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Orpheus + Leith Hill Place Summer Concert

Set against the timeless beauty of Leith Hill Place, The National Trust and The Orpheus Centre invite you to a summer evening concert that blends history, music and warm storytelling.

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Orpheus founder Sir Richard Stilgoe, lyricist for Starlight Express and Phantom of the Opera, tells the story of The Orpheus Centre alongside the Centre’s empowering alumni singers. Join us for a unique evening in one of Surrey’s most enchanting settings.

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All £25.00

The basics

Booking number

Call 03442491895

Accessibility

Three disabled parking bays are available at the house. To reserve a space, please email: leithhillplace@nationaltrust.org.uk

Meeting point

Leith Hill Place

Other

Please park in the Rhododendron Woods car park (Tanhurst Lane, RH5 6LU) and follow the footpath to the house (approx. 7-minute walk).

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