This summer, we will be presenting The Hound of the Baskervilles and Camelot for audiences to enjoy from socially distanced tables, each seating up to four people, outside in The Watermill Theatre's beautiful gardens.
We are pleased to announce that after high demand we will be extending the run of The Hound of the Baskervilles until Sunday 6 September and Camelot until Saturday 5 September. Tickets go on sale Thursday 6 August at 10am.
Lose yourself in a world of knights and chivalry, royalty and romance in a spirit-lifting concert performance of Lerner and Loewe’s musical based on the legend of King Arthur, Guenevere and Lancelot.
From the writers of My Fair Lady, enjoy classic songs including ‘If Ever I Would Leave You’, ‘How To Handle A Woman’, ‘The Lusty Month of May’ and ‘Camelot’.
The show takes place outside in The Watermill Theatre gardens. Seats will be uncovered, and performances will go ahead whatever the weather, so bring a sun hat, warm clothes and waterproofs to enjoy the experience of watching this very special concert performance in the garden. You may also wish to bring a cushion.
Age guidance 8+
Tickets £120 per table. Each table seats up to four people, from your party only (e.g. £30 per person for a table of four people, £60 per person for a table of two people)
Tables are unreserved and you will be able to select your table on arrival.
Running time: Approximately two hours including a twenty minute interval.
Performances from Monday 17 August to Saturday 29 August are SOLD OUT.
Performances from Tuesday 1 September to Saturday 5 September:
Monday to Saturday evening performances at 7.30pm, doors open at 5pm.
Thursday and Saturday matinées with an additional matineé performance on Wednesday 2 September at 2.30pm, doors open at midday.
Dine at The Watermill
Why not enjoy the whole Watermill experience and book to dine before the show or have a cream tea after the matinée.
Click to find out more about Pre Evening Show Supper here, Pre Matineé Lunch here and Post Matineé Cream Tea here. Please book in advance by calling the box office on 01635 46044.
Only food and drink purchased at The Watermill may be consumed on the premises. Unfortunately, picnics are not permitted.
Social Distancing and Safety Measures
To ensure the safety of our audience members, performers, and staff, we have implemented social distancing measures, and this includes significantly reducing the number of audience members we can welcome onsite for each performance.
There will be twenty tables available for each performance on the back lawn, which can each seat a maximum of four people from your party only. Tables are unreserved and you will be able to select your table on arrival. Each table will be in its own 2 metre x 2 metre area with space between neighbouring tables and aisles.
For more information, please read our FAQs here.
Directed by Paul Hart
Musical Supervisor Tom Attwood
Lighting designed by Harry Armytage
Sound designed by Tom Marshall
Costume designed by Emily Barratt
Associate Director Lucy Betts
Michael Jibson
King Arthur
Theatre credits include: Hamilton (Victoria Palace Theatre, Olivier Award Winner - Best Supporting Actor in a Musical); Roots (Donmar Warehouse); Road Show (Menier Chocolate Factory) Comedy of Errors (Royal Exchange Theatre); A Midsummer Night's Dream, Timon of Athens (Shakespeare's Globe); Take Flight (Menier Chocolate Factory - WhatsOnStage Award Nomination - Best Supporting Actor in a Musical); The Canterbury Tales (RSC); Brighton Rock (Almeida Theatre); A Chorus Line (Sheffield Crucible); Our House (Cambridge Theatre, West End - Olivier Award/ WhatsonStage Award Nomination - Best Actor in a Musical); The Go-Between, The Kissing Dance (Pleasance Theatre); Bugsy Malone (Queen's Theatre West End); Oliver! (London Palladium).
Film credits include: An Unquiet Life (Atticus); Last Night in Soho (Big Talk Productions); 1917 (Storyworks Productions Limited); Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Disney/Lucas Film); Hunter Killer (Millenium Films) Beauty and the Beast (Disney); The Lighthouse (Dogs of Annwn); The Riot Club (Blueprint Pictures); Good People (Millenium Films); The Fifth Estate (Dreamworks); Les Misérables (Working Title/ Universal); The Physician (UFA Cinema); Hammer of the Gods (Vertigo Films); The Darkest Day (Lindisfare Films); Panic Button (Movie Mogul Films); Devil's Bridge (Dogs of Annwn); Cemetery Junction (Sony International); The Golden Boy (Short) (Wilton Pictures); Redmist (Freakdog) (North Entertainment); Lecture 21 (Lecture 21 Ltd); The Bank Job (Skyline/Lionsgate); Flyboys (Dean Devlin/Electric Entertainment); Our House (Tiger Aspect/ BBC3).
