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LET US ARRANGE YOUR THEATRE OUTING
April 25, 2013 – 8:26 am
Thinking of atttending a performance at Keswick’s famous Theatre by the Lake? Just tell us what you want to see and when and we will arrange the tickets for you, give you an early dinner and have a taxi ready to take you down to the theatre and back at the end of the performance. We simply pass onto you
THEATRE BY THE LAKE, KESWICK PRESENTS “SEE HOW THEY RUN!” – FROM 25 MAY
April 23, 2013 – 12:35 pm
See How They Run!
It’s wartime 1944 and in sleepy Merton-cum-Middlewick the most urgent conflict seems to be over who is decorating the church pulpit for the Harvest Festival. Ex-actress Penelope is struggling to settle in to her new role as demure vicar’s wife – but all that is about to change as her handsome former co-star, an escaped German prisoner
THE STABLE BAR BISTRO HAS OPENED!
March 30, 2013 – 8:45 am
For the last year we have been offering outstanding fine dining in our refurbished Coach House Restaurant and now we are delighted to announce the opening of the Stable Bar Bistro. The Bistro is set in the original lodge stables creating a unique & relaxed atmosphere. In these more somewhat less formal surrounding we are offering appropriately less formal food
GREAT FOOD AT RAVENSTONE LODGE GETS EVEN BETTER!
February 28, 2013 – 4:19 pm
We are delighted to announce the arrival of a new Head Chef at Ravenstone Lodge, Rob Taylor. Rob is an outstanding chef with a wealth of experience. Having worked under the 2 Michelin star chef Jean Marc Antonello Rob went on to gain 2 AA rosettes as Head Chef in a number of prestigious restaurants across the UK. The menu
KESWICK STREET THEATRE, 28 May to 16 July
February 28, 2013 – 4:16 pm
Every Tuesday from 28th May until the 16th July Keswick Street Theatre present their summer production, which starts outside the Moot Hall at 7.30pm. Over 1¼ hours the audience are taken on a short walk around the centre of town where they enjoy ten different scenes, each depicting different characters and events from Keswick over the last 450 years. Staged
