April 2025 at The Hawth Crawley is set to be a month of dazzling performances, featuring a wide array of events that promise to captivate audiences with music, theater, and interactive experiences. From Tom Fletcher's beloved children's series leaping off the pages to the majestic sounds of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, this month's lineup also includes tributes to music legends, thrilling rock concerts, magical illusions, and a farewell tour by Sir Geoff Hurst. Each event offers a unique taste of culture and entertainment, bringing something special to every visitor's experience.

April Extravaganza at The Hawth: A Celebration of Music, Magic, and More

The Hawth in Crawley is set to host a remarkable array of events that promise to captivate audiences with a diverse mix of musicals, operas, and concerts. From the timeless allure of 'Ghost the Musical' to the captivating operatic tale of 'The Capulets and Montagues', along with tributes to iconic musical legends, there is something for everyone. With performances by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and engaging interactive shows, The Hawth is the perfect destination for entertainment seekers.

Experience Unforgettable Entertainment at The Hawth: A Diverse Lineup of Shows and Music

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After the huge international success of his last tour, So, Where Were We? which sold out 173 venues across 20 countries and was named UK Comedy Tour of the Year 2023 (Chortle), Dara's new show Re:Creation sees one of Ireland's finest live comedians back doing his favourite thing: standing in a theatre, telling stories and creating madness with the audience. It's guaranteed to be a very, very, funny night.

Dara Ó Briain: Re:Creation

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Escape to the countryside and experience the wonder of nature through music with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Opening with Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite, evoking the magical adventures of a Nordic folk hero with sparkling flights of fantasy, before soaring heavenwards in Vaughan Williams’ beloved Lark Ascending, painted with nostalgic English folksong.

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Celebrating the Spring

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