TV credits include: Thursday 8 O'Clock, The Barking Murders, Trauma (ITV Studios); A Discovery of Witches (Bad Wolf); Quiz, DCI Banks, Lewis (Left Bank Pictures); Honour (Hera Productions for ITV); The Alienist (Paramount Television); Saints and Strangers (National Geographic/ Sony); The Last Kingdom (BBC/ Carnival); Father Brown, That Day We Sang, Casualty (BBC); Galavant (ABC); The Thirteenth Tale (BBC/ Heyday Films); Burton and Taylor (BBC 4); Hatfields & McCoys (History Channel).
Radio credits include: The Archers (BBC); Life Lines, November Deadlist, The Archers (BBC Radio 4); Roots (BBC Radio 3/ Donmar Warehouse)
Caroline Sheen
Guenevere
Watermill credits include: Under Milk Wood (2017); Crazy For You (2016)
Theatre credits include Nine to Five (Savoy Theatre); Kiss Me, Kate (Kilworth House Theatre); Only The Brave (WMC/Soho Theatre/Birdsong); Moving Stories (National Theatre); City of Angels (Donmar Warehouse); Rags (Lyric Theatre); Putting It Together (St James Theatre); Les Miserables (RSC); Mary Poppins (West End and US TOUR - HELEN HAYES AWARD BEST ACTRESS); The Light in the Piazza (Curve); Myths and Hymns (Finborough Theatre); Mark Ravenhill’s Dick Whittington (Barbican Theatre); Once in a Lifetime (National Theatre); A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (National Theatre); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK); Grease (Clear Channel); The Witches of Eastwick (Original West End Cast); Mamma Mia! (Original West End Cast); Into The Woods (Donmar Warehouse).
TV credits include: Pitching In (BBC/LA Productions); The Rook (Starz/Lionsgate/LibertyGlobal); Press (BBC1); Noson Lawen (S4C/BOOM Cymru); CARIAD@IAITH (LOVE4LANGUAGE, S4C); Henry VIII – Mind of a Tyrant (RED DOX for Channel 4); Doctors (BBC1); Torchwood (BBC Wales); Hotel Babylon (BBC1).
Film credits include: Four Kids and It; Nativity Rocks (Mirrorball Productions); Les Miserables (Barricade Productions).
Marc Antolin
Lancelot
Theatre Credits include: Romantics Anonymous (Bristol Old Vic and Sam Wanamaker Playhouse); Hedda Gabler (Sherman Theatre); Cry Havoc (Park Theatre); Little Shop of Horrors (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk (UK / US Tour, Edinburgh Fringe and Bristol Old Vic); Twelfth Night (The Globe); Peter Pan (National Theatre); The Trial (Young Vic); Taken at Midnight (Theatre Royal Haymarket and Chichester Festival Theatre); Amadeus (Chichester Festival Theatre); From here to Eternity (Shaftesbury Theatre); Matilda (RSC/ Cambridge Theatre and RCS Courtyard Theatre); Singin' In The Rain (Chichester Festival Theatre); Bells are Ringing (Union Theatre); Into The Woods (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); Once Upon A Time At The Adelphi (Union Theatre); Hello Dolly (Regents Park Open Air Theatre); Billy Liar (UK Tour); Imagine This (New London Theatre); The Music Man (Chichester Festival Theatre)
Film Credits: London Road (Cuba Pictures); Hunky Dory (Milligan and Nesbitt Productions); Love Actually (Working Title)
TV Credits: Keeping Faith (Vox Pictures); Caerdydd (Fiction Factory); More Than Love (Tiger Aspects)
Short Film Credits: Coconut Shy (Poisson Rouge Productions); Grace Diggers (James Partridge Productions); The Present (Cookson Factory)
Peter Dukes
Mordred
Training: Guildford School of Acting.
Theatre includes: Brief Encounter (West End/Kneehigh); Assassins, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Crazy For You (Watermill); She Loves Me (Menier Chocolate Factory); Burke And Hare (Cheltenham Everyman Studio); The Two Gentleman Of Verona and Hay Fever (Changeling Theatre Company); Phantom Of The Opera (Her Majesty’s Theatre); Run! (Polka Theatre); Chess (UK Tour/Princess of Wales, Toronto); The Sound Of Music (UK Tour); Sonnet Walks (Guildford Shakespeare Company); The Three Musketeers, Sense And Sensibility, Importance Of Being Earnest (Jenny Wren Productions); Journey’s End (Electric Theatre); Pirates Of Penzance (Kilworth House); Babes In Arms (Union Theatre); Chess In Concert (Royal Albert Hall).
Film includes: Benjamin’s Struggle; Tainted Wings.
Workshops include: Wonderland (Nottingham Playhouse), Burke and Hare (Watermill), Silas Marner and Douze Points.
