Are you looking for an evening out or maybe something different to do at the weekend? Well look no further. Here you'll find a range of events taking place in Surrey and the surrounding area.

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15 June - 5 August       Double Act - Polka Theatre

I would like you to meet Ruby and Garnet. They’re twins, identical and inseparable – and do absolutely EVERYTHING together. But their lives are about to change. Recently, their Dad’s gone a bit weird. He’s been acting strange ever since he started dating that frizzy dizzy Rose. And now he’s only gone and bought a bookshop in the country…

Vicky Ireland’s funny and gripping stage adaptation, based on Jacqueline Wilson’s is being performed at the Polka Theatre in Wimbledon from 15 June until the 5 August.

18 – 23 June       Sherlock Holmes: The Final Curtain – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

Sherlock Holmes – the world’s greatest detective. Living in retirement on the South Coast, he keeps bees, occasionally casts his fly fishing rod, even plays his violin - when the rheumatism allows.

All too aware that he’s older and slower, he’s concerned that he might have lost his touch, paranoid that he is an easy target for his enemies. There have been so many over the years. He never truly believed Moriarty - his arch nemesis - died at the Reichenbach Falls.

This chilling, gripping drama is filled with unforeseen twists and revelations.

Starring Robert Powell and Liza Goddard the play is being performed at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre from Monday the 18^th to Saturday 23 June.

21 June      Grumpy Old Women To The Rescue - Epsom Playhouse

Fed up with flogging their guts out and always having to be in charge, the Grumpy Old Women have put their knobbly old feet up in glorious retirement, free at last to practise their extreme colouring-in, ukuelele orchestra and novelty fudge- making.

But with the world in a bigger mess than ever before, is there anything that can tempt them off their backsides to unleash their superpowers and once more come to the rescue ?!

Jenny Eclair, Dillie Keane & Lizzie Roper are the Grumpy Old Women and you can see them at the Epsom Playhouse on Thursday 21 June.

22 June              Comedy Club - Dorking Halls

You can enjoy some of the hottest new talent on the comedy circuit at the popular comedy club that has been running at Dorking Halls since 2001.

On Friday 22 June the new talent includes Jonny Awsum, Mary Bourke and Julian Deane

23 June      70's/80's Party Night - Electric Theatre, Guildford

Do you like the music from the 70's and 80's?

Composed of highly trained young professionals, Central Avenue promise a night of the highest quality entertainment for all ages and music tastes. There's a full 10 piece line up with an expanded horn section and three fabulous female lead singers.

You can see them at Guildford's Electric Theatre on Saturday 23 June.

22 June     Guildford College "Love and Information" - Electric Theatre

Guildford College's Level 3 performing Arts Students are presenting Caryl Churchill's “Love and Information”. It's a kaleidoscope play of short scenes addressing contemporary issues about knowledge, technology and communication, and our capacity to love. It's taking place at Guildford's Electric Theatre on Friday 22 June.

23 June      Jon Culshaw - Camberley Theatre

Comedian and impressionist Jon Culshaw and legendary comedy producer Bill Dare come to Camberley Theatre for an evening of unscripted, unrehearsed, spontaneous comedy and conversation as politicians, sports personalities and celebrities old and new are all up for a roasting. You, the audience, help choose which characters appear and what direction the show takes.

Jon reveals the secrets of mimicry, The Great British Take Off is topical, satirical, anecdotal and highly entertaining.

You can see Jon Culshaw on Saturday 23 June at the Camberley Theatre.

26 June     Watermill Jazz - Dorking

If you want some jazz - every Tuesday evening you can see a range of top UK and international artists perform live at Watermill Jazz. 

Next Tuesday, 26 June, you can see the Peter Horsfall - a singer, trumpet player, songwriter and producer based in London. For this concert, Peter and his band will play selections from his debut album Nighthawks, which was released in 2017 to critical acclaim

It takes place at Betchworth Park Golf Club, near Dorking.

27 June      Epsom Playhouse Backstage Tours

Have you ever wondered what it's like backstage at a theatre? On Wednesday 27 May there are a series of tours at the Epsom Playhouse where you can see behind the scenes and have your questions answered by their expert technicians. The tour lasts around an hour.

28 - 30 June       Bugsy Malone - Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford

The Yvonne Arnaud Youth Theatre returns to the Main Stage with a dazzling production of the timeless classic Bugsy Malone.

