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PLAY READINGS
Everyone Welcome - Please come and join us
Tuesday February 16, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'Run for your Wife'
by Ray Cooney
Our June 2010 production.
An audition reading, organised by Benita Finch
Tuesday March 16, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'The Noble Spaniard'.
by Somerset Maugham.
A play reading, organised by Donald Scott
Tuesday April 20, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'Aristocrats'.
by Brian Friel.
A play reading, organised by David Edwards
Tuesday May 18, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'Intimate Exchanges'.
by Alan Ayckbourn.
A play reading, organised by Jim Robson
Tuesday July 20, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'When We are Married'.
by J.B. Priestley.
A play reading, organised by Margaret McDonagh
Tuesday September 21, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'Your'e Only Young Twice'.
by Ron Aldridge.
A play reading, organised by Geoff Entwistle
Tuesday October 19, 2010
7.30 pm, Victoria Hall, 'Midsummer Night's Dream'.
by William Shakespeare.
A play reading, organised by Kath Bolton
Our Summer production 2010
'Run for Your Wife'
by Ray Cooney
Directed by Benita Finch
Summer production Performance Schedule
Victoria Hall, Grange
Thursday 24th, Friday 25th and Saturday 26th June, 2010 at 7:45pm.
(Matinee, Saturday 26th June 2010 at 2:30pm. to be decided)
Our Last production
'Season's Greetings'
by Alan Ayckbourn
Directed by Kath Bolton
Kath's ninth (and the society's eleventh) Alan Ayckbourn production went down a storm. Despite the harsh Winter conditions large audiences turned out appreciating the fine writing and fine performances on offer. This was a tricky production with dialogue taking place in three rooms concurrently. Puppetry, board games, tv, knives and guns. Hard work for both cast and the backstage team. Big Hellos to new actor Elise Booth (Patti) and to Peter Griffiths (Lighting). Our Saturday matinee trial turned out to be popular and will definitely be considered for the future.
Thanks Kath.