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Rough Cast Theatre presents !
MARCH 26th 2026
The REAL INSPECTOR HOUND + A SEPARATE PEACE
The Real Inspector Hound is a farcical Agatha Christie-style murder mystery which two theatre critics, Moon and Birdboot, have come to review……Or have they? They have demons of their own to deal with and, in a riot of love triangles, deaths, ludicrous card games and mistaken identities, who is the “real” Inspector Hound? Moreover, how does he make it through the fog, and whose is the body on stage?
A Separate Peace is set in a nursing home late at night. John Brown turns up to book himself in, despite being perfectly well. He is willing to pay in cash for residency, but can he be allowed to stay, and what is his real secret? Where did he get all that money from? Is he dangerous and ….why is he here?
performance start time 7.30pm, tickets £13 or £7 (students)
tel 01379 586745 or online at www.roughcast.co.uk
Past Events at Chapel Hall Arts
The Space Between Days
Premiere and Live Performance
Multi screen installation with live music which explores the ideas of sleep and dreaming. A collaboration between film maker Bill Jackson, composer Esbe and scultper Gus Farnes.
Four Concerts presented by Fressingfield Sounds
Autumn Series 2025
"In petticoats I was nobody, in breeches and this red coat I was, I am somebody"
Hannah Snell was a real woman, who disguised and lived as man for five years. She joined the infantry in 1745 to fight Bonny Prince Charlie and his Jacobites. Three years later, she joined the marines, sailed to India and fought the French and their Indian sepoys. When she returned, a theatre near St Pancras (entrance fee – a pint of red wine) employed her to sing solos and perform the Manual Exercise – movements with a musket that an infantry soldier had to do perfectly. Hannah did it to acclaim. We don’t know what she was paid, only that she worked every night of the summer of 1750, and that she and her story, dictated to and published with help from a journalist, were the talk of the town. When the theatre closed in the autumn, she toured her act to Bath and Bristol.
This solo show written, performed and directed by Georgina Lock tells the incredible story of Hannah Snell, female soldier 1750
The chapel space is available to rent for
creative activities, meeting, ceremonies and celebrations.
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Archive Film Night with Jim Cecil
11th July 2024
A very special evening of film featuring 4 shorts, projected on 16mm and depicting the life and times of rural East Anglia in days gone by. A community cinema presentation.
Tickets are £10 at https://pay.collctiv.com/chapel-hall-creative-82711
includes tea and cake!
If you would like more information please call Claire on 07789 854029
Past Events at Chapel Hall Arts
the space is available to rent for creative events/work/celebrations
please get in touch
An Accent Waiting to Happen
6th July 2024
An extrodinary one man show charting the life and times of Richard 'kid' Strange, the man who really has done it all. Tickets £12.50 from
https://buytickets.at/chapelhallarts
Sound Bath with Jack Pescod
9th June 2024
Tibetan sound bath and gong bath with Jack Pescod. Join us for a relaxing restorative sound journey in 432hz frequencies for mind body and soul. 10am £20 reseve your place with Jack 07786 431632
