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The setting is so idyllic that Guards Polo Club has become a legend
in polo circles. Its broad tree-fringed expanse is at the very heart
of Windsor Great Park , and has been the club's home since it was
founded in 1955. Driving on private roads through the ancient woods
where Edward the Confessor hunted wild boar and parkland laid out by
King Charles II, it is hard to believe that you are so close to
London , within a few miles of three motorways (M3, M4, M25). Most
matches start in the mid-afternoon, so there is ample time to
explore the Savill and Valley Gardens, picnic overlooking Virginia
Water, or bicycle through wildlife conservation areas. To book
tickets contact the ticket office on:- 01784 437 797
Pack a picnic and
invite your friends to Buckinghamshire's social event of the summer.
The West Wycombe Music Festival features two open air picnic
concerts in the glorious surroundings of the National Trust's West
Wycombe Park, near High Wycombe. Friday 27th June is Tribute Night
with a triple treat of Kylie, Robbie and Abba tribute bands.
Saturday 28th June is Proms Night, starring the West End's hottest
new act Teatro singing sonmgs from the shows. The concert, which
also features the London Gala Orchestra, ends with a flag-waving
'last night of the Proms' flourish. Both concerts end with fantastic
firework displays. For further information please call the Box
Office on 0500 66 1812 or visit
www.westwycombemusicfestival.co.uk
Sonnets Theatre Arts Workshop was
set up by David Phaure, who trained at The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts (ALRA)
where he was trained by Jeremy Young (The Bill, Doctor Who), Keith Martin (Radio
Commentator), Gaye Browne (stage theatre and Only Fools and Horses) and Julian
Glover (Indiana Jones, Bond, Star Wars). In the four years he focussed on drama
based on Stanivslaski with plays from Chekhov, Ibsen, Shakespeare and Stoppard.
Using Shakespeare as his inspiration for his drama school, “Sonnets”. Once
qualified he worked in Greater London doing workshops including Romeo and Juliet
to name a few. This is where David’s inspiration to teach as oppose to act
became evermore powerful and where he set up Sonnets Workshop.
For more information on Sonnets
contact: 01264 332 809 or visit
Sonnets Theatre Arts Workshop
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