Events

Wednesday 16th September 2026 at 6.00pm

Doors open at 5.30pm

Tickets: £5

Tickets are available HERE by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

Friday 18th September 2026 at 7pm

Saturday 19th September 2026 at 3pm

Saturday 19th September 2026 at 7pm

Doors & bar open half an hour before the show starts.

Tickets: £18

Tickets are available HERE, by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

WASHED UP IN WALBERSWICK  arrives at the Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall this autumn. ANYTHING CAN WASH UP ON THE NORTH SEA COAST…

From the team that brought you…

‘Death in Southwold,’

‘No Sex in Southwold,’ 

 ‘Sex and Death in Southwold’ 

and

‘Salacious Secrets in Southwold’.

Behind the mellow brick walls and tall yew hedges, what goes on amongst the media folk of Walberswick?

What dark deals, what dread deeds are done? What deceits and delusions are devised?

As usual, we are taking a long hard look at this part of the world.

An important play must be written, to address all of our most pressing problems:

Coastal Erosion, Net Zero, Small Boats, Climate Change, AI, Potholes.

Unfortunately this is not that play. This is a superficial comedy about people behaving badly in big houses.

You have been warned.

This production is supported by FESPA.

Saturday 26th September 2026, 7pm 

Tickets: £15

Tickets available HERE , by phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

Join ‘Suffolk boys’ Mike Warner and Richard Negus in a captivating conversation about custodianship of our countryside and coast.
Richard as a hedgelayer, and Mike as a fisherman, share many years experience of working ‘in the field’ and ‘out at sea’. They now also champion farming and fishing, which are such vital allies to our rural and coastal communities, landscape and wildlife.
Mike & Richard discuss the realities, challenges and successes of working the land and sea. As well as the future opportunities that can be harnessed to sustain a thriving countryside and coast.

Mike Warner – A Passion for Seafood 
Mike is a born and bred Suffolk food writer, specialising in telling the ‘Net to Plate’ story of how our seasonal and regional British catch is caught and landed, whilst connecting producer to consumer. Mike is passionate about the sustainability of not just our native fish stocks, but the fishing communities themselves; their tradition, culture and heritage. He is also an independent seafood and fisheries consultant, working with mainly hospitality and media clients to help forge the traceability connection and better understanding of the realities of seafood production.
He is a member of the Guild of Food Writers, a trustee of the fishermen’s charity, Fishing into the Future and chairman of the Shellfish Association of Great Britain.
@apassionforseafood

Richard Negus – Words from the Hedge
Richard is a former soldier and professional horseman. He now lays hedges for a living and is recognised for leading hedgerow management and rejuvenation. Richard is a practical conservationist, writer and now author of the widely acclaimed Words from the Hedge – A Hedgelayer’s View of the Countryside.
Richard co-hosts a weekly podcast, Countryslide, covering British rural life, and his writing features in The Daily Telegraph, The Critic and Scribehound. He is Suffolk born and lives in the heart of his beloved county.
@troopersnooks

Sunday 27th September 2026 at 3pm

Doors & bar open at 2.30pm

Tickets: £17

Tickets are available HERE

By phoning 01728 454022, or in person Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12pm at the AJH corner office.

22nd December, 1917. There is a knock at the door of Millicent Fawcett’s home on Gower Street, Bloomsbury. Lady Ottoline Morrell has crossed from her home at 44 Bedford Square to express her condolences for the loss of a beloved sister.

Millicent Fawcett, leader of the suffragists, is about to open the door to the patroness of the Bloomsbury Group. Ottoline’s vast circle of friends includes Prime Ministers and novelists, painters and philosophers. Her world is tainted by the whiff of scandal and the whisper of notoriety. Millicent on the other hand has been unwavering in her dedication to the crusade for women’s suffrage.

Across The Square imagines what might have occurred in an encounter between these two sharply contrasting women from very different worlds. Each in their own way, Lady Ottoline Morrell and Millicent Fawcett have left an indelible legacy on our political and cultural landscape yet they have languished too long in the twilight of obscurity, overshadowed by others.

In a show full of both laughter and drama, Across the Square seeks to shine a light on these immensely influential women. Written by international award-winning writer, Non Vaughan-O’Hagan and directed by Alex Pearson, Across the Square had its premiere at the Bloomsbury Festival and a sellout revival at London’s Jermyn Street Theatre. Will these two extraordinary women find common ground? Two differing world views are about to collide over a glass of sherry.

www.acrossthesquare.co.uk
@AcrosstheSquare

This event will finish at approximately 4.10pm.