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Note: The management reserves the right to change the programme should the occasion arise.

2009 Season - 46th season at the Oasthouse

Doors open at 7:30pm, all shows commence at 8:00pm unless otherwise stated.

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2010 Productions
 

"A Midsummer Night's Dream"
by William Shakespeare

Directed by Heidi Garwood

5th, 6th, 7th, 12th, 13th and 14th November 2009

Box Office opens 26th October 2009

Shakespeare's comedy is performed by the Youth Group. Telling the stories of the marriage of Theseus to Hippolyta, the elopement of Lysander and Hermia to escape her father's opposition to their love (amongst other complications), the preparations of the workmen (including Bottom the Weaver) to perform a play at Theseus's wedding, and the quarrel between Oberon and Titania (King and Queen of the Fairies).

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2010 Season - 47th season at the Oasthouse

Doors open at 7:30pm, all shows commence at 8:00pm unless otherwise stated.

NOTE: All 2010 productions are provisional and may change


"Dick Whittington"
by Jack Homewood

Directed by Steve Berry

8, 9, 14,15,16, 21,22,23, 29,30 January 2010

Performances at 8pm every night.
Saturday matinées at 2pm and 5pm.
Block bookings (for 20+ seats) can be made on 01634 374183
Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available
Box Office opens 7th December 2009

Our annual pantomime. Come and cheer the heroes and boo the baddies in our tale of Dick Whittington as he tries to clear his name, make his fortune, win the hand of Alice Fitzwarren and, just for good measure, become London's Lord Mayor.

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"Up and Coming"
by Eric Chappell

Directed by Colin Mepstead

18th ,19th ,20th, 25th, 26th and 27th March 2010

Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available.
Box Office opens March 2010

Philip Conway (Pip), Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the House, is attending a party conference. He has been tipped to be the new party leader, but his campaign is in serious danger of collapse. Visits from rivals, fellow conspirators and the all-too attentive Vicky coincide rather unfortunately, keeping Pip on his toes. The world’s press is in the lobby, there are threats of assassination, students are rioting outside the hotel, women are in and out of the bedroom and his wife is about to turn up. All of the above land Pip in a series on uncomfortable situations. Up and Coming exposes the underhand dealings that go on in political circles and keep one guessing tantalizingly unanswered until the end: who will get his-or-her deserts?

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"Trivial Pursuits"
by Frank Vickery

Directed by Maggie Pilcher

13th, 14th, 15th, 20th, 21st and 22nd May 2010

Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available.
Box Office opens May 2010

The Trealaw Theatrical Society are due to cast their next production and Nick, the director, has invited a few actors to a barbecue to announce his decision. Unfortunately, Nick has promised lead roles to several different people and, as the evening wears on and the alcohol flows, a very different show is in prospect. Watch as the talents and foibles of each character is revealed in this combination of farce, drama and pathos.

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The Laraman Festival

11th and 12th June 2010

Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available.
Box Office opens June 2010

Details to follow.

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"Garden Party"
by Jimmie Chinn

Directed by Melody Harbour

15th,16th,17th, 22nd,23rd and 24th July 2010

Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available.
Box Office opens July 2010

The scene is set for a day and night of revelations, arguments and moments of tenderness as the family seeks to resolve its differences and put the past behind them.

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"Silhouette"
by Simon Brett

Directed by Jack Homewood

9th, 10th, 11th, 16th, 17th and 18th September 2010

Advanced Postal Bookings not yet available.
Box Office opens August 2010

Set in the South of England, Celia Wallis, a middle-aged actress is questioned by police in relation to the murder of her estranged Shakespearian actor husband, Martin. Suspicion falls in many directions including on the drunk journalist asleep in Celia's bed, who had argued with Martin shortly before the murder. Don't jump to conclusions though as the second act will turn your suspicions on their head!

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