insideSUSSEX Magazine Issue 13 - March 2016 | Page 23

EVENTS

The Curse Of The
Invisible Man
// 24-26 Mar

A spine-chilling
whodunit based
on the classic
mysteries by G. K.
Chesterton. Multiple
murders have been
committed, but the
culprit leaves no
trace. Can he…or
she…be truly invisible? And is it all really due to some malevolent
ancient curse?

Back To The 1970s // 18 Mar

‘Repast’ is a monthly supper club run by Sam Bilton, from her home in
Haywards Heath. The set menus take their inspiration from a historical
person, event, traditional celebration, or era. Rather than religiously
recreating the food of our past, historical recipes will be used as a
reference point to create modern dishes. The suppers are for up to 12
guests who bring their own wine to accompany the meal.
In March it’s ‘Back To The 1970s’, with seafood cocktail and Arctic
roll, but not quite as you may remember it.

7.30pm (Saturday matinee 2.30pm). Price: £17.50-£21.50
The Capitol Horsham, North Street, Horsham RH12 1RG
www.thecapitolhorsham.com / 01403 750220

Time, price and location available on request
www.repastsupperclub.co.uk / 07525 159005

Architectural Antiques &
Reclamation Auction
// 19 Mar

Wellers Auctioneers
announces an architectural
auction. The auction, held at
Authentic Reclamation in East
Sussex, with over 600 lots mainly unreserved - will include
18th and 19th century stone troughs, century oak beams, benches
and staddle stones, stone and cast iron garden ornaments including
urns and lampposts, cast iron rain hoppers, brackets and porcelain
sanitary ware, York stone, cast iron/marble fireplaces, Victorian leaded
stained glass, period pine and oak furniture, feature doors, mirrors, fire
dogs, baskets and lighting, cast and wrought iron gates, and railings.

The Railway Children // 28 Mar

York Theatre Royal’s Olivier Award-winning production of Mike Kenny
and Damian Cruden’s imaginative stage adaptation is directed for
the screen by International Emmy award-winner, Ross MacGibbon.
Recorded live at the National Railway Museum in Yorkshire, this
adaptation of E. Nesbit’s heart-warming tale features the original
locomotive from the much-loved 1970 film.

10am. Price: Free
West Lymden Farm, Lymden Lane, Stonegate TN5 7EF
www.wellersauctions.com / 07966 437099

3pm and 6pm. Price: £15 (children £12.50)
Uckfield Picture House, High Street, Uckfield TN22 1AS
www.uckfieldpicturehouse.co.uk / 01825 764909

In London
The Crime Museum Uncovered // Until 10 Apr

The Crime Museum Uncovered is a fascinating collection of real objects and evidence from real-life
case files, never before seen by the public. Although not an exhaustive exposé of crime in London,
the exhibition takes visitors through some of the capital’s most notorious crimes. They include the
cases of Dr Crippen, the Great Train Robbery and the Kray twins, as well as those cases which
may be lesser known, but that have played a key role in the way London is policed today.
From 10am. Price: from £10
Museum of London, 150 London Wall, London EC2Y 5HN
www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/whats-on/exhibitions-displays/the-crimemuseum-uncovered / 020 7001 9844

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