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FIRE AND IRON  
DORKING HALLS
THE ELECTRIC THEATRE
GALLERY
One of Surrey’s most popular venues, 
The Electric Theatre is Guildford’s local 
Fire and Iron is a craft gallery where you can 
Dorking Halls, presents a lively programme of 
community theatre and is well known for 
see the contemporary work of more than 200 
live entertainment and all the latest movies. 
its eclectic programme of drama, musicals, 
British and international art metalworkers, 
This beautiful 1930s venue is famous for 
dance, music, poetry, film, lectures and  
including blacksmiths, coppersmiths and 
its association with the British composer 
book-signings. It aims to offer ‘something  
jewellers. Fire and Iron is also famous for 
Ralph Vaughan Williams, who for many years 
for everyone’.
its public artworks sited around the UK. Set 
conducted the Leith Hill Musical Festival at 
The theatre was opened in January 1997 
in five acres of beautiful rural grounds right 
Dorking Halls. A statue of Vaughan Williams 
with first class technical facilities and a café 
on Junction 9a of the M25, the gallery is 
stands outside and a commemorative plaque 
bar and riverside terrace which enables 
housed in a group of buildings dating back 
can be found in the foyer. 
patrons to enjoy high quality food and drink 
to Plantagenet times. Special exhibitions 
complement a permanent display, and pieces 
The venue’s Intermission Café is a welcoming 
in a riverside setting. The building is owned, 
ranging from gifts to substantial outdoor 
haven for visitors to the area offering a range 
managed and funded by Guildford Borough 
sculptures are for sale. 
of tasty meals and snacks. 
Council.  
The Mole Valley Visitor Information Centre 
ONSLOW STREET,  
Fire and Iron won an RHS gold medal for 
can also be found at Dorking Halls.
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4SZ
its sculpture garden at the Hampton Court 
Palace Flower Show 2008.  
REIGATE ROAD, DORKING,  
t   >  01483 444789 
SURREY RH4 1SG
e   >  electrictheatre@guildford.gov.uk 
ROWHURST FORGE, OXSHOTT ROAD,  
t   >  01306 881717 
w   >  www.electrictheatre.co.uk
LEATHERHEAD, SURREY KT22 0EN
e   >  boxoffice@molevalley.gov.uk 
opening times > 
t   >  01372 386453
w   >  www.dorkinghalls.co.uk
Show Nights: 10:30 - 23:00 
e   >  lucy@fireandiron.co.uk 
opening times > 
Non-Show Nights: 10:30 - 17:00
w   >  www.fireandiron.co.uk
Mon - Sat from 10:00
Please check the website for performance times.
opening times > 
Sun opening times vary please contact the  
admission >
Mon - Sat  10:00 - 17:00 
Box Office directly
Prices vary, call the box office for  
Closed Sun and some Bank Holidays
(T)
further information on 01483 444789
(T)
www.visitsurrey.com 
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