Coffee Shop and theatre tickets for the next professional theatre production ‘Dead on Cue’ this Saturday November 8th from 10.30 – 12.00 at The Hall
Come along to a sociable morning at the Hall and enjoy bacon baps, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and delicious cake while you relax with friends.
Tickets also on sale for our next professional live theatre night, “Dead On Cue” on Sat 22nd November – a ghostly thriller that’s perfect for the dark slide towards Christmas!
Professional Live Theatre continues at The Hall with this fantastic play – perfect for a dark Winter’s night…….
New spooky thriller “Dead On Cue” is written and performed by Mark Carey and proudly presented by Stratford Theatre Company and The Hall
Set in the same theatre dressing room, during the same play, 60 years apart. Two performances of Hamlet, but what is the unearthly link, what secrets are buried, and why is the old dressing room mirror so fascinating…..just don’t look into it?!
The stunning effects will have you believing that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Perfect live drama for a Winter’s night!
Hall bar and cafe open at 6:30pm for pre-show drinks, freshly ground coffees, ice-creams and nibbles.
Performance at 7:30pm
There will be an Interval of c. 25 mins with bar etc. open
Whichford Road, Stourton closed to vehicular traffic between the junctions of Marsh Farm Lane and Long Compton Road for drainage works Thursday 6th November.
An alternative route will be signed.
Vehicular access & egress will be maintained where possible.
Live Music with Pete Watkins singer and guitarist who is performing on Friday 14th November from 20.00.
Marcus Riley showcases the best of Motown in a ‘Motown Experience‘ on December 18th from 8.00. Paired with a 3 course dinner and bubbles early booking is recommended – see here
A Sparkling Christmas Eve Breakfast on Wednesday 24th December 9 -11. Booking essential see here
For a message concerning the last 2 Farmers Markets this year and the future of our much loved monthly events, please read below from Annie Lewis who has been instrumental in their success thus far:
‘Join us for the last two Farmers Markets of 2025! Thursday 6 November and Thursday 4 December, 6-8pm at the Hall, Fresh Veg, Cheese, Preserves, Meat, Eggs, Pies and Sausage Rolls, Teas, Chocolate……… plus ceramics, Neals Yard, cards and gifts. The splendid Catchy Fish will be serving their Fish and Chip Suppers and the Bar will be open. It is a great community social get together and the best local shopping opportunity.
The markets which run from April to December are completing their 8th successful year! Thank you so much our lovely stallholders and customers supporting local produce and people. Huge thanks are also due to the team who manage the admin, the media, put out signage, stock the bar, operate the bar, set up and help clear up at the end!
2026 will need a change in order for the market to continue – either in its current or a new format. New folk are needed for the admin and running of the market which are shared tasks requiring two/three people who give 5-10 hours each month. Anyone interested who has ideas and would like a chance to run or recreate this valuable and beneficial project is welcome to drop a note to anniethepatch@yahoo.co.uk.‘
Alan’s funeral will take place at St John the Baptist, Cherington on Thursday 13th November 2025 at 12:00 noon followed by a wake at Feldon Valley Golf Club.
By request family flowers only but donations if wished will be gratefully received to benefit Neuroendocrine Cancer UK.
Any donations may be left at the service or made by accessing the website here.
Coffee Shop and theatre tickets this Saturday October 18th from 10.30 – 12.00 at The Hall
Come along to a sociable morning at the Hall and enjoy bacon baps, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and delicious cake while you relax with friends.
Tickets also on sale for our next professional live theatre night, “Dead On Cue” on Sat 22nd November – a ghostly thriller that’s perfect for the dark slide towards Christmas!
Cherington and Stourton Village 