Oxshott Area Guide

Step into a shimmering past where punchlines land like vintage vinyl and tunes refuse to leave your head. If You Can is a fast, funny sketch and musical comedy revue served with a delicious retro wink, where one gag tumbles into the next and costume changes happen at the speed of laughter. Expect razorsharp turns of phrase, toetapping numbers and moments of pure theatrical silliness that keep the audience smiling from the first beat to the final bow. As the evening unfolds, sketches and musical numbers play out as the earlier rounds of a fictitious quiz show, each scene doubling as a question or challenge that feeds straight into the climax. The Final Round takes place inside that gameshow world: cast members step forward as contestants and are put through their paces on the very scenes the audience has just watched. The format is theatrical and selfreferentialpart sketch, part game showso timing, memory and improvisation all count, and the tension is played for comic effect under the studio lights. Bring friends, bring your loudest laugh and settle in for an evening of music, mischief and competitive hilarity. Book your tickets now for a night of retro charm and relentless comedy that rewards attention and delivers pure theatrical fun.

Leatherhead take on Fareham Town in this Isthmian League - South Central Division fixture.

Leatherhead take on Metropolitan Police in this Isthmian League - South Central Division fixture.

Leatherhead take on Egham Town in this Isthmian League - South Central Division fixture.

SCARLATTI Two Sonatas in G: K 162, K 14 GANGI Two Studies LEGNANI Caprice Op 20, VII, Prestissimo TARREGA Variations on Paganini's 'Carnival of Venice' AVETISYAN, arr. DAKESIAN A Folk Prologue CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO Caprichos de Goya, No XVIII: 'The Dream of Reason Produces Monsters' SAINZ DE LA MAZA Rondeña Interval PIAZZOLLA Four Seasons of Buenos Aires ARIE DAKESIAN Meditations on the Mediterranean PUJOL Trois Morceaux Espagnols Arie Dakesian is a classical guitarist studying at the Royal College of Music, where he's currently pursuing a Master's degree in Performance with professors Gary Ryan and Christopher Stell. He's a Houston Family Scholar and a recipient of the highly sought-after Julian Bream Trust scholarship award, as well as several Armenian scholarship funds including the Ouzounian Trust and AGBU Scholarships. He was recently selected for the highly prestigious Tillett Debut Scheme 2024, which allows a two-year collaboration and a wide range of performances; this made him only the fifth guitarist to receive the award since the scheme emerged in 1995. Born in Beirut, Lebanon, to an Armenian family, Arie has since been exposed to a wide variety of music from an early age, which is woven into the very fabric of his music-making. This very much shows in his concert programmes as well as his debut album released in 2024. Recent engagements include performances in Kew Gardens, Kings Place, the Royal Albert Hall, St James's Piccadilly and Wigmore Hall. Arie Dakesian is supported by the Tillett Trust. TICKETS General admission £22. Family (one adult accompanying one or more children): £15 Family (two adults accompanying one or more children): £30 NHS staff, UC recipients (with ID): £5. Book in advance (email Jane Muir, [email protected]) or request at the door Free entry for members, children and students U26 (with card) The venue is a church with good acoustics and comfortable seating. Please note there are some pillars. Suitable for disabled access as there are no steps. Free parking is available at the church (limited) and on the street.