We will be putting on our Quiz hats again and seeing if we can equal or improve our last result at the Dukes Head on Wednesday the 17th May. As usual there is the opportunity to eat there before and that “reserves” our table which is for 19.00 with the quiz starting at approximately 20.15.
UPDATE
We Won!
That’s £20 in the Gage kitty.
OPEN AUDITIONS
FOR THE WINTER 2017 PLAY
On Monday, 3rd and Monday 10th July 2017 we shall be holding auditions for our Winter play, Waiting for the Train, written and directed by Pip Rolls. These will take place at 8pm in Christchurch Hall, in Walton on the Hill.
There are 7F main speaking roles for adults, 4M main speaking roles for adults, and also parts for 3 girls and 1 boy. The play opens in 1937 and finishes in 1993 – some characters will need to be able to act the age of late twenty-year-olds through to middle age.
This new play, being given its premiere by The Gage, is set on a railway platform on the rural outskirts of London. It tells of the lives of some of the people who pass through the station, many of whom are left to fill in time there while waiting for the train. Jeanette, a motherly soul, looks after the station café and also looks after George, who hangs around the station hoping that his wife Jane will return on the next train . . .
Tom is a musician whom we first meet worrying about an audition. In time he becomes the conductor of a major orchestra and marries Mary, whom he met at the station when she arrived as a teacher accompanying evacuee children. Two of the evacuees, Miranda and Peter, we watch grow into adults; after an unlikely kind of courtship, Peter proposes to Miranda during a disastrous meal at the re-vamped station café.
The play also has its serious moments, when the repercussions of a terrorist bombing in London reach some of our characters; and again when a newspaper reporter tries to put together a scandalous obituary for another of them, but is foiled . . .
Many lifetimes pass before your eyes in Waiting for the Train.
Rehearsals will begin with a read-through on Monday 18th September, followed by a rehearsal on Wednesday, 20th September, and thereafter on every Monday and Wednesday, all at 8pm at Christchurch Hall, so there will be plenty of time between audition and rehearsals to start getting your lines down!
Performances will be at 8pm on Thursday, 30th November, Friday, 1st December and Saturday, 2nd December, at the Riddell Hall, Walton on the Hill.
So, please come along to the audition and try out for The Gage. The Winter production begins our 67th anniversary year, so you’d be joining a company with a strong tradition of putting on great entertainment. Remember: auditions on Monday, 3rd July and 10th at 8pm, Christchurch Hall, Walton on the Hill. For further information contact the director, Pip Rolls, on 01372 452 105 or pip.rolls@yahoo.co.uk .
Our November 2016 production was well received.
Our April 2017 production will be “Touch of Danger” by “Francis Durbridge”.
Showing at the Riddell Memorial Hall, Walton-on-the-Hill on 27th, 28th and 29th April 2017.
Rehearsals are now underway.
Hi, I am Jon Laws and am delighted to have been elected as chairman of the Gage at the March AGM. I have been a member of The Gage Players since 2003, when I was a “portly gentleman” in Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, directed by the late Margaret Hunter.
For your records, here are my contact details should you need to be in touch with me: 20 Lyndhurst Avenue, Surbiton, Surrey KT5 9LL. Mobile 07565 962 453, Skype jontlaws and email jon@cctvwithtlc.co.uk
My first task as chairman is to say a great big thank you to Franki Gray for all her work and for leaving The Gage Players in a great situation.
The highlights of Franki’s year in charge were Murder in Play by Simon Brett and Teahouse of the August Moon by John Patrick, based on the novel by Vern Sneider. We also made three appearances at The Duke’s Head as a pub quiz team. These have been enjoyable and have even netted £10 in prize money, which went to the Gage fund. We have another date planned for Wednesday 11th May. Please do see if you can come along to join the fun (especially if you are an expert at pop music) and have a meal there before we start. I have booked a table for us for 19.15 (the quiz starts at 20.00), so if you are interested, please let me know and I shall book you in.
