grammy award winner) Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, a gruesome tale of bloody revenge!
Set in Victorian England, it follows the story of Sweeney, a barber who was wrongly transported to Convict Australia. On his return to England he finds his child has been adopted by the man who murdered his wife. What better way to take revenge than in the barber's chair? But what will he do with all his unsuspecting victims...?
If you like your comedy black and enjoy the musical genius of Sondheim (who turned 80 this year), do come and see the show!
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated Seating - Please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
Sweeney Todd
02 December 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
Fifths and Sixth Form Production:
Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Join us for the Fifths and Sixth Form production of the musical by (multiple Tony, Academy and Grammy award winner) Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, a gruesome tale of bloody revenge!
Set in Victorian England, it follows the story of Sweeney, a barber who was wrongly transported to Convict Australia. On his return to England he finds his child has been adopted by the man who murdered his wife. What better way to take revenge than in the barber's chair? But what will he do with all his unsuspecting victims...?
If you like your comedy black and enjoy the musical genius of Sondheim (who turned 80 this year), do come and see the show!
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated Seating - Please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
Sweeney Todd
03 December 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
Fifths and Sixth Form Production:
Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Join us for the Fifths and Sixth Form production of the musical by (multiple Tony, Academy and Grammy award winner) Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, a gruesome tale of bloody revenge!
Set in Victorian England, it follows the story of Sweeney, a barber who was wrongly transported to Convict Australia. On his return to England he finds his child has been adopted by the man who murdered his wife. What better way to take revenge than in the barber's chair? But what will he do with all his unsuspecting victims...?
If you like your comedy black and enjoy the musical genius of Sondheim (who turned 80 this year), do come and see the show!
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated Seating - Please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
Sweeney Todd
04 December 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
Fifths and Sixth Form Production:
Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Join us for the Fifths and Sixth Form production of the musical by (multiple Tony, Academy and Grammy award winner) Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd, a gruesome tale of bloody revenge!
Set in Victorian England, it follows the story of Sweeney, a barber who was wrongly transported to Convict Australia. On his return to England he finds his child has been adopted by the man who murdered his wife. What better way to take revenge than in the barber's chair? But what will he do with all his unsuspecting victims...?
If you like your comedy black and enjoy the musical genius of Sondheim (who turned 80 this year), do come and see the show!
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated Seating - Please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
Lower School Drama Club Presentation
06 December 2010, 19:30, Ayckbourn Theatre
Pupils who have been participating in the Lower School Drama Club across the term will present a short evening's entertainment based on the works of Roald Dahl.
All welcome - tickets required
Unallocated Seating - Please take your seats by 7.15pm, after which time tickets may be released
Please note that when booking more than one ticket, it is not mandatory to fill in details for other attendees.
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