Sharing Joyis a vibrant and colourful interactive performance created for people living with dementia, learning disabilities and other neurological conditions. Through music, dance, puppetry and laughter, the show brings pleasure and meaning to everyone watching, keeping audiences engaged, involved and exhilarated. Set in the 1940s and 1950s, theres music to bring back memories, dancing to enjoy (or join in with), swinging dresses and best suits. Its playful and joyous, encouraging everyone to take part and express themselves.High levels of participation help audiences to feel included and to make genuine connections proven to have a positive impact on mental and physical health. Sharing Joy is for carers, families and loved ones too, so whether youre caring for someone at home or working professionally in care, everyone is welcome.Sharing Joy can be performed in a variety of venues, including theatres, care homes, hospices, hospitals and community centres.Vamos Theatre has been working with the health and care sectors for over a decade, offering performances and workshops that engage, educate and inspire. The Show will last one hour, with the chance for a Q&A after the show, and also tea and biscuits for all attendees. This is all included in the price. Date: Tuesday 14th October Time: 11 am Venue: Wickham Theatre Centre, West Wickham.

Gaslight, by Patrick Hamilton. Directed by Caryl Rapps. This classic Victorian thriller is set in 1880s London. Jack Manningham is slowly, deliberately driving his wife, Bella, insane. He implies that she has inherited her own mothers madness and accuses her of losing pictures, jewellery, and bills until she begins to believe that it is all true. He has almost succeeded when help arrives in the form of a former detective, Rough, who believes Manningham to be a thief and murderer. Box office opens 28th August.