Bedroom Farce by Alan Ayckbourn was a success and we had good audiences, but the Saturday audience was exceptionally warm with their response. We managed to start to take down the set on the Saturday evening and with all the people that turned up on the Sunday, we were completely finished by 11.00, an almost record time. Many thanks to all of you who were involved in any way and especially those who helped with the “get-out”. We were also happy to welcome some new faces with our front of house and backstage crew as well as one of the cast, we hope to see you all again for the next production (details below)
For the summer, the committee has been thinking of not proposing a barbeque this year, but to try a “get together” for a Sunday lunch at The Blue Anchor, Dorking Road, Tadworth, KT20 5SL on Sunday 26th June. If you would like to join in for this and get to know people in the Gage, please contact me as soon as possible (jon@cctvwithtlc.co.uk ) so that we can gauge numbers for a group booking.
We shall also be staging a rehearsed reading with supper in September at The Riddell Hall – the arrangement is not to have a ticket price, but just charge the cost of food (and bring your own drinks). Please let me know if you would like to come along to think – either as a possible actor (no learning of lines for this!) or as a member of our audience.
The play chosen for the autumn (24th, 25th and 26th November) is Over My Dead Body by Derek Benfield, and it will be directed by Debbie Nichols with auditions in July – more details in the next newsletter and on our web site.
Don’t forget that we now have an agreement with the Manager of the Blue Ball, for anyone who books a meal on a show night who is coming to see the show can get a 15% discount on food, that night
In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at the Dukes Head for the Quiz Night.
We are just into February, so still early enough to wish all our members and friends a very Happy New Year ! At the start of a new season, we also think back on recent productions and look forward to this year’s productions and activities.
Our Autumn production of The Teahouse of the August Moon took place the last weekend in November. This was an affectionate glimpse of post war occupation by US troops in Japan. There was much amusing yet insightful humour, contrasting US Western behaviour with the gentle, yet often humourous observations from the Eastern perspective. Gill Lucas is to be much congratulated for achieving her vision. Our audiences marvelled at the amazing construction of our teahouse and the ability of our cast to learn Japanese! We were so pleased to welcome some new performers to this production, especially young people… our future! Actors often say “ Never work with children or animals”… The Gage proved them wrong on both counts…and this must be a first: some passers by when the set was being worked on, poking their noses in and asking, “ Is this the play with the dog in it?” It certainly was and Archie ( or should that be “Aaa-chee” in true Japanese style?) was the undoubted star. Our wonderful crew working hard on an ingenious set construction, props, lighting and sound are particularly to be congratulated for the beautiful visuals created onstage.
As our calendars are usually so crowded in the run up to Christmas, instead of the traditional “ pre-Christmas meal”, it was decided to book a “ Twelfth Night Dinner” on 6th January 2016, held, once again, at the Grumpy Mole, Dorking Road, Tadworth.
The food quality was excellent, as always, but, unfortunately, due to a very large business party, who had commandeered the whole extension area we have used on the past, our party was divided between different tables and not quite as convivial as usual, although, perhaps, easier to talk on smaller tables than down the length of a big one!. It was decided to try the Blue Ball in Walton on the Hill next time and, possibly to hold a Summer social evening too.
Our next appearance in the Dukes Head pub quiz ( Dorking Road, Tadworth) is to be on February 17th. We’re always happy to see new faces, so come along about 19.45 ( or before), enjoy a drink/ snack/ meal and a catch up and put your quizzing brain to use with us! It costs just £1 to take part and, who knows, we might win some more funds for use in the Gage?!
Auditions were held on January 10th & 13th for the Spring production of Alan Ayckbourn’s, Bedroom Farce directed by Sharon Laws. Performance dates : 28th, 29th & 30th April.
This production is now fully cast and rehearsals have begun; cast as follows:
Ernest Paul Brown
Delia Gillian Lucas
Malcolm Glen Nixon
Kate Elayne Teague
Nick Jon Laws
Jan Eileen Debski
Trevor Lars Sawyer
Susannah Debbie Nichols
Sharon Laws’ view of the play:
“Four into three won’t go; except, in Ayckbourn’s 1977 play, it miraculously does. A pair of roving neurotics hawk their problems around the bedrooms of three other couples; and what emerges is Ayckbourn’s hilariously bleak view of middle-class marriage. “Alone together, so much shared” as Beckett once wrote.”
There have been potential casting difficulties for the proposed production of “ Allo Allo” in the Autumn. So, we are looking at some brand new scripts for a possible debut performance, which will be very exciting! If you have read or heard of any new plays, with not too large a cast, which you think might be suitable, please contact us!
