We have done it before but the popular question: “Why don’t we put on again…..?’ has brought this play with music to mind and so to the theatre. Don Quixote…

This is our first John Godber play. Full of warmth, understanding and humour ‘Happy Families’ paints an affectionate portrait of an ordinary family struggling with changing situations – and the…

With ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ (Loo-na-sa – the very word is evocative, intriguing), Brian Friel won the Award for the Best New Play of 1990. It is 1936 and the harvest…

Presents a clergyman turned soldier, who willingly risks his life for a stranger. The play is the first one of Shaw’s paradoxical plays for Puritans that were to be the…

Time for comedy! Harriet, divorced, elegant, solves her financial problems by entertaining two married men on different days of the week. Such a plot asks for trouble and gets it,…

Here we have a slice of history looked at from a romantic angle rather than the political. A colourful pageant of Elizabethan dress, music and drama, the play depicts a…