Salisbury International Arts Festival 2010
Friday 21st May to Saturday 5th June 2010Various venues, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 2EJ, England MAP
Varies from FREE to around £20
Offering sixteen days of performance, visual arts, literature and music which envelops the city of Salisbury in a colourful and vibrant celebration of the arts.
The Salisbury International Arts Festival takes place from Friday 21st May until Saturday 5th June 2010.
With a main cultural theme of Russia, an artistic focus on stories and an environmental theme of chalk and stone the 2010 Salisbury International Arts Festival promises to weave this colourful thread through performance, visual arts, literature and music.
Tickets - £50 (including a champagne reception) £35, £30, £25.50, £18.50, £10.50
The Allegri Quartet, St. Thomas' Church, Salisbury
Tickets - £18, £16
Sean Lock - Lockipedia, City Hall
Tickets - £17
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre at Old Wardour Castle
Tickets - £19.50, £12.50 (under 16s)
Stones by Orto-Da Theatre Group, Salisbury Playhouse
Tickets - £13
The Russian Patriarchate Choir by Candlelight, Salisbury Cathedral
Tickets - £27.50, £24.50, £20, £10.50
Eliza Carthy Band as part of The Imagined Village Project, Salisbury Arts Centre
Tickets - £13, £14 on door
Festival Finale, Music (Russia/UK/Eastern Europe), Cathedral Close
The climax of the Festival. Expect great music, fireworks, activities for all and picnicking!
Tickets - Early Bird Discount - Up to 27 April, Adult- £15.50, U16 - £8.50 , Family 2+2 - £45.00
To buy tickets, click here.
For more details, please see the Salisbury International Arts Festival website.
The Salisbury International Arts Festival takes place from Friday 21st May until Saturday 5th June 2010.
Line-up
The first acts include The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Pinchas Zukerman, The Allegri Quartet, Globe Theatre Company perform A Midsummer Night's Dream, Orta-Da Theatre Group, The Russian Patriarchate Choir by Candlelight, and Eliza Carthy Band as part of The Imagined Village Project.With a main cultural theme of Russia, an artistic focus on stories and an environmental theme of chalk and stone the 2010 Salisbury International Arts Festival promises to weave this colourful thread through performance, visual arts, literature and music.
Events
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Pinchas Zukerman, Salisbury CathedralTickets - £50 (including a champagne reception) £35, £30, £25.50, £18.50, £10.50
The Allegri Quartet, St. Thomas' Church, Salisbury
Tickets - £18, £16
Sean Lock - Lockipedia, City Hall
Tickets - £17
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre at Old Wardour Castle
Tickets - £19.50, £12.50 (under 16s)
Stones by Orto-Da Theatre Group, Salisbury Playhouse
Tickets - £13
The Russian Patriarchate Choir by Candlelight, Salisbury Cathedral
Tickets - £27.50, £24.50, £20, £10.50
Eliza Carthy Band as part of The Imagined Village Project, Salisbury Arts Centre
Tickets - £13, £14 on door
Festival Finale, Music (Russia/UK/Eastern Europe), Cathedral Close
The climax of the Festival. Expect great music, fireworks, activities for all and picnicking!
Tickets - Early Bird Discount - Up to 27 April, Adult- £15.50, U16 - £8.50 , Family 2+2 - £45.00
To buy tickets, click here.
Venues
Many events are held at Salisbury Arts Centre, and also right across town, in village halls and schools. There are free events nearly every day.For more details, please see the Salisbury International Arts Festival website.