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Kingswood Arts

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Siobhan Cole

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28 December 2024

Review of Once Upon a Kingswood Christmas

We loved this experience so much, it was truly magical. The cast were all fantastic (it would be good if there was a way to know who you were watching to credit them) and the story and setting were perfect. I brought my 3 and 5 year old and they were mesmerised by it, so much so that we brought their cousin along to see it a couple of days later. We hope you'll be back next year because we we'll be signing up to watch if you are! Thank you

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Mrs H L Fairclough

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25 December 2024

Review of Once Upon a Kingswood Christmas

Magical show in a fantastic location the quality of the performances was incredible. Great value for money and the whole show was so immersive and fun.

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Catherine Budd

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25 December 2024

Review of Once Upon a Kingswood Christmas

Gorgeous!

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Ram Corbin

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24 December 2024

Review of Once Upon a Kingswood Christmas

What a great show. Perfect for kids, and adults, lovely cast. A Very entertaining event all round for a great Christmas occasion.

About

Kingswood Arts changes lives for the better. Through free & affordable creative arts activities for young people and families we foster a safe welcoming environment where everyone can take part, grow & learn! 

We work with hundreds of local families on the Kingswood Estate and surrounding areas and support our community to thrive. Co-creation is at the heart of everything at Kingswood Arts and our programme is made by and for our local community.

Kingswood Arts has an ever changing programme of free & affordable events for the whole family to enjoy. From festivals, to live theatre, to foods & flavours from around the world, there is something for everyone. 

Kingswood House was first commissioned in 1811 by William Vizard, a well-connected solicitor who leased 30 acres from Dulwich College. The house was extended in the 1890s by John Lawson Johnston, the inventor of Johnston’s Fluid Beef (Bovril) and was affectionately known as Bovril Castle. The house was used during World War One as a convalescent home for Canadian Soldiers and during World War Two the basements were modified into a bomb shelter. 

In the 1950s it was acquired, along with the land, by the local authority who built the Kingswood Estate, a collection of 691 mostly council-owned dwellings that surround the house. After many years as a Community centre and Library, the house was sadly left empty but is now entering a new era as Kingswood Arts.