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St John's Players (Public)
Owner: stjohnsplayers
We are a small but very friendly group based at St John's Hall, Palmers Green North London who LOVE putting on shows and having a great time!We perform two plays a year - one in May and one in November - and our plays range from mystery and drama to romance via murder and, of course, comedy.The group was formed on December 12th 1952 and took to the boards (on the stage) at Lacey Hall performing Three One Act Plays. By the following year audience numbers meant a move to larger premises and we have been here in St John's Large Hall ever since. We have been very blessed over the years to have such lovely and talented people who have always helped to make each production so individual. So, if you would like to join our group, it would be wonderful to have you on board! No experience is necessary, just come and join us for some fun.....and coffee and biscuits/cake/chocolate!!!!If you are interested in finding out more about us or would like to come to a meeting to see what we're all about, please contact: stjohnsplayers@hotmail.co.uk
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Acorn Theatre Company (Public)
Owner: Acorn
Acorn Theatre Company is an amateur dramatic society based in Enfield, North London. We present a pantomime and musical annually with the profits from these productions being donated to local charities. Since we were formed in 1989, Acorn has donated over £64,000 to local charities. We are always looking for new members to join our successful, fun and enthusiastic group. Please contact Simon on 07946 201 507 for more information.
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The Spread Eagle Players (Public)
Owner: binton10186
We have been in existence since 1889 and are also known as Barclays Dramatic Society. The reference to the 'Spread Eagle' is drawn from Barclays Banks' old logo. Since our inception in 1889, we have done all that we can to maintain our ethos of high quality and accessible productions.Nowadays, the group produces about three shows a year at The Bridewell Theatre, Blackfriars, London. We are always looking for new members, whether your interest is in being onstage, backstage or front of house. We perform all sorts of genres from comedy and farce to murder mystery, thrillers and political plays.Please visit our website for more information at www.spreadeagleplayers.org.ukTo be added to our mailing list to hear about auditions and upcoming shows please email info@spreadeagleplayers.org.uk
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The Lyceum Theatre's Description
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The Lyceum Theatre's Description
The Lyceum Theatre is the home of The Lyceum Players whose first play was presented 86 years ago in 1928. 325 plays later the popular group still present 5 plays a year in their intimate 112 seater basement theatre. The Lyceum is situated in a Grade 2 Listed building on Oldham's main thoroughfare, 95 Union St., Oldham OL1 1QG Free parking is available on Sainsbury's Car Park directly opposite the theatre. Tickets at £7.50 can be booked online at www.lyceumtheatre.org.uk -
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'Autobahn' (The Spread Eagle Players)'s Description
Autobahn by Neil LaButeThursday, 30 May 2013 - Saturday, 01 June 2013 Synopsis 'Autobahn' is a collection of seven short plays by West End favourite Neil LaBute. Each play delves into the private lives of a pair seated in a car in suburban America. The stories reveal that even the most ordinary-looking of people can have the deepest, darkest secrets. Funny tells the tale of a mother and daughter taking a leisurely drive and discussing their family. The daughter relates a film she saw with her friends and what she has been up to the past few weeks, but are their lives really that simple? Bench Seat is the story of a young couple in love and their evening together at a local beauty spot, but is this a couple made to last? All Apologies sees a man apologise to his wife, but just what is it that he has really done? Long Division is about a man, his games console and a messy break-up. Is now his window of opportunity? Merge is a disturbing tale about what happened to a man's wife in her hotel room during a business trip away. Autobahn explores the intricacies of fostering as a couple returns from a trip to their son's social worker. Road Trip sees a man and his little girl take a trip across the States, but is this trip a trip too far? Performances The show is being performed on the following dates: Thursday, 30 May 2013 @ 7:30PM Friday, 31 May 2013 @ 7:30PM Saturday, 01 June 2013 @ 2:30PM Saturday, 01 June 2013 @ 7:30PM -
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Gorseinon Players's Description
Gorseinon Players is an amateur dramatic group for anyone aged 6 to 60 plus. We formed in 1995 and usually put on a main show in October and a smaller review in the Spring. We promote inclusion and welcome members of all abilities. If you like singing, acting, dancing or helping backstage or front of house you are welcome to join us. We meet on Tuesday nights from 7-9 pm in Penyrheol Primary School, Penyrheol, Swansea. For further information telephone Lynne on 01792 550508 or email lynnemiller32@yahoo.com -