A review of Gage archives is being conducted, with a view to a possible exhibition. If you have any photos, film, press cuttings etc of past productions or activities, or know anyone who does, please contact Rod Lucas on 01737 812703.
The AGM will be hald at Christchurch Hall, Walton on the Hill ( next to Walton Primary school in the village) on Wednesday, March 16th8pm. Do come along and join in discussions on future activities etc. Subscriptions ( £15 adults/ £8 under 18s & full time students) are due on or before that date – contact Rod Lucas ( heather.view@virginmedia.com or 01737 812703).
Don’t forget you can find us on Facebook and Twitter… please “ like”/ “follow” us there, so that your family and friends can do the same and share your posts and pass on your enthusiasm for your local drama group… and also expand our audiences and our presence in social media.
We hope to see many of you enjoying Bedroom Farce at the end of April- a reminder to book tickets by contacting the box office by calling 01737 812703 or sending an e-mail request to: friends@thegageplayers.co.uk We have been delighted to welcome some new members during the year, some performing, some backstage and front of house. Looking forward to seeing many of you at the quiz night at the Dukes Head on 17th February… it’s a lot of fun!
Franki Gray
Chair, the Gage Players
As the leaves turn colour, we think back on recent productions and look forward to our late Autumn production and seasonal festivities.
Chris Slater’s production of a rehearsed reading of Knightsbridge and supper on Sept 19th was very well received by an enthusiastic invited audience of members and their families. A simple set was lifted by excellent performances from all the cast. This production was a wonderful example of how the whole group comes together and pulls out all the stops to put on a production. Members suggested, then lent various pieces of furniture, props and costume to help create just the right atmosphere … enhanced by the simple, yet inspirational curtain tie backs added by Gill Lucas… demonstrating, yet again, what years of experience and a creative eye can add to a production. It is not always easy to keep up the pace when still “on the book”, but our cast took up the challenge with relish and great success. Congratulations to Chris and to all the cast members on a most enjoyable and polished evening! We hope very much to continue the tradition of offering a social evening to our members in this format.
Our Autumn production of The Teahouse of the August Moon takes place the last weekend in November. Please come along, invite your friends and family to see this affectionate glimpse of post war occupation by US troops in Japan; witness some amusing yet insightful cultural misunderstandings and marvel at the amazing construction of our teahouse and the ability of our cast to learn Japanese! We are so pleased to welcome some new performers to this production, especially a number of young people… our future! Actors often say “ Never work with children or animals”… to prove them wrong… come along on 26th, 27th or 28th November! Tickets:
01737 812703 or send an e-mail request to friends@thegageplayers.co.uk
If you feel you might like to make a personal contribution to this production and happen to have any large bonsai or palm tree-like plants or any Japanese type figures/ statues of approx. .75cm – 1m high, please do get in touch with Gill Lucas: 01737 812703. For any members of the cast reading this… if you have not already sent in your biographies for the programme, please get them to Gill Gibbins straight away, if you want to be credited in the programme: gillgibbins@btinternet.com
As our calendars are usually so crowded in the run up to Christmas, instead of the traditional “ pre-Christmas meal”, we shall be offering a “ Twelfth Night Dinner” on 6th January 2016, probably held, once again, at the Grumpy Mole, Dorking Road, Tadworth. We will be in touch to confirm details.
Our next appearance in the Dukes Head pub quiz is likely to be in February 2016… dates tbc… come and put your quizzing brain to use with us!
Auditions will be held in January for the Spring production of Alan Ayckbourn’s, Bedroom Farce directed by Sharon Laws. Performance dates : 21st, 22nd & 23rd April. Audition dates will be confirmed in the next newsletter, before Christmas.
Don’t forget you can find us on Facebook and Twitter… please “ like”/ “follow” us there!
We hope to see as many of you as possible visiting The Teahouse of the August Moon at the end of November- another reminder to book tickets by contacting the box office by calling 01737 812703 or sending an e-mail request to: friends@thegageplayers.co.uk … Mata chikaiuchini o ai shimashou!
Franki Gray
Chair, the Gage Players
Congratulations to all those involved in the production of Bedroom Farce.
Four into three won’t go; except, in Ayckbourn’s 1977 play, it miraculously does. A pair of roving neurotics hawk their problems around the bedrooms of three other couples; and what emerges is Ayckbourn’s hilariously bleak view of middle-class marriage. “Alone together, so much shared” as Beckett once wrote.
