Once facing each other as mortal enemies as the Doctor and Davros in Doctor Who , Baker and Molloy, who is best known for playing ...
Once facing each other as mortal enemies as the Doctor and Davros in Doctor Who , Baker and Molloy, who is best known for playing ...
Tess
30/4 - 1/5/2024
Ockham’s Razor have announced the West End run of their bold new vision of Hardy’s classic novel, Tess of the D’Urbervilles . From Wednesday 31st ...
Peckham Fringe: Time Fly’s
1/5 - 2/5/2024
inka Akinfenwa is leaving for one of the top law firms in the country but not before meeting up with his long-term friends Damon Johnson ...
Once facing each other as mortal enemies as the Doctor and Davros in Doctor Who , Baker and Molloy, who is best known for playing ...
Once facing each other as mortal enemies as the Doctor and Davros in Doctor Who , Baker and Molloy, who is best known for playing ...
ROTTEN
9/5
Uncovering the plots and schemes that go on behind closed doors, ROTTEN is a darkly comical thriller that sees a diabolical plan spiral into anarchy. ...
Duet
18/4 - 11/5/2024
The UK premiere of ‘Duet’ by Otho Eskin comes to the Tabard Theatre, Chiswick on from 18th April - 11th May. ‘Duet’ is a riveting, ...
A deliciously dark comedy. Let outcast Gabriel Jones introduce you to the eccentric and despicable members of the wealthy and illustrious Gascoyne family. His family. ...
ROTTEN
15/5 - 16/5/2024
Uncovering the plots and schemes that go on behind closed doors, ROTTEN is a darkly comical thriller that sees a diabolical plan spiral into anarchy. ...
Tess
15/5 - 17/5/2024
Ockham’s Razor have announced the West End run of their bold new vision of Hardy’s classic novel, Tess of the D’Urbervilles . From Wednesday 31st ...
Not A Game For Girls
16/5 - 19/5/2024
Not A Game For Girls tells the dramatic story of the Dick, Kerr’s Ladies – one of the most famous and successful women’s football teams ...
ROTTEN
23/5
Uncovering the plots and schemes that go on behind closed doors, ROTTEN is a darkly comical thriller that sees a diabolical plan spiral into anarchy. ...
Madonna On The Rocks
21/5 - 25/5/2024
As a child, Marina dreamed of being a big star, but now that she has her own child she wonders if it’s time to throw ...
Between the Lines
3/5 - 1/6/2024
A powerful play with music that examines freedom of expression, the strength of community and the foundations of one of Britain's most celebrated subcultures of rebel ...
Peckham Fringe: BANGTAIL
31/5 - 1/6/2024
Baddest Cowboy Texas. These are just a few words to describe the Baddest Cowboy in Texas. He roots n’ toots n’ rides from the highest ...
Peckham Fringe: Last Goal Wins
7/6 - 8/6/2024
Celebrated for its triumphant sold-out debut at A Pinch Of Vault, winning the Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion Award! Last Goal Wins is not a ...
William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream
7/6 - 8/6/2024
Taking place at Brixham Theatre, Town Hall, New Road, Brixham TQ5 8TA Ticket link: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/brixham-theatre/the-south-devon-players-present-william-shakespeares-a-midsummer-nights-dream/e-gdlrlo Performance times Friday June 7th - 7.30pm Saturday June 8th ...
A Birthday for Bear
21/5 - 9/6/2024
Bear doesn’t like birthdays He doesn’t like birthday parties or balloons He doesn’t like birthday cards or songs or candles In fact, Bear is quite ...
June 14th 2024, 7.30pm at The Barnfield Theatre Barnfield Rd, Exeter EX1 1SN Tickets (£17 full price, £15 concessions) at https://exeternorthcott.co.uk/events/a-midsummer-nights-dream/ Suitable for all ages ...
The Salterton Drama Club are proud to host a special performance from the South Devon Players of William Shakespeare's classic play, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. ...
Saturday July 6th- 7.30pm at Kingskerswell Village Hall 15 School Rd, Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot TQ12 5DJ Tickets (£10 full price, £8 concessions) at https://www.southdevonplayers.com/box-office.html Suitable ...
July 13th 2024, 7.30pm at Stokenham Village Hall Kiln Ln, Stokenham, near Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 2SH Tickets (£10 full price, £8 concessions) at https://www.southdevonplayers.com/box-office.html Suitable ...
July 20th, 2024, 7.30pm at Birmingham Black Box Theatre 19 Harford Street Birmingham B66 4DY Tickets £11 from https://www.birminghamblackbox.com/product/midsummernightsdream/ Suitable for all ages Run time ...
Blue Blood or How to Kill Your Way to the Top
26/7 - 27/7/2024
Allow outcast Gabriel Jones to introduce you to the eccentric and despicable members of the wealthy and illustrious Gascoyne family – his family. Witness Gabriel’s ...
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