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CAST ANCHORPortsmouth’s Arts & Culture House

Box Office 023 92 654 321www.CastAnchor.co.uk

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Hello! And welcome to your new Arts Venue! Thank you for embracing such an exciting change to our city!

CAST ANCHOR is here to build upon Portsmouth’s roots as the foundation of our city’s artistic and creative capabilities. Who shaped Portsmouth? Where do we sit in terms of culture today?

Cast Anchor aspires to deliver a programme for you which: Enhances socialising and family activityEncourages appreciation for arts and culture & Encompasses an educational and heritage feel

At Cast Anchor, we aim to implement works of meaning and purpose that are enriching - but not overpowering, and through present entertainment with a light shadow of history- self reflection, increased knowledge and social opportunities shall be offered.

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“Cast Anchor offers a ‘dipping toes experience’ into arts & culture with a light hearted,

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by carfollow the brown signs to Portsmouth Harbour and park in Gunwharf Quays

by watertravel by whitelinkferry or hovercraft from Gosport or Isle of Wight

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IT’S ALL ABOUT PORTSMOUTH! launch campaign...You are invited to share an exciting experience to help cast our anchor into Portsmouth’s Harbour.


SHERLOCK HOLMES 3 THE FINAL PROBLEMSHERLOCK HOLMES

There’s something for everyone in our Sherlock Holmes trilogy!

Did You Know...Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published his first Sherlock Holmes book whilst living in Portsmouth!

SHER- LOCK

YOUR HOMES

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Did You Know...Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published his first Sherlock Holmes book whilst living in Portsmouth!

TITANIC 3D FAGIN’S LAST HOUR

OLIVER! THE MUSICAL

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TITANIC EXHIBITON

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MUMFORD & SONS

Wednesday 9th October - 7:00pm£17.50

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West London quartet Mumford & Sons create classic, bluegrass-inspired folkster songs, that has quickly created a buzz across the British media. As peers of Laura Marling and Noah and The Whale, vocalist Marcus Mumford is a wonderfully wise and weathered songwriter in his own right.

“We wanted to do something unashamed. We’re confident and happy to be where we are as a band — everything that’s happened with us has exceeded expectations, and it’s all been a surprise, it’s all much bigger than what we were prepared for. So when we came to recording this record we had a choice: to shy away from that, or to realise that people dig what we’re doing, and make something robust, with that energy.”- Ben Lovett, Mumford & Sons

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JAKE BUGG

BEN HOWARD

Saturday 12th October - 8:00pm£15

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Wednesday 16th October - 7:00pm£12.50

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This young singer/songwriter has accrued a hardcore fanbase by word-of-mouth, selling out shows both at home and across Europe. Raised by music-loving parents, Ben was introduced to the singer/songwriters of the '60s and '70s, with influences such as Nick Drake and John Martyn shining through on his critically acclaimed debut album 'Every Kingdom'.

Young singer/songwriter Jake Bugg stands out as one of the most exciting new UK acts of 2012

and manages to effortlessly straddle the gap between authenticity and mainstream appeal.

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ELLIE GOULDINGJANET DEVLIN

Friday 18th October - 8:00pm£10


Former X Factor contestant Janet Devlin, had very little singing experi-ence beforeKelly Rowland chose her for the X Factor live shows. Whilst on the X Factor live shows,

it was revealed that Janet had received the highest number of votes for the first Four weeks of the show, which was the highest consecutive public vote out of all the 2011 contestants. Janet is now carving out a very successful career as an acclaimed singer/songwriter, with her unique voice and style.

Wednesday 23rd October - 7:00pm£17.50

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As her debut album, Lights, made so thrillingly clear, Ellie Goulding uses her voice as a texture in much the same way that a skilled instrumentalist would. It is a sound – in Ellie's case, an utterly

distinctive and unforgettable one – that can play as important a role in her songs as any other musical detail.

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NOAH AND THE WHALE

Friday 1st November - 8:00pm£17.50

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Energetic popsters from London whose proficient songs and live sets employ

beautiful harmonies and elements of folk and bluegrass to good effect. Their hit song

'5 Years' Time' is sufficient to reel in any potential fan, as their packed-out gigs

would suggest.

