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NT Live The Importance of being Earnest - A play by Oscar Wilde directed by Max Webster

Mar 13th at 7:00pm

NT Live The Importance of being Earnest - A play by Oscar Wilde directed by Max Webster

King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys - Rough, tough and always rocking

Mar 14th at 7:30pm

King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys - Rough, tough and always rocking

The Rock of Ages Experience - The Ultimate 80's Rock

Mar 15th at 7:30pm

The Rock of Ages Experience - The Ultimate 80's Rock

The Royal Ballet & Opera House Live presents Romeo & Juliet - A live screening of Prokofiev's love story choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan

Mar 20th at 7:15pm

The Royal Ballet & Opera House Live presents Romeo & Juliet - A live screening of Prokofiev's love story choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan

The auditorium seats 144 or has 300 people standing.

Theatre, literary events, art exhibitions and films.

Disabled access throughout the ground floor and hearing loop.

Hundreds of events hosted annually.

Victor Agius

As a child in the 60’s Malta, I was always drawing and wanted to pursue a career in art. Unfortunately, I was not allowed to take up art at school as it was thought at the time that no one can make a living out of art. Not pursuing my interest in art, was my biggest regret in life.

As I was nearing retirement and just before the Covid pandemic, I took up painting, attending various art classes. Coming from the Mediterranean, I am influenced by the Impressionists and fascinated by light and bright colours. I now paint mostly in acrylic as I like to use thick paint in the impressionist style. I like to experiment with mixed media and different subjects and moving more towards abstract style of painting. Paint from the heart rather than the mind.

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Penny Berkeley

Penny Berkeley lives in Deal having previously been a London-based artist with a career spanning 40 years in fine art.

She uses her love of painting and nature to create intricate landscapes, particularly tree studies, as well as still life works and animal and bird studies. Penny has exhibited in private shows and publicly including the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy.

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Presented by the Astor Theatre in partnership with SEAS.

From 5th March to 30th March 2025

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Fancy doing something different for a couple of evenings a month? If you love theatre and events and enjoy meeting people and working with the public; we'd love to hear from you.

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Testimonials

  • The Astor is a unique place, theatre and meeting place.. Professionals mingle with amateurs and locals. It has wide ranging facilities for diverse activities. The management are helpful and friendly. It is a lovely place to perform, watch or participate.

  • We held our wedding reception here on 22 June with a live band and had the most amazing night!
    We wanted something relaxed and fun and that's exactly what we got...
    I would recommend this venue for a large party with a live band.

  • A jewel in this thriving seaside town
    Such a genuinely wonderful theatre, bar restaurant, art gallery, tucked away in the up and coming seaside town

  • Always a warm welcome from Team Astor and patrons of your delightful little theatre and a privilege to play such a well run and much loved venue.’Use it or lose it’ is a phrase I always bandy about but we need people to pack out theatres like the Astor so that we can carry on the great tradition of LIVE! entertainment and encourage young people to enjoy it as we have always done.

  • The Astor Theatre is a central pillar of culture in Deal. Historically and currently, the theatre has served the community and beyond with vision and dignity. The outreach work and community engagement is exemplary and as a visiting performer I have always been welcomed with support and kindness. Long may the Astor continue to shine a light on the Kent coast, a beacon of theatre, film, music, performance and more.