Congratulations to all those involved in the production of The Teahouse of the August Moon, which was received to wide acclaim. The lighting and set were superb and the performances equally so.
The Gage quiz team put in a creditable performance in the quiz at the Dukes’s Head on 27th May. We were 3rd… until the last music rounds, where we depended very heavily on the younger members of the team… the BBC Top 100 will come out on Fridays now, instead of Sundays… so, ears glued to Radio 1, please! We’re now looking forward to another appearance at the Dukes Head on 29th July.
Preparations are well in hand for the rehearsed reading of Knightsbridge , directed by Chris Slater, on 19th September. Audition is on 26th July, for which there has been quite a good response and Chris believes he will be able to cast from those responding. We look forward to hearing all the news from the audition. If you have not yet responded to Chris’s email to you, inviting you to audition, please would you do so, so he knows who to expect!
Auditions for The Teahouse of the August Moon were held at Christchurch Hall on 6th July, with a good turnout. We could still do with more men (as always!). The evening was very promising, with some new young people taking part and we now await Gill’s casting decisions.
Plans are going ahead for a special exhibition about the Gage at Tattenhams Library, organised by our redoubtable secretary, Gill Gibbins. If you have any memorabilia, photos, programmes or press cuttings from past Gage Productions, no matter how long ago- in fact we should like some older ones- please do get in touch with Gill as soon as possible. gillgibbins@btinternet.com 01737 813245.
We’re always looking for new ways to expand our audience and our membership and particularly to draw in younger people. If you have a Facebook page, do think of “ liking” the Gage page: “ The Gage Players”- or asking to be a friend and share our posts, please! The same goes for our Twitter feed : @TheGagePlayers. Please “follow” us & re-tweet from our page!
Looking forward to all our Autumn activites and wishing you a very happy Summer!
Franki Gray
September Rehearsed Performed Reading
On Monday, 27th July 2015 we shall be holding an audition at 7.45pm for our September rehearsed reading play, Knightsbridge by John Mortimer, famous for his television series, Rumpole of the Bailey, the film script for Tea with Mussolini, plays like Dock Brief and A Voyage Round My Father, and numerous books and radio programmes. Performance date is Saturday, 19th September.
There are three main roles, two ladies and one gent, and a smaller role for another man.
The play is a comedy set in the home of widowed Muriel Stokes ad her daughter Francesca, situated just behind Harrods. Francesca brings her intended, Henry Bulstrode, a well-known television interviewer, home to meet Mother, who is not at home to begin with. In the course of the visit Henry comes to the astounding conclusion that Mother is a member of the oldest profession and becomes wildly keen to interview her, to Francesca’s understandable consternation. Through a wonderful series of double entendres and blunders Henry decides in fact that Mother is simply dealing in antique furniture to make ends meet, and he and Francesca depart, leaving Mother to take another of the mystifying telephone calls that led to Henry’s suspicions in the first place . . .
The audition and early rehearsals will be held at the home of the director, Christopher Slater, in Bookham: 12 Crabtree Lane, Great Bookham, Surrey KT23 4PF. Please contact Chris if you would like to audition: christopherslater@ntlworld.com or 01372 454 963. Dates of early rehearsals will be: Sunday, 2nd and Sunday, 30th August, both at 3pm at Bookham, but Chris can be flexible on dates if the cast need him to be.
After that rehearsals switch to the performance venue, The Riddell Hall in Walton on the Hill (Deans Lane), and will be held on Sunday, 6th and Sunday, 13th September at 3pm. There will be a further rehearsal at Riddell Hall on Friday, 18th September at 7.45pm, and at 3pm on the afternoon of Saturday, 19th September. The performance will be preceded by supper at 7.30pm for audience and cast, with the play going up at 8.15pm.
So, please come along to the audition and try out for the Gage. This is our 65th anniversary year, so you’d be joining a company with a fine tradition for putting on great entertainment.
Remember: audition on Monday, 27th July at 7.45pm, 12 Crabtree Lane, Great Bookham, Surrey KT23 4PF. For further information contact the director, Chris Slater, on 01372 454 963, or christopherslater@ntlworld.com
PUBLIC FORUM
As we are passionate about local, affordable theatre, we have set up this newsletter feature providing information about shows by other amdram groups in our area – with their agreement, of course. There will also be web links on the Gage Players’ website.