Some of the lyrics on the album were inspired by some of Bukowski’s poetry. There’s one collection

of his poems in particular called ‘The Last Night Of The Earth’. I liked the title. I liked the immediacy of it potentially being the very last night on earth, but

also that it could be just any other night. For a while I was going to call the album ‘Night Windows’ after

the Hopper painting. I like the idea that the album is just a portrait of people’s lives over one evening and

what they’re doing.” - Charlie Fink, Noah and the Whale

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STEPHEN K AMOSJACK WHITEHALLHAVANT COMEDY

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Performing his solo stand-up show Jack Whitehall: Let’s Not Speak Of This Again, a massive sell out success. Jack will be taking Let’s Not Speak Of This Again on the road for his first series of solo live dates.

Friday 11th October - 8:00pm£17.50

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Tuesday 15th October - 8:00pm£17.50

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Sunday 20th October - 5:00pm£10.00


Entertaining audiences all over the world with his natural, assured delivery and his hon-est, original material, Amos is filled with an almost child-like joy and exuberance and can find the funny in some of the most unexpected places.

Havant Comedy Club brings you a collection of brilliant up and coming comedians certain to tickle your tum-my. If you fancy getting in-volved with stand up comedy or open mic nights, please visit Cast Anchor’s website.

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JON RICHARDSON RUSSELL HOWARD SHAPPI KHORSANDI

Tuesday 22nd October - 8:00pm£17.50

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The critically acclaimed comedian and Edinburgh If comedy nominee. 2008 win-ner for best breakthrough act in the Chortle Awards.

Tuesday 29th October - 8:00pm£22.00

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Russell’s humour is quick-witted, cheeky and wryly observant. ‘Probably the best of a new generation of comics. His mind is as sharp as a witch’s nose and gags flow from him with the ease and Majesty of the river Nile’ - Time Out.

Friday 1st November- 8:00pm£15.00


An Iranian female stand-up comic who has established herself on the London cir-cuit. As seen as on Live At The Apollo, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, 8/10 Cats and Have I Got News For You.

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SHERLOCK HOLMES 3

Holmes and Watson join forces to out-wit and bring down their most cunning adversary, Professor James Moriarty. Although influenced by Conan Doyle's short story "The Final Problem", the film follows an original story and is not a strict adaptation.

Sunday 6th October Thursday 10th October

weekdays £5.75 adults/ £4.25 consweekends £6.50 adults/ £5.00 cons


Film Club - view 5 films, view 1 free. no time restriction. collect your Film Club card from the box office or sign up on the website.

As part of Cast Anchor’s Sherlock Holmes Trilogy!

screenings: Sun 6th October - 2:30pm, 6:00pmThurs10th October - 12:00pm, 3:30pm, 7:00pm

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screenings: Sun 6th October - 2:30pm, 6:00pmThurs10th October - 12:00pm, 3:30pm, 7:00pm

LES MISERABLESTHE FILM

Friday 11th OctoberSaturday 12th October



Les Misérables is the motion-picture adaptation of the beloved global stage sensation seen by more than 60 million people in 42 countries and in 21 languages around the globe and still breaking box-office records everywhere in its 27th year. Helmed by The King's Speech's Academy Award®-winning director, Tom Hooper, the Working Title/Cameron Mackintosh production stars Hugh Jackman, Oscar® winner Rus-sell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, Samantha Barks, with Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen.

Did you Know...Part of Les Mis was filmed at Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard!

screenings: Fri 11th October - 10:00am, 1:30pm, 5:00pm, 8:30pmSat 12th October - 1:30pm, 5:00pm, 8:30pm

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A stage magician is hurled into a fantasy world, and must use his wits to stay ahead of three enchantresses who have plans for him.

Thursday 17th October£5.75 adults/ £4.25 cons


screenings:9:00am, 12:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:30pm

Tuesday 15th October£5.75 adults/ £4.25 cons

in the Studio Theatrescreenings:9:00am, 12:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:30pm

The Dan Scanlon-directed prequel traces back to when Mike and Sulley first met and couldn't stand each other.

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The 1997 ultimate romance and disas-ter film directed and written by James Cameron is back on the big screen in

3D to commemorate the centenary of the ship's ill-fated maiden voyage. Relive Jack Dawson (Leonardo Di-

Caprio) and Rose DeWitt's (Kate Winslet) short-lived romance on the luxurious ship that was meant to be

unsinkable.