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Sidcup Operatic Society's Description
We are a friendly musical theatre company in South East London that performs a wide repertoire of shows. We perform at the Bob Hope Theatre in Eltham and we always welcome new members. We are a musical theatre company that performs shows, including musicals and light operatic works, once or twice a year (in April and November) as well as music hall, concerts and the annual 'Christmas Cocktail' of words and music. -
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LODS's Description
About Leigh Operatic and Dramatic Society The West Leigh Operatic & Dramatic Society was formed in 1915 as a result of a concert party organised during the first World War. The Society expanded and in 1917 became known as Leigh Operatic & Dramatic Society. Within 2 years the Society's success increased the membership and made it necessary to move from the original Clarke's College in London Road to more commodious premises at Elm Hall. Over the second World War the Society had to scale down its productions but continued on by regularly giving first-rate revue type entertainment to the troops around the county. Ours is a record of which we feel justly proud. We have presented shows ranging from grand opera to the avant-garde (including 3 world premieres) as well as countless entertainments for charitable organisations. Today LODS continues this tradition, always ready to take a risk in order to offer something, something exciting, but above all something entertaining. We have a lot of new and exciting shows coming up, so we look forward to seeing you there!
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Youth Action Theatre's Description
Patrons Rufus Sewell, Mariah Gale, Annabel Giles and Martin Freeman Mission South-West London's Premier Free Youth Theatre Company for anyone aged between 16 and 25. This fantastic group gives members the facilities to acquire or enhance their acting and/or technical theatrical skills by participation in real theatre productions. There are opportunities both on-stage and behind the scenes. Membership is completely FREE. Group Details Type: Youth theatre Age Range: 16 - 25 Rehearsals: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (7.30pm - 10pm) Location Town: Teddington County: Middlesex Region: South-West London and Surrey Contact Enquiries: 0844 470 1970 Box Office: 0844 470 1971 Website:http://www.yat.org.uk -
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Original Theatre's Description
You don't need to pay money to join us. You just need to love original theatre! We specialise in newly written plays, and we encourage writers to send us their material. We organise a play writing competition - From Page to Stage, and we are also keen to seek out actresses, actors, technical experts, and lovers of customer service to work front of house. We also like to turn our hand to re-visiting classics and giving them a bit of a twist. In Summer 2013, for example, we are hoping that Shakespeare will be proud of our version of Hamlet ... Find out more about us at www.originaltheatre.net -
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Coleshill operatic society's Description
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Coleshill Drama Group's Description
Coleshill Drama Group are a lively bunch of enthusiasts. We have been entertaining local audiences for 80 years and are currently working towards our May production. We are always on the look out for new talent and if you feel you've got what it takes to hold an audience then please feel free to join us. You can contact us via our website at www.coleshilldrama.org.net or email, coleshilldramagroup@gmail.com We always need extra pairs of hands to help behind the scenes and front of house, we are also looking for new directors and technical people to join us. You are always welcome to come and see one of our performances.....see the website for further details. -
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Good Companions Stage Society (Derby)'s Description
We are a Derby based company who perform 2 shows a year - a major musical at Derby theatre in the autumn and a revue type show at the Guildhall in the spring. -
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BADS's Description
Bradwell Amateur Dramatic Society (BADS), are a group based in Bradwell on Sea, Essex. With a long history and many productions, BADS provide an ongoing program of entertainment and social events for the local community. The group also supports other local groups, events, activities and charities. There is a strong social approach to what we do with few issues with ego's. We're a friendly bunch! If you'd like to know more, please visit our website: www.bradamdram.co.uk or email us at: info@bradamdram.co.uk You can also follow us on Twitter!