The Chipstead Players
In July we shall be producing The Crucible by Arthur Miller, directed by Julie Cumbo, performed on Monday, 13th July to Saturday, 18th July.
All performances at the Courtyard Theatre. For tickets, please go to the website and click on ‘how to book’. Evening performances at 8pm, matinees at 2.15pm. Tickets are £8.00 for Monday and Tuesday evenings, and the Saturday matinees; £10.00 for Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Doors open 45 minutes before curtain-up.
The Gage Players
www.thegageplayers.co.uk; member of BRBAC; friends@thegageplayers.com
2015 is our 65th anniversary year!
Autumn 2015 Production
Our November play will be The Teahouse of the August Moon by John Patrick, based on the novel by Vern Sneider.
The play is a comedy about the American occupation of Japanese islands after the Second World War; it features a misfit captain sent to ‘Americanise’ a village and the wily village head man assigned to him as interpreter, who runs rings round him. Instead of building a pentagon-shaped school, the villagers inveigle the captain into building a teahouse, and instead of touristic merchandising, the captain happily comes up with a plan to mass-produce the local hooch, and sell it to the American bases. Fun and games ensue, amid the attentions of a graceful Geisha, and it is an open bet how the ‘Americanisation’ pans out.
Performances will be on Thursday, 26th November (evening), Friday, 27th November (evening), Saturday 28th November (a possible matinee if there is enough demand, and evening) at the Riddell Hall, Walton on the Hill. Cast and crew would normally have a pub meal between the Saturday performances if there is a matinee.
For further information contact the director, Gill Lucas, on 01737 812 703 or heatherview@virginmedia.com
September 2015 Rehearsed Reading with Supper
The audition on 27th July and early rehearsals will be held at the home of the director, Christopher Slater, in Bookham: 12 Crabtree Lane, Great Bookham, Surrey KT23 4PF. Please contact Chris if you would like to audition: christopherslater@ntlworld.com or 01372 454 963. Dates of early rehearsals will be: Sunday, 2nd and Sunday, 30th August, both at 3pm at Bookham, but Chris can be flexible on dates if the cast need him to be.
After 30th August rehearsals switch to the performance venue, The Riddell Hall in Walton on the Hill (Deans Lane), and will be held on Sunday, 6th and Sunday, 13th September at 3pm, plus two further rehearsals at Riddell Hall – on Friday, 18th September at 7.45pm, and at 3pm on the afternoon of Saturday, 19th September. The performance on 19th September will be preceded by supper at 7.30pm for audience and cast, with the play going up at 8.15pm.
This is not a ticketed event; cost will be for food, bring your own drinks and nibbles. Box office 01737 812 703.
Gatton Community Theatre
www.gattoncommunitytheatre.org.uk
GCT operates as a fully inclusive organisation – anyone who would like to take part may join the cast or crew regardless of experience or age, although children must be over the age of eight, as all the performances are in the evening. There is no membership or production fee.
July production
Times have changed since John Bunyan wrote his classic Pilgrim’s Progress, telling of Pilgrim’s journey up Hill Difficult and through the Slough of Despond to the Celestial City. Adapted by Anna Thompson from the book by Simon Parke, Pippa’s Progress will follow the journey of Pippa, a 21st-century Pilgrim. This moving and modern-day story follows the original’s premise of a pilgrim’s journey to heaven, but this time through the trials and temptations of our secularised, multi-cultural society.
There will be nine open-air performances at Gatton Park, Reigate at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 15th July; Thursday, 16th July, Friday, 17th July; Sunday, 19th July (signed performance); Tuesday, 21st July; Wednesday, 22nd July, Thursday, 23rd July; Friday, 24th July and Saturday, 24th July.
Adults £12, children £8, family ticket £30, group discounts for 10+ available. Tickets from www.gattoncommunitytheatre.org.uk/tickets from the beginning of May.
The ground at Gatton Park may be uneven; appropriate footwear is advised.
The Heath Players
The Heath Players Drama Group is looking for actors and actresses to join them for the Autumn 2015, and Spring and Autumn 2016 performances, and would like to invite anyone interested to contact Caroline Siggins (destination.caroline@btinternet.com) or via the Heath Players’ web site (www.heathplayers.co.uk) to discuss their involvement. We will be holding reading sessions as we prepare for Autumn 2015 and Spring 2016. Their input would be most welcome, as we consider possible scripts, and we look forward to meeting them as guest members.