Saturday 19th October£6.50 adults/ £5.00 cons


screenings:10:00am, 1:30pm, 5:00pm, 8:30pm

By purchasing a ticket for this film, you also recieve a free audio description of the Titanic Exhibiton

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DANNY BOYLE’SFRANKENSTEIN

THE HANGOVER III

Wednesday 23rd OctoberThursday 24th October

£5.75 adults/ £4.25 consin the Studio Theatre

This time, there's no wedding. No bachelor party. What could go wrong, right? But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off.

screenings:10:00am, 1.00pm, 4:00pm, 7:00pm

As part of the National Theatre Live programme, Frankenstein will be broadcast to cinema’s and arts venues around the world. This production is directed by Danny Boyle with a cast including Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller, with the two lead actors alternating the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature.

Wednesday 30th October£5.75 adults/ £4.25 cons



screening:7:30pm

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HUNGER GAMES:CATCHING FIRE

Saturday 26th OctoberThursday 31st October



“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire begins as Katniss Everdeen has returned home

safe after winning the 74th Annual Hunger Games along with fellow tribute Peeta Mellark. Winning means that they must turn around and leave their family and

close friends, embarking on a “Victor’s Tour” of the districts. Along the

way Katniss senses that a rebellion is simmering, but the Capitol is still very

much in control as President Snow prepares the 75th Annual Hunger Games (The Quarter Quell) – a competition that

could change Panem forever.”

screenings:Sat 26th October - 10:00am, 1:30pm, 5:00pm, 8:30pm

Thurs 31st October - 4:00pm, 7:30pm

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Carly-ann founded Most Wanted in 2007 a Hip Hop / Street Dance organisation consisting of three performance crews and regular drop in classes every Friday that anyone can

attend. Most Wanted were the Under 18’s Champions in the UDO Southern Street Dance Championships in 2010 and most recently made it through to the last 24 from over 200 crews from around the country to appear on CBBC’s Alesha’s Street Dance Stars this summer

Fasten your seat belts... The Car Man is back! Matthew Bourne’s internationally acclaimed dance/ thriller was first seen in 2000, winning the Evening Standard

Award for “Musical Event of the Year”

The Car Man is loosely based on Bizet’s popular opera and has one of the most thrilling and instantly recognisable scores in New Adventures’ repertory, brilliantly arranged by Terry Davies.

Wednesday 16th October - 7:30pmThursday 17th October - 7:30pm

£15 - £47.50in the Auditorium

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istoryGHOST DANCES JABBAWOCKEEZ

Tuesday 22nd October - 2:30pmTuesday 22nd October - 7:30pm£15 (schools discounts available)


Ghost Dances has a tremendous impact and audiences in many countries have delighted in its distinctive, rhythmic movement performed to haunting South

American tunes. However, it is the rep-resentation of the oppression of ordinary people, symbolised by the sinister ghost figures, which give the work much of its resonance.

As part of Dance GCSE and Dance A Level syllabus, this is sure to be popular. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Friday 25th October - 7:30pm£10 adults/ £8 cons


The Jabbawockeez is an eight-member, all male, hip-hop dance crew best known for being the winners of the first season of America's Best Dance Crew.Their tour reaches

out to those keen on pursuing hip hop as a career or those with just an interest, with clever choreography, blazin’ moves and poppin’ tunes. Their unique use of masks re-ignites traditional works from companies such as Commedia dell’arte and Trestle theatre.

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PIN UP SAILOR ARTGIL ELVGREN

VINTAGE NTR

One for the fashion conscious!Southsea Boutique Markets with a vintage fashion show

and lively entertainment in our fabulous classic venue.Come and shop for unique gifts created by local

designers, including a fashion display curated by costume designer and all round fantastic creative, Naomi Gibbs.

Friday 11th - Tuesday 15th OctoberFREE

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Saturday 5th - Tuesday 8th OctoberFREE

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Gil Elvgren (March 15, 1914 – February 29, 1980), was a painter of pin-up girls, advertising and illustration. Elvgren was one of the most important pin-up and glamour artists of the twentieth century.

Celebrate the sailor-esque feel with style at Cast Anchor’s It’s all about Portsmouth launch campaign.