Bugsy Malone follows the rivalry of two half-witted gangs, headed by Fat Sam and Dandy Dan.

As the chaos ensues, can Bugsy keep a cool head and help restore order on the streets and save his friend’s livelihood?

You can see this production from Thursday to Saturday 28 - 30 June at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford

29 June      Guys and Dolls - Dorking Halls

Set in Damon Runyon's mythical New York City, Guys And Dolls takes us from the heart of Times Square to cafes of Havana, Cuba, and even into the sewers of New York City, but eventually everyone ends up right where they belong. This production is taking place at the Dorking Halls on Friday 29 June.

29 June      Comedy Cottage - Harlequin Theatre, Redhill

If comedy is your thing, top TV circuit & international comedians will be performing alongside rising stars of the future at Redhill's Harlequin Theatre. The regular Comedy Cottage next takes place on the Friday 29 June.

30 June - 8 July      The Merry Wives of Windsor - Polesden Lacey, Great Bookham

Shakespeare's classic farce is given the 1920s treatment, in this fast moving and colourful production. Taking place at Polesden Lacey on Saturday 30 June, why not bring folding chairs or blankets and enjoy the beautiful surroundings - it's the perfect way to spend a Summer afternoon. It's taking place over the weekends of 30 June/1 July and 7/8 July

1 July           Guildford Theatre School  "Lest We Forget" - Electric Theatre

The talented Drama students of the Guildford Theatre School take to the stage at the Electric Theatre to present a moving and thoughtful evening inspired by the First World War. It takes place on Sunday 1 July.  

5 July                Last Flight Out - Epsom Playhouse

Last Flight Out is an original one-person show inspired by the life of the record-breaking pilot, Amy Johnson.

Amy Johnson set off from Croydon Airport in 1930 on her record-breaking solo flight from England to Australia. She lived her life for discovery and the future of aviation.

In this play we meet Amy in a world of mixed memories, desires, wishes and ambitions, finding out how the world of this ‘lone-girl flier’ fitted together.

Last Flight Out premiered in 2017 at the Croydonites Festival of New Theatre to sold-out audiences and you can see it at the Epsom Playhouse on Thursday 5 July.

5 July                The Adventures Of Doctor Dolittle - Hawth Theatre, Crawley

When Doctor John Dolittle learns how to talk to animals, news of his skills spreads far and wide. Soon animals across the world send messages asking for his help. So, he buys a leaky old ship and, together with his trusty pet-crew sets forth on a mission to heal illness, spread compassion and gain a greater understanding of the animal kingdom.

A funny, much-loved and exciting adventure, with a strong message about responsibility towards animals and the environment.

This play is suitable for youngsters aged 5 and above and is at the Hawth Theatre in Crawley on Thursday 5 July.

6 & 7 July   BPM Dance Academy - Hawth Theatre, Crawley

The BPM Dance Academy is proud to present their 6th annual show at the Hawth Theatre in Crawley - featuring over 200 students from Mid Sussex as they show off their latest Hip Hop, Street Dance & Contemporary skills. You can see the next generation of dancers and talent in Mid Sussex on Friday and Saturday 6 and 7 July.

14 July       Puss In Boots - Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

Grab your boots and join Jack and Puss on their adventure, seeking fame and fortune, defeating the fearsome ogre Snapheels and winning the heart of the brave Princess Joy!

The award-winning storytellers Bard & Troubadour bring this classic tale to life with songs and laughs ideal for all the family. Expect performance, puppets - and plenty of audience participation! Great for all ages. This performance is on Saturday 14 July and takes place at the Riverside Restaurant at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

This production is part of Guildford Fringe Festival 2018.

18 July       Amandla - Harlequin Theatre, Redhill

In celebration of the centenary of Nelson Mandela’s birth the Freewheelers Theatre & Media Company perform their two-act play “Amandla!” “Amandla!” (which means Power to the People). The play charts the remarkable life of Nelson Mandela from his tribal boyhood to his time as a freedom fighter, through his imprisonment to the peak of his fame as president of South Africa.

With a cast of 35, and singers from two choirs, the Freewheelers tell this incredible tale using dance, drama, media & music. You can see it at Redhill's Harlequin Theatre on Wednesday 18 July.