Autumn 2015 production dates will be Thursday, 19th and Friday, 20th November, 2015.
Spring 2016 production dates will be Thursday, 28th and Friday, 29th April, 2016.
Autumn 2016 production dates will be Thursday, 24th and Friday, 25th November, 2016.
Kingswood Amateur Drama and Dance Association (KADDS)
www.kingswoodvillage.org/kvca-amateur-drama-dance/
William Mckee will be directing our autumn play, Curtain Call, a comedy by Bettine Manktelow. The play depicts an amusingly chaotic day in the life of Alec Partridge, manager of the Thurlow Playhouse. He has a lot to deal with. Doreta Mason, director of the playhouse’s an amateur production of Oklahoma!, upsets the stage crew with her demands for real horses in the show. Ms Murdstone, the far from genial agent from the Arts Council, arrives to assess the theatre’s eligibility for a grant. The front of house manager’s flirty ways upset Alec’s secretary, Val. And worst of all is Doreta’s husband Clarence, bringing negotiation skills reminiscent of Attila the Hun to bear on the ever-worsening situation. And yet, all ends happily (for most of them), but not before a few home truths have been uttered.
The cast is 5 female and 3 male roles.
Auditions for the play will take place on 27th June, 2015 at 2.30pm at Kingswood Village Hall, Waterhouse Lane, Kingswood. Rehearsals will mostly take place on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Performance dates are 29th, 30th and 31st October, 2015.
This is an open invitation to all who would like to act or work behind the scenes.
Merstham Amateur Dramatic Society (MADS)
In the autumn we shall be performing Wife After Death by Eric Chappell, directed by Toby Jones, playing on 21st, 22nd and 23rd October at Merstham Village Hall. There are six good parts; a reading of the play will take place 7.45 for 8pm on 1st June at the Church Room Church Hill, Merstham, with auditions to follow at the same time and venue on 8th June. Scripts can be requested in advance on 01883 742 708; other information from Tony Jones on tobyjones5@hotmail.com.
Mirror Image Theatre Company
www.mirror-image.org.uk
More information next time.
The Oxted Players
www.barntheatreoxted.co.uk
The Oxted Players are affiliated to NODA and are members of BRBAC.
Autumn 2015 production
Performances will be 14th – 17th October at the Barn Theatre.
Lord Arthur Savile is engaged to the lovely Sybil Merton. However, her chiromantist, Podgers, has read Lord Arthur’s palm and foretold that he will commit a murder. Lord Arthur’s only wish is for a peaceful and blissful marriage. He feels it is his duty to get the murder over with before the wedding. But, despite help from his butler, Baines, and the anarchist, Winkelkopf, every attempt to do the deed fails. Then, news arrives that Podgers is, in fact, a charlatan so Lord Arthur is free and the carriage awaits to take him to the wedding rehearsal. Unfortunately, the coach contains Winkelkopf’s most recent bomb. Lord Arthur saves himself by throwing it into a horse trough. As the dust settles, two policemen appear and march the unhappy young man away and another postponement notice has to be sent to The Times.
Further details from secretary@oxtedplayers.couk or 01342 893 217.
Polesden Lacey Shakespeare
www.polesdenlaceyshakespeare.co.uk
Our summer 2015 production will be Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Helen Hardwick.
For more information, please email: communicando@hotmail.com
St Marks Players
In June we shall be putting on two comedies: Little Grimley presents Strictly Sex Factor (on ice) by David Tristram and The Luvvies by Lynn Brittney.
Performance dates are Thursday, 25th and Friday, 26th June, 2015, at St Mark’s Church Centre, Alma Road, Reigate, Surrey RH2 0DA. Doors open at 7.30pm for 8.00pm start. Tickets cost £14 to include a fish and chip supper or £9 for a non-food ticket. Box office 01737 764 504 (Val Haddon).
Sutton Amateur Dramatic Club
More information next time.
West Horsley Independent Players (WHIPS)
Website: www.horsleyamdram.org
Autumn audition
The autumn production will be We’ll Always Have Paris by Jill Hyem, a reunion in Paris of three school friends now in their sixties. More information next time.
Woodmansterne Operatic and Dramatic Society (WODS) and Junior WODS
More information next time.