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Friday 18th - Wednesday 23rd OctoberFREE

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Tuesday 29th - Friday 1st NovemberFREE

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Join us as we bring Titanic to the surface and discover what really happened over 1000 years ago. Travel back in time with us and enlighten your historical senses and ship expertise, afterall we live in Ports-Mouth!(majority faux artifacts)

Free audio description with purchase of Titanic 3D film ticket. Collect headset from box office.

Exhibition in the Foyer from Tuesday 29th October - Friday 1st November

Join best selling crime authors along with police and crime experts at CSI Portsmouth 2013 on Wednesday

30th October in the Studio Theatre for a thrilling event where crime fiction meets crime fact. Hear how the

authors write their popular crime novels, learn about what really happens at a crime scene, see how the

fingerprint bureau works, have your fingerprints taken, + much, much more.

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Monday 7th October - 7:30pm£17.50 - £52

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Fresh from its record-breaking run in the West End at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, one of the most beloved British musicals ever, Oliver!, is on tour around the UK!

Children from Portsmouth auditioned to play orphans in Oliver! and now present a truly individual version, to you

- A ‘not to be missed’ spectacular as part of Cast Anchor’s launch campaignIt’s all about Portsmouth!

Did you Know...Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth over 200 years ago!

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THE FINAL PROBLEMSHERLOCK HOLMES

Tuesday 8th October - 7:30pm£8 adults/ £6 consin the Studio Theatre

Portsmouth’s local Theatre Group 'The Phoenix Players' have embraced Sherlock Holmes in 'The Final Problem' in which he finally comes face to face with his greatest rival the evil

Professor Moriaty. Full of twists and turns and climatic finale it is sure to keep everyone on the edge of their seats.


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Thursday 10th October - 7:30pm£10 adults/ £7 cons

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Charles Dickens’ Oliver! - a dark tale of crime and punishment, is stunningly re-imagined in this critically acclaimed stage adaptation. Told from the point of view of Fagin the

Miser, one hour before his execution and on the brink of madness, he recounts his association with Sikes and Nancy, his accomplices in crime, and Oliver Twist, the incorruptible orphan boy who brought about his downfall. This unique and powerful one-man show offers a fresh insight into literature’s most controversial villain.

A great contextual piece, harmonious with Oliver!

Dickens Deal! - Discounted prices on Fagin’s Last Hour,

if an Oliver! ticket has been purchased.

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PUSH PHYSICAL THEATRE

Saturday 19th October - 7:30pm£12.50 adults/ £10 cons

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PUSH – Serious theatre that doesn’t take itself too seriously.”

PUSH brings people together. It’s eminently accessible to audiences of all ages and backgrounds while being profoundly transformational. PUSH hits hard, emotionally, but retains great respect for the characters it portrays and the audience it performs for.

DICKENS MURDER MYSTERY

Thursday 24th October - 7:30pm£15 (includes 2 course meal)

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Portsmouth’s local Groundlings Theatre presents ‘Dickens Murder Mystery, following success of other themed dinner events.

Meet a parade of Dickensian characters in a murder mystery dinner. Enjoy “food glorious food” and Pickwick the brains or the cast to solve a terrible murder with a Victorian London feel.

A chance to get involved! - Groundlings are offering workshops based on this event on Friday 25th October at 6:30pm in the auditorium FREE, for budding actors, or a sneak peak behind the scenes.

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GOODNIGHT MR. TOM THE STRANGE CASE OFDR JEKYLL & MR HYDE

Fiery Angel, the Ambassador Theatre Group, Fiery Dragons & The Children’s Touring Partnership present The Chichester Festival Theatre Production of Goodnight Mister Tom.

Tuesday 29th October - 7:30pm£10.50 - £22 (school’s discounts available)


Set during the dark and dangerous build up to the Second World War, Goodnight Mister Tom follows sad William Beech, who is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside and builds a remarkable and moving friendship with the elderly recluse Tom Oakley. All seems perfect until William is devastatingly summoned by his mother back to London.

As part of English Language GCSE, this is sure to be popular. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Hull Truck Theatre presents: The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Wednesday 30th OctoberThursday 31st Octobor

-7:30pm£12.00 adults/ £8 cons

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Doctor Henry Jekyll is a good man. Successful within his field, respected by his peers… and close to a neurological discovery that will change the face of medical science forever. But his methods are less than ethical. When a close friend and colleague threatens to expose and destroy his work, Jekyll is forced toexperiment on himself – and something goes very wrong. Or very right.

