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“In a wonderful place, at the breaking of dawn, where the breezes were soft and the sunshine was warm, a place where the creatures ran wild and played free … A Koala called Kevin clung to a tree.”Based on the bestselling picture book about taking a chanceA Rose Original Production with Nicoll Entertainment, Lowry, Northern Stage, Unicorn Theatre, and MAST Mayflower StudiosBased on the book by Rachel Bright & Jim FieldDirected & co-adapted by Emma EarleComposer & co-adapted by Eamonn O’DwyerAn empowering and chuckle-out-loud story about embracing change — whether we like it or not.Join Kevin, King of the staying-still-kings, and his friends the wombats, roos, and dingos as they learn that “life can be great when you try something new”.Based on the multi-million copy selling book by Rachel Bright & Jim Field published by Hachette Children’s Group, this brand-new adaptation for stage is directed by Emma Earle (Oi Frog & Friends), with music and lyrics by Eamonn O’Dwyer (The Lion Inside).Running time: Approx. 55 mins (no interval)Group Discount available for Groups 10+
Age guidance: Most suitable for ages 3+ but all ages welcome
Get ready for a festive adventure in Sherwood Forest as Robin Hood comes to The Capitol Horsham for Christmas!Join Robin the dashing outlaw, brave Maid Marian, and their merry band as they outwit the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham in this action-packed pantomime.Featuring dazzling costumes, spectacular sets, catchy songs and plenty of laughs! Grab the best seats by booking early!Make extra savings in the first week with ALL TICKETS at £22.50 from 22 – 30 November! Group 10+ Discounts available from 5 – 19 Dec - please contact our Box Office 01403 750220Family of 4 discounts (max 2 adults) available throughout the runRELAXED PERFORMANCE with BSL Interpreter – Thu 18 Dec 6pmTailored for individuals and families who may benefit from a more relaxed environment, including those with sensory sensitivities, autistic minds and other neurodiverse conditions, learning disabilities, or anyone who prefers a gentler theatre experience. There will also be a BSL interpreter for customers who are d/Deaf or for whom BSL is their primary language.
When Charlie receives a new favourite toy bunny for Christmas, it seems that a world of friendship and magic is just around the corner. But can Christmas Bunny compete with the newer, more exciting toys that begin to appear in the playroom? And will they ever find a way to hop about with the other rabbits in the garden? Can you help them work out what it takes to become a real rabbit?Packed full of music, audience participation, fun and laughter, Half Cut Theatre’s 50 minute adaptation of the classic children’s story The Velveteen Rabbit is the perfect festive adventure for all the family!Tickets £17 – Family of 4 offer (max 2 adults) £60RELAXED PERFORMANCE – Sat 20 Dec 10.30amTailored for individuals and families who may benefit from a more relaxed environment, including those with sensory sensitivities, autistic minds and other neurodiverse conditions, learning disabilities, or anyone who prefers a gentler theatre experience.
Age 2+
The Capitol is a short walk from Horsham rail station and a number of bus services run close to the venue. For more details: www.thecapitolhorsham.com/getting-here/
There are several car parks a short walk away. Pay and Display car parking is available at North St and BT Exchange Car Parks. For more information on Town Centre parking visit www.horsham.gov.uk/parking/horsham-town-centre-parking
Bar facilities in the foyer area provide a comprehensive range of refreshments in the evening and prior to performances.
For detailed access information please visit the theatre's access page: www.thecapitolhorsham.com/information/visiting-us/access-information/
The Capitol Horsham began life as The Ritz cinema in 1936. The building, designed in the Art Deco style with local materials, featured a 1,086-seat auditorium and a Compton Theatre organ. In 1937, Union Cinemas ran into financial crisis and it fell under the control of Associated British Cinemas (ABC) but the cinema retained its name as The Ritz. However, in 1967 The Ritz was re-named The ABC to give a clearer brand image. In the 1970s the cinema was added to ABC’s list for disposal due to a decline in attendance. Horsham District Council acquired the site in January 1982 and continued to run it as a cinema until November 1983. In 1983, the former Capitol Theatre (originally in London Rd, then Medwin Walk) was due for demolition to make way for Marks & Spencer’s so Horsham District Council decided to repurpose The Ritz into the Horsham Arts Centre. An elaborate conversion took place to provide both a 450-seat theatre auditorium and a 126-seat cinema screen. The venue reopened on 21st December 1984 and the new theatre space still retained much of The Ritz cinema’s original art deco auditorium features. A major refurbishment in 2002-2003 transformed the building into The Capitol, reopening in 2003 as a state-of-the-art multi-functional venue with the renovations focused on preserving the site’s historical elements while adapting it for modern entertainment needs. HRH Queen Elizabeth II visited for the official opening. Today, The Capitol continues to be a vital part of Horsham’s cultural life, offering a diverse program of events and activities with a theatre, studio, two cinema screens and a boutique-style bar. Box Office opening times can be found at the foot of our Home Page: www.thecapitolhorsham.com/Photo credit: Toby Phillips Photography
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