Our past productions
Titles in orange have a clickable link to see photos of the production.
February 1992
The Sleeping Beauty
May 1992
Ways and Means
December 1992
Fishy Business / Hidden Meanings
May 1993
The Boyfriend
February 1994
Cinderella
November 1994
The Patient & Rats
June 1995
Variety Show
January 1996
Boeing Boeing
February 1997
Beauty and the Beast
November 1997
Relatively Speaking
March 1999
Holiday Snap
February 2000
Mother Goose
November 2000
Seasons Greetings
October 2001
Fiddler on the Roof
May 2002
Out of Order
February 2003
Jack and the Beanstalk
November 2003
Home is Where Your Clothes Are
June 2004
Theatre in the Round
November 2004
South Pacific
May 2005
Blithe Spirit
February 2006
Dick Whittington and his Cat
November 2006
Don’t Dress For Dinner
May 2007
When We Are Married
July 2007
A 15th Anniversary Review
November 2007
The Ghost Train
May 2008
My Fair Lady
November 2008
Not Now Darling
May 2009
Hay Fever
Nov 2009
It Runs in the Family
Dec 2009
A Celebration of Christmas
(in aid of The Eve Appeal in memory of Angie Trew)
June 2010
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
(Shakespeare-on-the Green)
November 2010
Deadly Nightcap
May 2011
Oklahoma!
November 2011
See How They Run
February 2012
An Enchanted Journey around the world
(poetry and music evening in aid of Queen Victoria Hospital)
May 2012
Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime
December 2012
20th Anniversary Review
June 2013
The Merry Wives of Windsor
November 2013
Make Way For Lucia
May 2014
Carousel
November 2014
There Goes The Bride
May 2015
Fatal Encounter
November 2015
Victorian Christmas Evening
February 2016
Cinderella
August 2016
Radio Play
November 2016
Glorious
June 2017
Sand Castles
November 2017
A Woman of No Importance
May 2018
Calamity Jane
November 2018
Relative Values -Programme via link below
May 2019
The Happiest Days of Your Life
Programme Happiest Days of Your Life
November 2019
Comfort and Joy
November 2021
May 2022
The Sound of Music
November 2022
Dracula – The Bloody Truth
November 2022
Dracula – The Bloody Truth by Le Navet Bete & John Nicholson.
Comedy, directed by Helen Halliday, a vigorous retelling of the Dracula story.