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SHER - LOCK YOUR HOMES

Saturday 5th October - 10:00am - 4:00pmFREE


As part of Cast Anchor’s opening day, and our launch campaign It’s all about Portsmouth! we bring you... Sher-LOCK your HOMES -where you’ll do just that!

Get out of the house onSaturday 5th October! and spend a full fun-day out with the family with arts and crafts, activities, games, exploring such as:Make a magnifying glassClues HuntSherlock WorkshopsTeam building excersises+ much more!


Sunday 6th October - 10:00am - 1:00pmFREE


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We recognise that Portsmouth has buckets of talent when it comes

to music. So why have we yet to deliver renowned

bands recognised globally!

We propose and attempt to initiate the next Stone Roses... the next Oasis... the next Spice Girls!

Register your band atwww.CastAnchor.co.uk for your chance at

being scouted. Prestigious and professional talent scouts gather on Sunday 20th October to hear

and see your band. This is your chance..Could you go down in history?


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Need a bass player?...Do you sing?...

Join us at Cast Anchor on Sunday 6th October for a shot at forming a band. The chance to show people your skills or recruit a band member.

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NEW THEATRE ROYALWORKSHOPS

Saturday 12th October - 10:00am - 12:30pmSunday 13th October - 10:00am - 4.30pm

£8 p/p for 8 hours of workshopin the Studio Theatre

We’ve teamed up with Portsmouth’s very own New Theatre Royal to deliver fun and engaging Youth Theatre Workshops this half term. We value our local theatres, and feel collaborating with them will improve Portsmouth’s artistic aura.

Learn acting and performance skills, build confidence and create your own devised work, including an hour’s workshop on script writing! Limited spaces. Price includes both days, please bring lunch on Sunday(1 hour lunch)See website for more details, call us, or come along to Cast Anchor’s box office.

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Sunday 13th October - 11:00am - 5:00pm£5 entry fee p/p

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Cast Anchor is proud to present Chance to Dance which is set to be our annual dance

competition. To launch this programme, local dance schools compete this year for

the opportunity to claim the Chance to Dance champions title.

As the programme progresses each year, we hope to extend to national companies.

If you are interested in competing in next year’s Chance to Dance competition,

please visit our website, call us, or come along to the box office for more details.

CHANCE TO DANCE

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LANTERN CARNIVAL

Saturday 26th October - 11:00am - 4:00pmFREE

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Get involved and make a Lantern thisHalloween in our fun family workshop day! There are drop in sessions throughout the day with Lantern Co from Sheffield, who have come to Cast Anchor to help us put on our very own Halloween themed Lantern Carnival.

Join the parade around Old Portsmouth at 5:00pm where you can proudly show off your craft skills!

“We make lanterns of all shapes and sizes. We make lanterns that float and fly, are processional or static, and use all types of materials: paper, fabric, fibre glass, plastics and anything else that we can find that enhances the glow of the light from within.”

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BUPA GREAT SOUTH RUN

Saturday 26th October - 8:30am - 10:00amSunday 27th October - 8:30am - 8:00pm

see entry feein the Foyer & Studio Theatre

Sunday 27th October - 6:00pm£10

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Bupa Junior and Mini Great South Run. Register online or turn up Saturday 26th in the Foyer. Registration open from 8:30am, ready for a 10:00am start. £13 entry fee to enter the run. Prize

ceremony Sunday 27th at 5:00pm in the Studio Theatre.

BUPA Great South Run. Register online or turn up Sunday 27th in the Foyer. Registration open from 8:30am, ready for a 10:00am start. £41 entry fee to enter the 10m run. Prize ceremony Sunday 27th 5pm in the Studio Theatre.

Entry fee includes t-shirt, medal, finisher’s pack and accurate chip timing.

The Royal Marines Bands have performed Beat Retreat a number of times in Portsmouth, once in 1996 and once in 1999 before

performing it in Horse Guards in London, and now revisit the material to play for you at Cast Anchor.

The Royal Marines Band Service continues to demonstrate professionalism and versatility whether deployed into operational theatre or performing on the concert platform.

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