Save the Date! 🎭 18 April 2026
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve partnered with Don’t Go Into The Cellar to bring a terrifying theatrical production of Jekyll and Hyde to Saltwood Village Hall.
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve partnered with Don’t Go Into The Cellar to bring a terrifying theatrical production of Jekyll and Hyde to Saltwood Village Hall.
In a new and enthralling one-man stage adaptation of the classic tale of terror, acclaimed actor Jonathan Goodwin plays both Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde. Journey with us to Victorian London, and experience the unbridled horror of this perennial favourite. The City is paralysed with fear when the repugnant and wicked Mr Hyde embarks upon his criminal spree. But what is his shocking secret, and what possible connection can he have with the dour and respectable Dr Jekyll? Goodwin performs in a show scripted by himself and co-directed by Goodwin and Gary Archer.
Don’t Go Into The Cellar.. Dread the Boards…
Don’t Go into the Cellar! theatre company bring new adaptations of nineteenth-century literature’s greatest ghost and horror stories to modern-day audiences. So leave this weary, workaday world behind, Ladies and Gentlemen and join
us for some good old-fashioned thrills, chills and chuckles. But remember, whatever you do – DON’T GO INTO THE CELLAR! Since we were established in 2010, Don’t Go Into The Cellar have worked with over100 organisations. These include theatres, art galleries, museums, libraries, manor houses and castles. Regular clients include National Trust, University of Birmingham, Hampshire Libraries and several city and borough councils. We also perform at festivals and private functions. Since 2020, we have presented well-received live performances broadcast on our Facebook page as part of our regular Sunday Down The Cellar seasons. These have brought us to a worldwide audience.
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The hall is available for your party, reception, dance, anniversary, wedding, regular meetings, classes, music, drama or club activities of any kind.
The hall occupies a picturesque setting overlooking the village green in the heart of Saltwood's conservation area. The hall was built in 1899.
The hall is owned by the Robert Thompson Charities at Saltwood - Registered Charity No. 1194270
It is run by the Robert Thompson Trustees and management team
The hall occupies a picturesque setting overlooking the village green in the heart of Saltwood's conservation area. The hall was built in 1899.
The hall is owned by the Robert Thompson Charities at Saltwood - Registered Charity No. 1194270
It is run by the Robert Thompson Trustees and management team
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