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2013

1. Designs on Ladies

   by Georges Feydeau, translated by David King, adapted by Rodney Figaro
   directed by Maxina Cornwell

   Saturday 27 to Saturday 4 May 2013

2. Rhinoceros

   by Eugene Ionesco, translated by Martin Crimp
   directed by Louise Stenson

   Saturday 23 to Saturday 30 March 2013

3. Once in a Lifetime

   by Moss Hart & George S Kaufman
   directed by Mark Turnbull

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 14 to Saturday 16 February 2013

4. The Deep Blue Sea

   by Terence Rattigan
   directed by Susan Conte

   Saturday 26 to Saturday 2 February 2013

2012

1. Dracula

   by Liz Lochhead adapted from Bram Stoker's novel
   directed by John Riley

   Saturday 8 to Saturday 15 December 2012

2. Henry VIII or All is True (staged reading)

   by William Shakespeare & John Fletcher
   directed by Simon Bartlett & Muriel Keech

   Thursday 1 to Saturday 3 November 2012

3. The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery

   by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin jr.
   directed by Louise Stenson

   Saturday 22 to Saturday 29 September 2012

4. Romeo and Juliet

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Debbie Campbell

   Outdoor Summer Production

   Sunday 15 to Saturday 21 July 2012

5. Around The World in 8 Plays

   by Patrick Greene and Jason Pizzarello
   directed by Laura Galton

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 28 to Sunday 1 July 2012

6. In the Club

   by Richard Bean
   directed by Claudette Williamson

   Saturday 2 to Saturday 9 June 2012

7. Measure for Measure

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by John Crook

   Saturday 28 to Saturday 5 May 2012

8. Great Expectations

   by Charles Dickens, adapted by Jo Clifford
   directed by Gerald Baker

   Saturday 24 to Saturday 31 March 2012

9. Peter Pan

   by JM Barrie (John Caird and Trevor Nunn)
   directed by Mark Turnbull

   Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 February 2012

10. Taking Sides

    by Ronald Harwood
    directed by Stephen Oliver

    Saturday 28 to Saturday 4 February 2012

2011

1. Aladdin

   by John Crocker - Music & Lyrics by Eric Gilder
   directed by Claudette Williamson
   musical director: Ralph Blackbourn

   Friday 9 to Saturday 17 December 2011

2. Little Gem

   by Elaine Murphy
   directed by Mair Graham

   Sunday 30 to Friday 4 November 2011

3. Vita & Virginia

   by Eileen Atkins
   adapted from correspondence between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West
   directed by Susan Conte

   Sunday 25 to Saturday 1 October 2011

4. Twelfth Night

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by John Crook

   Outdoor Summer Production

   Sunday 24 to Saturday 30 July 2011

5. Tom Paine

   by Paul Foster
   directed by Mark Turnbull

   Youth Theatre Production

   Friday 1 to Saturday 2 July 2011

6. Youth Theatre Double Bill

   by Will Averill: Cinderella: Or How Pipsqueak the Mouse Became a Stallion. 'Crinkley Bottom............' was devised in-house
   directed by Laura Galton & Joe Freeman

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 9 to Sunday 12 June 2011

7. Gormenghast

   by John Constable adapted from the novel by Mervyn Peake
   directed by Rodney Figaro

   Saturday 14 to Saturday 21 May 2011

8. This Story of Yours

   by John Hopkins
   directed by Fiona Smith

   Monday 11 to Saturday 16 April 2011

9. King John

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Claudette Williamson

   Saturday 5 to Saturday 12 March 2011

10. Pygmalion

    by Bernard Shaw
    directed by Gerald Baker

    Saturday 29 to Saturday 5 February 2011

2010

1. Fallen Angels

   by Noel Coward
   directed by Stella Gheury de Bray

   Friday 10 to Saturday 18 December 2010

2. A Month in the Country

   by Ivan Turgenev - adapted into English by Emlyn Williams
   directed by Mark Turnbull

   Saturday 23 to Saturday 30 October 2010

3. Glengarry Glen Ross

   by David Mamet
   directed by Jay Walsh

   Saturday 18 to Saturday 25 September 2010

4. A Midsummer Night’s Dream

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Deborah Campbell

   Outdoor Summer Production

   Sunday 25 to Saturday 31 July 2010

5. A Vampire Story

   by Moira Buffini
   directed by Simon Radford

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 1 to Saturday 3 July 2010

6. Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass

   by Lewis Carroll - dramatised by Adrian Mitchell
   directed by Laura Galton and Joe Freeman

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 June 2010

7. The Odd Couple (female version)

   by Neil Simon
   directed by Mair Graham

   Saturday 15 to Saturday 22 May 2010

8. The Beauty Queen of Leenane

   by Martin McDonagh
   directed by Chris Hurles

   Saturday 10 to Saturday 17 April 2010

9. Antony and Cleopatra

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Gerald Baker

   Saturday 6 to Saturday 13 March 2010

10. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

    by Tom Stoppard
    directed by Matt Beresford

    Saturday 30 to Saturday 6 February 2010

2009

1. Gaslight

   by Patrick Hamilton
   directed by Stella Gheury de Bray

   Friday 11 to Saturday 19 December 2009

2. Cymbeline

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Stephen Oliver

   Saturday 24 to Saturday 31 October 2009

3. Iron

   by Rona Munro
   directed by Mark Turnbull

   Saturday 19 to Saturday 26 September 2009

4. Confusions

   by Alan Ayckbourn
   directed by Karin Abbott and Simon Radford

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 July 2009

5. Much Ado About Nothing

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by John Gilbert

   Outdoor Summer Production

   Sunday 5 to Saturday 11 July 2009

6. I Hate Shakespeare

   by Steph DeFerie
   directed by Laura Galton

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 June 2009

7. Moonlight and Magnolias

   by Ron Hutchinson
   directed by Maxina Cornwell

   Saturday 9 to Saturday 16 May 2009

8. Lulu

   by Frank Wedekind, in a version by Peter Barnes
   directed by Barry Evans

   Saturday 28 to Saturday 4 April 2009

9. Macbeth

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Claudette Williamson

   Saturday 28 to Saturday 7 March 2009

10. Whipping It Up

    by Steve Thompson
    directed by John Crook

    Saturday 24 to Saturday 31 January 2009

2008

1. Harvey

   by Mary Chase
   directed by John Gilbert

   Friday 12 to Saturday 20 December 2008

2. Happy Days

   by Samuel Beckett
   directed by John Sheppard

   Saturday 25 to Saturday 1 November 2008

3. Days of Wine and Roses

   by Owen McCafferty
   directed by Chris Hurles

   Saturday 13 to Tuesday 30 September 2008

4. Henry V

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Lara Muth

   Outdoor Summer Production

   Sunday 6 to Saturday 12 July 2008

5. Arabian Nights

   by adapted by Dominic Cooke
   directed by Laura Galton

   Youth Theatre Production

   Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 June 2008

6. Vincent in Brixton

   by Nicholas Wright
   directed by Stephen Oliver

   Saturday 3 to Saturday 10 May 2008

7. The Real Thing

   by Tom Stoppard
   directed by Simon Bickerstaffe

   Saturday 29 to Saturday 5 April 2008

8. Titus Andronicus

   by William Shakespeare
   directed by Jay Wright

   Saturday 26 to Saturday 1 March 2008

9. An Inspector Calls

   by J. B. Priestley
   directed by Rodney Figaro

   Saturday 19 to Saturday 26 January 2008

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