Damien James
Sagramore
Just graduated from Rose Bruford College’s BA Actor Musicianship course and is thrilled to be making his professional debut at The Watermill Theatre
Emma Jane Morton
Ensemble
Emma Jane trained at The Arden School of Theatre, Manchester.
Watermill credits include: Sweet Charity (2018).
Theatre Credits include: Amélie (UK Tour and The Other Palace, London); Keep the Home Fires Burning (UK Tour); Crazy For You (UK Tour); Two Petite Pantos (Drayton Arms/Brighton Fringe), Two Singular Sensations (Brighton Fringe); Honk (Union Theatre); Dick Whittington (Key Theatre, Peterborough); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Windsor Castle); Aladdin (Key Theatre); The Leader of the Pack (Waterloo East Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Open Air/Savill Garden); Cabaret (MAC, Belfast); Blonde Bombshells of 1943 (Gatehouse, London); Dick Backard (Theatre N16); Save The Last Dance For Me (UK Tour); Dreamboats & Petticoats (UK Tour).
Other credits; Amélie Cast Recording, Commercials for Skoda & Britain’s Got Talent; Rock and Roll Revolution (UK Tour), Prince Revelation (G Live, Guildford), Cinderella & Space Jump (West End In Schools, Bluebox Entertainment) and various corporate gigs with The Blue Jays and The Experience.
Sioned Sauders
Ensemble
Training: Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
Watermill credits include: Amélie (2019); Sleeping Beauty (2016); Calamity Jane (2014 and UK Tour); HONK! (2007)
Theatre credits include: Sunshine on Leith (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Made in Dagenham (Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch & New Wolsey, Ipswich); The Witches (Curve & Hong Kong); The Pearl (The Production Exchange); James & the Giant Peach (Birmingham Old Rep & UK Tour); Robin Hood and The Babes in The Wood (New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich); Chess (Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto & UK Tour); Jungle Book (Lyric Theatre, Belfast); The Poor Soldier (Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds); Robin Hood & The Babes in The Wood (Clwyd Theatre Cymru); Sunset Boulevard (Harold Pinter, West End); Animal Farm (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Amadeus (Wilton’s Music Hall).
TV credits include: Casualty (BBC), Presenter on Sam ar y Sgrin (Tinopolis, S4C)
MD work includes: Fiddler On The Roof (Curve Theatre); A Grand Night For Singing (GSA); Oklahoma! (Curve Theatre)
Tom Self
MD / Dinadan
Training: Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance (Leverhulme Musical Theatre Trust Scholar.)
Watermill Credits: Sweet Charity, Murder for Two (Associate Musical Director) & Scratch Choirs for the Watermill’s Outreach Department.
Theatre Credits: Barefoot in the Park (Pitlochry Festival Theatre). Musical Director for Aladdin (UK Productions); Robin Hood (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch); Musical Director/ Ronnie in Noel Cowards: Me and The Girls (UK Tour); Union Chairman/Onstage Musical Director in The Hired Man (Hull Truck, Oldham Coliseum & Queens Theatre Hornchurch, 2019 Offie Award Nomination); Associate Musical Director for Murder for Two (UK Tour / The Other Palace); Farrah Fawcett In/Onstage Musical Director in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch, 2018 Offie Award Finalist); The Tramp/Onstage Musical Director in Salad Days (Theatre Royal Bath/Union Theatre) & Musical Supervisor / Musical Director of Aladdin, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Peter Pan for Parkwood Theatres.
Tom Sowinski
Lionel
Tom graduated from Rose Bruford College, having gained a BA (Hons.) in Actor-Musicianship. He also trained at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and New York Film Academy.
Theatre credits at the Watermill include: Lennox in Macbeth, Theseus/Snout in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oberon/Lysander/Theseus in A Mini Summer Night’s Dream, Harrison Howell in Kiss Me Kate.
Theatre: George Martin in Cilla - The Musical (UK and Ireland Tour) Group Captain Henry in The Glenn Miller Story (London Coliseum) The Buddy Holly Story (UK Tour) Roll Over Beethoven (Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch)
Chioma Uma
Narrator
Chioma Uma graduated from Rose Bruford College with a degree in Actor-Musicianship. She made her first professional onstage debut as 'Hattie' in Kiss Me, Kate! at The Watermill Theatre and had her first leading role playing 'Cinderella' in 'Cinderella the Rockin' Panto!’ last year.
Additionally, Chioma has composed and musically directed for theatre in the past, recently Co-commissioned to compose for Ockham’s Razors touring show ‘This Time’. Due to the pandemic, Chioma’s Shakespearean debut to play ‘Rosencrantz’ in The Watermill’s all-female Hamlet was temporarily delayed but she is delighted to be returning to The Watermill for their socially-distanced concert rendition of Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot