EVENT PROGRAMME
SUNDAY 29 JUNE - TUESDAY 1 JULY
ONE DAY CRICKET
St Edmund's 1st XI vs Marleybone Cricket Club MCC
Sunday 29 June I 10.30am
Cricket Pitch
FREE
Experience a delightful day of cricket beneath the canopy of trees that border the St. Edmund’s 1st XI cricket pitch, just outside the school colonnade.
Bring your own picnic. Some seating with be provided. Refreshments will be available from The Horse Box from 10:30am.
Please use Giles Lane car park for this event.
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OPEN MIXED TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Sunday 29 June I 10:00am
Tennis Courts
Tickets: £5
Advance registration is essential.
We are delighted to present the St Edmund’s Open Mixed Tennis Doubles Tournament. Matches will be played on first-class courts set in the splendid grounds of the school. The competition is open to all tennis players aged 11+ including adults. Trophies will be awarded to the winners.
Come and enjoy a morning of friendly but competitive
tennis!
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FOOTBALL FEST
Calling all budding football players in Years 3 – 6!
Sunday 29 June I 10:30am - 12:00pm
Astro Pitch
Tickets: £10
Advance registration is essential.
Come and experience a fun coaching session and mini tournament with expert staff from the county’s leading football clubs. Participants will learn new skills and develop their technique. All levels of expertise are welcome.
We ask that parents remain onsite, and invite them to watch the world class MCC cricket match vs St Ed’s XI from 10:30am.
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RONNIE SCOTT'S ALL STARS
with special guest Polly Gibbons
An Afternoon at the Movies
Date: Sunday 29 June I 2.00pm
Venue: Festival Marquee
Tickets: £25 General Admission
Includes Tea and Cake
First time performing at The Festival on the Hill, the long serving alumni of Scotts "house band" bring a new show creating ‘An Afternoon at the Movies!
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The band will play choice selection of jazzed up film favorites and will feature the world class vocalist Polly Gibbons who will interpret fabulous songs such as Moon River (Breakfast at Tiffany's) Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend (Gentlemen prefer Blonds) "I Wanna be Loved by You' (Some Like It Hot) and a new version of the classic Dolly Parton song 9 to 5 and much more. Also on the menu, instrumentals from the likes of Henry Mancini - who would have been 100 this year, Herbie Hancock, Roy Budd and many more. Additionally, the afternoon will include a very famous piece of film music written by living saxophone legend Sonny Rollins, in Scotts club way back in 1966!
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THE CANTERBURY TALES
Monday 30 June I 7:30pm
Theatre
Tickets: £12.50; £10
On sale in May
THE CANTERBURY TALES
Matinee
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Tuesday 1 July I 2.00pm
Theatre
Tickets: £12.50 adults, £10 child/student U18
THE CANTERBURY TALES
& Fireworks
Tuesday 1 July I 7.30pm
Theatre
Tickets: £16.50 adults, £14 child/student U18
Includes entry to Firework display and a complimentary hot dog.
What better way to end this year’s Festival than with Chaucer’s classic, ‘The Canterbury Tales’, a collection of stories told by a group of pilgrims from all walks of life, as they journey from London to the shrine of Thomas Becket, in Canterbury Cathedral. Our Festival finale will be an updated recreation of the spectacle, bawdiness and humour of the fourteenth-century original. Once again in collaboration with the Music department, the Drama department will present the stories as a Tale-telling competition, with the audience invited to choose their winner. So come along, grab a tankard of ale and make merry. It’s sure to be a riot of an evening.
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