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VAMPS's Description
Founded in 1961, VAMPS performs musicals, variety concerts in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. Each Spring and Autumn, we stage a popular musical or variety show based on a theme, attracting audiences of up to 300 people each night. We are an enthusiastic community theatre company, whose members are drawn from the towns and villages surrounding St Neots and range in age from 6-85! We rehearse every Tuesday and Thursday evening at Peppercorns Music Academy in Eaton Socon. For more information on becoming a member or our next show, check out our website, www.thevamps.org or find us on Facebook (Vamps St Neots) or follow us on Twitter (@oVAMPSo) or email secretary@thevamps.org -
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Acorn Theatre Company's Description
Acorn Theatre Company is an amateur dramatic society based in Enfield, North London. We present a pantomime and musical annually with the profits from these productions being donated to local charities. Since we were formed in 1989, Acorn has donated over £64,000 to local charities. We are always looking for new members to join our successful, fun and enthusiastic group. Please contact Simon on 07946 201 507 for more information. -
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The Spread Eagle Players's Description
We have been in existence since 1889 and are also known as Barclays Dramatic Society. The reference to the 'Spread Eagle' is drawn from Barclays Banks' old logo. Since our inception in 1889, we have done all that we can to maintain our ethos of high quality and accessible productions.Nowadays, the group produces about three shows a year at The Bridewell Theatre, Blackfriars, London. We are always looking for new members, whether your interest is in being onstage, backstage or front of house. We perform all sorts of genres from comedy and farce to murder mystery, thrillers and political plays.Please visit our website for more information at www.spreadeagleplayers.org.ukTo be added to our mailing list to hear about auditions and upcoming shows please email info@spreadeagleplayers.org.uk -
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St John's Players's Description
We are a small but very friendly group based at St John's Hall, Palmers Green North London who LOVE putting on shows and having a great time!We perform two plays a year - one in May and one in November - and our plays range from mystery and drama to romance via murder and, of course, comedy.The group was formed on December 12th 1952 and took to the boards (on the stage) at Lacey Hall performing Three One Act Plays. By the following year audience numbers meant a move to larger premises and we have been here in St John's Large Hall ever since. We have been very blessed over the years to have such lovely and talented people who have always helped to make each production so individual. So, if you would like to join our group, it would be wonderful to have you on board! No experience is necessary, just come and join us for some fun.....and coffee and biscuits/cake/chocolate!!!!If you are interested in finding out more about us or would like to come to a meeting to see what we're all about, please contact: stjohnsplayers@hotmail.co.uk -
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Gorseinon Players's Description
Gorseinon Players is an amateur dramatic group for anyone aged 6 to 60 plus. We formed in 1995 and usually put on a main show in October and a smaller review in the Spring. We promote inclusion and welcome members of all abilities. If you like singing, acting, dancing or helping backstage or front of house you are welcome to join us. We meet on Tuesday nights from 7-9 pm in Penyrheol Primary School, Penyrheol, Swansea. For further information telephone Lynne on 01792 550508 or email lynnemiller32@yahoo.com -
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Hexham Amateur Stage Society's Description
We're an amateur operatic society who specialise in musicals and concerts, we put on two shows a year at the Queen's Hall Arts Centre in Hexham. Rehearsals are about to start for our May 2013 concert Show Stoppers! where we'll be bringing a little bit of the West End to Hexham by singing songs from such well known shows as Fiddler on the Roof, Mary Poppins and Hairspray. For more information or to get in touch please; visit our website http://www.hexhamstagesociety.com Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook....hamstagesociety or Follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/hassdram
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Proscenium's Description
Proscenium was founded in 1924. Our aim is to present classic and contemporary plays to as wide an audience as possible. We currently perform at the Compass Theatre, Ickenham. The company meets three times a week for rehearsals, in order to present four plays each season. Social, fund raising activities and play readings take place throughout the year. We're always happy to welcome new members and friends. -
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Coleshill Operatic Society's Description
