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Mudam butterfly: What happened next?
2 April 2015
Madam Butterfly is one the world’s best-loved operas and many people wonder what happens to Butterfly's son at the end. A new play, ‘Mme. Butterfly: The One Man Opera’, at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre in Havant has the answer.
UK Premiece of ‘Nelson: The Sailors’ story’ comes to Havant
2 April 2015
RSC and West End performer Nicholas Collett follows up his hit show ‘Spitfire Solo’ with a spectacular feast of ocean-going action, surprise and song in the UK premiere of ‘Nelson – The Sailors’ Story’ at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre in Havant on Thursday 9th April 2015 at 7.30 pm.
Hampshire’s railway history inspires duo of new plays
24 March 2015
It’s full steam ahead for Hampshire-based theatre company Forest Forge as they bring two brand new plays, together entitled Leaves on a Line and both inspired by Hampshire’s railway history, to The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre on Friday 28th March at 1.45pm & 7.30pm and Hayling Island’s Station Theatre on Saturday 29th March at 7.30pm.
Come on – let’s Party Like It’s1945!
4 March 2015
This year’s Museums at Night event at The Spring takes its cue from VE Day – the declaration of Victory in Europe on Tuesday 8 May 1945.
An Enigma machine at The Spring
4 March 2015
The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre is delighted to announce a special talk by Dr Mark Baldwin which will feature a hands-on demonstration of one of the very few surviving Enigma machines. The talk will take place on Thursday 30 July at 8.00pm.
Waterloo – A Foregone Conclusion
21 January 2015
Professor Tony Pointon of the University of Portsmouth will present a talk at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre on Thursday 25 June, explaining his theories about what really happened at the Battle of Waterloo.