10th February 2025 - 13th February 2025
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Monday 10th February
5:15pm - Wiseman's present BOUNCERS
Wirrten by John Godber. Bursting with imagination and wit, Bouncers is an outrageous and hilarious parody of the disco scene. The four brutish bouncers of the title portray over twenty different characters as we are invited for a night out on the town.
6:45pm - East Town present FAWLTY TOWERS
Communication Problems, written by John Cleese and Connie Booth. Basil and the others have to deal with a very difficult old man called Mr Richards who’s hard of hearing, has poor eyesight and a short temper when it comes to his money. Basil has received a tip for a horse, Dragonfly. He uses his staff to place a bet on said horse and desperately works to keep this bet secret from his tight with money partner, Cyril.
8:15pm - North Town present ST SNOBSTON'S
A School Parody, written by North Town
Tuesday 11th February
5:15pm - West Town present THE HEIGHTS
Written by Lisa McGee. The play shows the lives of young people brought up on the tower block estates of Britain. Through the eyes of specifically one person, Lillie Lee, we see just how creative and imaginative someone can be when they are subjected to boredom and the constant feeling of isolation. Lillie tells stories she makes up, sometimes they’re funny, sometimes they’re sad, sometimes they’re wonderful, sometimes they’re terrible. But they are always just stories…
6:45pm - School House present THE BIBLE, THECOMPLETE WORD OF GOD (ABRIDGED)
Written by Adam Long, Reed Martin & Austin Tichenor
8:15pm - Watson's present FROSTED FIASCO IN BERGEN
Written by Watson's House
Wednesday 12th February
5:15pm - Moberly's present I'M IN A FAIRY TALE, GET ME OUT OF HERE!
Written by Paul Cockcroft. It’s the ultimate reality show. Eight contestants from the world of Fairy Tales, split into 2 teams of 4, “The Has-Beens” and the “Wannabees” – compete fiercely against each other for the chance to revive or change their Fairy tale careers. It’s hard, it’s heartbreaking, it will have you cheering for your team and commiserating with the losers!
6:45pm - Oakeley's present CRIMES IN EGYPT
Written by Feargus Woods Dunlop.The funny 1930s murder mystery is brought to life by the girls of Oakeleys house. With an an intensely dramatic detective, german doctor, two ex-besties, attractive husband, new found lovers, a drunk captain, a romance novelist and her embarrassed son all aboard a ship sailing along the Nile. There's sightseeing, camel racing, crocodile spotting, drunken conversations, embarrassing mums, screaming matches, suspicious activity and….. I think I just saw a crocodile wearing sparkly crocs. But Aurora Lightly is dead! Horror! So who dun it? Follow the story of how the beautiful and respectable Aurora was brutally murdered in her cabin on Wednesday the 10th April 1935 at 11:30pm.
8:15pm - Worcester present CUT
Written by Edward Monk, A group of actors rehearses a play within a play within a play. As the plot complications multiply, the actors begin to forget who is playing whom and who is the real director -- as opposed to the actor who is playing the director, or vice versa. Then they can't seem to remember who they really are, as opposed to the people they are playing in any of the various scripts. Then things start to get confusing.
Thursday 13th February
5:15pm - Hallward's present THE ATTIC
A ghost story by Robert Scott. Demi began trying to sort out the attic ahead of the house move, but she’s become obsessed with an incomplete letter she’s found. Is it a suicide note? A confession? What’s her connection with the woman from the past?
6:45pm - Holland's present CHATROOM
Written by Enda Walsh. In a quiet corner or the internet, a group of bored, restless teenagers spend their time deconstructing children's literature and the messages in modern pop music. but when a new member joins to share his depression and thoughts of suicide, the conversation takes a darker turn... This amateur production of "Chatroom" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
8:15pm - South Town present JUNGLE BOOK
Written by Cheryl Barrett. Set in the Indian jungle, The Jungle book combines poetic licence and plenty of humour and songs to retell Rudyard Kipling’s delightful story
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Monday 10th February 5:15pm - Wiseman's present BOUNCERS Wirrten by John Godber. Bursting with imagination and wit, Bouncers is an...
Chris Barber’s legacy to the British and European music scene started with a love of 1920s American jazz and blues. Together with Trumpeter, Ken...