The Chapel of St Mary
Magdalene (also known as the Leper Chapel) is a place of worship
and part of the Parish of Holy Cross (with Christ the Redeemer Church)
on the east side of the city of Cambridge. The Chapel is owned and
maintained by Cambridge Past Present & Future (formerly Cambridge
Preservation Society). The Friends of the Leper Chapel, formed in
1999, promote the use of the chapel for education, cultural events
and worship.
HOLY COMMUNION
FIRST SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH 9am
Tues 6 –
Sat 10 July ‘Macbeth’ 8 pm
Insitu
Theatre’s Richard Spaul and Bella Stewart perform Shakespeare’s
study in personal and political violence and it effect on the soul,
in an intense two-hander. For more information see: insitutheatre.co.uk
Tickets:
£12/£10 (concessions) Advance booking: wegottickets.com
or call 01223 211451
Mon 19 –
Sat 24 July ‘Twelfth Night’ 8 pm
Shakespeare's classic
comedy of gender ambiguity and lost identities, high-spirited and
hilarious, melancholic and cruel. Another innovative production
from in situ's talented ensemble.
Tickets: £12/£10
(concessions) Advance booking: wegottickets.com
or call 01223 211451
Sat 11th September
from noon to 4 pm- Re-enactment of Stourbridge Fair
stalls and entertainments
with a medieval flavour, organised by the Friends of the Leper Chapel,
with support from Cambridge Past, Present & Future for Heritage
Open Day Weekend
come at midday for
the traditional opening of the fair or drop by through the afternoon.
Those who wish to visit the Chapel - it stands at Barnwell Junction
on the Newmarket Rd in Cambridge UK - may visit by prior appointment
with Janet Cornish, 01223-243830. Please note that there is no disabled
access to the Chapel.