The Secret Garden by Chapterhouse Theatre Company at Winchester Cathedral

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The Secret Garden by Chapterhouse Theatre Company at Winchester Cathedral
Join family and friends for what promises to be the most splendid evening of the summer as you picnic in historic surroundings and lose yourself in this tale of secrecy and curiosity.

Chapterhouse Theatre company is returning to Winchester Cathedral's Lower Deanery Garden on 29th July to perform The Secret Garden.

This summer, join young Mary Lennox on a journey of discovery as she is sent to her uncle's house in the countryside, where mysteries and secrets lurk around every corner… As she makes new friends and encounters magical creatures, Mary has one burning question: where is the location of her uncle's secret garden, and where has he hidden the key? This enchanting story, loved by children and adults alike, is presented in the historic surroundings of Winchester Cathedral's Lower Deanery Garden. Relive this tale of secrecy and curiosity in what will be one of the highlights of the summer.

 "Don't miss…the perfect evening" THE DAILY EXPRESS

Timings
Gates open at 5.00 pm and the performance starts at 6.00 pm.

Location
Lower Deanery Garden of Winchester Cathedral

Ticket prices
Adult £19
Child 3-16/NUS Student £11
Child under 3 Free

How to book
Book online here: https://www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk/event/the-secret-garden-by-chapterhouse-theatre-company/
Alternatively, call 01962 857 275 or book in-person at the Box Office inside Winchester Cathedral.

Important information
This is an outdoor production, so please bring a low-backed chair or blanket to sit on (seating is not provided), a picnic to dig into, and dress for the weather as the performance goes ahead regardless.
No dogs are allowed except guide or assistant dogs.
Please note that there is no on-site parking but we encourage you to either use one of the many car parks in Winchester City Centre or the Park and Ride.

 "Chapterhouse Theatre Company really do know how to engage an audience of all ages, their excellent adaptations are creative and entertaining." DERBYSHIRE TIMES