Formed in 1908, Coleshill Operatic and Dramatic Society's first production was 'HMS Pinafore' by Gilbert & Sullivan. With only a few breaks during the war years, the Society has put on shows every year since then. Since 1979 the venue for the major show of the year has been the Solihull Arts Complex Theatre, formerly the Library Theatre. Rehearsals and some concerts are held at Coleshill Town Hall which has been the base for the Society since the hall was built in 1926.The Society has been a member of NODA for 100 years and we are proud to display the NODA crestIIf you want to be a part of an exciting and vibrant society please come along any Monday evening!Follow us on twitter @coleshillos -
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Bolton Little Theatre's Description
Theatre We are a vibrant amateur theatre company run by members we put on a programme of seven plays each year, running from Saturday to Saturday generally excluding Sunday and we put on extra nights for charities and parties. Out theatre has two auditoria the Main theatre, a traditional procenium stage with auditorium seating 160 and The Forge Theatre a more intimate space seating 60.people We run theatre workshops and have a Youth group for people interested in training in theatre. Members also provide touring productions such as Murder Mysteries and small cast productions at outside venues. Our newly furbished bar area provides us with a third acting space. The theatre is situated a quarter of a mile west of town centre. It is asy to get to from bus and train stations and we have a small car park. Membership is £12 per year and Members night is Monday from 7.30, Youth groups meets on Tuesdays. Rehearsal nights are variable. Our Patron in Sir Ian McKellen. We are a Member of The Bolton Amateur Theatre Societies, The Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain and The Greater Manchester Drama Federation. Contact Information Contact Address: Contact Telephone Number: 01204 524469 Website: http://boltonlittletheatre.co.uk/ NODA Region: North West Area Rehearsal Information: Usually Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30 to 10pm Sundays at 2pm Subject to change by the director Rehearsal Venue Rehearsals either on the stage or in the rehearsal room at the theatre Production Venue Bolton Little Theatre, Hanover Street, Bolton -
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Adlington Music & Arts Society's Description
Musicals, Christmas Concert Adlington Music and Arts Society began in 1948 as a small group of friends rehearsing Gilbert and Sullivan in the Music Room at Appenzel, Babylon Lane, Anderton, the home of Mr C.E. Marsden. The Original members included Rev. J.A.Wedderburn,Rev. A, Hodgson, Mr C.E.Marsden and Mr Tom Shaw who was our President from 1979 to 2002. For the first two Years they sang as a Choral Group. The first A.G.M. to Officially form the Society, was held on 9th March 1950, which 65 people attended. Contact Information Contact Address: Adlington Community Centre Railway Road Adlington Chorley Lancashire PR6 9RF Contact Telephone Number: Coming Soon Website: http://www.adlingtonmusicandarts.com NODA Region: North West Area Rehearsal Information: Rehearsals are generally held on a Tuesday and Thursday @ Adlington Community Centre Rehearsal Venue We normally rehearse at the following venue: Adlington Community Centre Railway Road Adlington Chorley Lancashire PR6 9RF Production Venue We normally rehearse at the following venue: Adlington Community Centre Railway Road Adlington Chorley Lancashire PR6 9RF -
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Stafford Players's Description
We are an Amateur Theatrical Group which presents plays of all genres. Stafford Players is an Amateur Dramatic Group formed in 1943. It presents drama of all genres, mainly in Stafford's Gatehouse Theatre. For full details of our Society and all our productions please access our Website www.staffordplayers.co.uk Contact Information Contact Address: via our Website www.staffordplayers.co.uk Contact Telephone Number: 01785 614924 Website: http://www.staffordplayers.co.uk NODA Region: Midland Area Rehearsal Information: Most Mondays and Thursdays at 7.30pm Rehearsal Venue Stafford Players rehearses in the Perkins Club on Tixal Road in Stafford most Mondays and Thursdays. Production Venue We usually present our plays at Stafford's Gatehouse Theatre in November, February and May.The Box Office number is 01785 254653 and their Website address is www.staffordgatehousetheatre.co.uk -
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Woodhouse Players's Description
Modern and classic plays, comedy, new writing and pantomimeEast London's friendliest drama group! Based in Leytonstone, we put 6-7 productions a year, a mixture of new writing, classics, modern drama comedy and pantomime as well as occasional acting and technical workshops. We're very informal and always welcome new members for acting, directing, writing and production roles.@woodhouseplays Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/woodhouseplayers Contact InformationContact Address: woodhousesecretary@woodhouseplayers.co.ukContact Telephone Number: Website: http://www.woodhouseplayers.co.ukNODA Region: London AreaRehearsal Information: Wednesdays and Fridays, 7.30-10 pm plus some Tuesdays and Saturdays.Rehearsal VenueWelsh Church Hall, 879 High Road Leytonstone E11 1HR: details hereProduction VenueWelsh Church Hall, 879 High Road Leytonstone E11 1HR:
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