The Village Players Rushlake Green is an amateur dramatic society that stages several productions every year, including dramas, comedies, musicals and pantomimes. The speed with which tickets generally sell out is a testimony to the high standards of entertainment achieved. The group is always keen to attract new members. So if you have a particular skill, or you’re just keen to have a go, you’re very welcome to join. Involvement could be acting, singing, assisting with stage design or construction, providing technical support or helping out back-stage or front of house.
Next Production
Our next event, a Theatre Supper production of the Christmas based comedy ” Comfort and Joy” by Mike Harding will be performed from the 13th to 16th November at the Dunn VIllage Hall. Further information on this production, which will be directed by Pam Edmonds, including arrangements for a play reading and auditions is available on the Next Production page of the website.
The Best Days of Your Life
Our sell-out production of ”The Best Days of Your Life” was a great success with many of our audience considering it to be one of our very best events. We are grateful to our director, Heather Young, and to all of the talented cast and crew who made this production such a success.
Relative Values
Our recent cafe theatre production, ”Relative Values ”, was a great success with large audiences enjoying this comedy of manners by Noel Coward. We are grateful to our Director, Helen Halliday, and to all of the cast and crew who helped make this production such a success.
Angie Trew Awards 2017/18
The Angie Trew Awards for ”The most deserving actor ” and ” The person who has given the greatest input in productions” over the last year were presented at our AGM in October. Please see the News Page of the website for further details.
AGM
Our 2018 AGM took place at the Dunn Village Hall on Thursday 18th October. At the AGM the Village Players Committee and Officers were confirmed and reports given on our healthy financial position and a very successful year of productions. Most importantly all members present endorsed the proposal that the Village Players status should change to be a Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Please see the News Page of the website for further information
New Data Regulations
As many of you will know new data regulations were introduced recently, which require organisations to let their members know what information they hold about them and how they use it. Please click on the Privacy Policy link in the footer below to see our approach to these new requirements.