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Our Past Productions... Click on the links for more details and pictures |
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November 2002
A Feast of Comedy and Drama Garlic and Lavender by Nick Warburton Interior Designs by Jimmy Chinn |
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December 2001
A Christmas Celebration by various authors Howard Court Flitwick This production was a programme of sketches, readings and carols, organised by Sue Steele. The production was particularly interesting for the audience as Mary, played by Katrina Armstrong, was 7 months pregnant at the time. |
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April 2001
Four Before Easter St. Fremunds Church, Dunstable Flitwick Methodist Church This very poignant production directed by Freddie Holden told the Easter story through the experiences of three of the leading characters. Directed by Paul Lovett the evening consisted of 2 One Act Plays - The Droitwich Discovery by Nick Warburton and What Shall we do with the body by Rae Shirley. |
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February 2001
A feast of Comedy Two one act plays Toddington Village Hall. |
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May 2000
Murder at the Heavenly Hearts by Chris Rowe Toddington Village Hall With boisterous enthusiasm the audience tried to unravel the murky goings on within the Heavenly Hearts Dating Agency, Jonathan Oakley's transvestite solicitor, Angela Hunt's Tallyho widow, or Julia Stafford's haunted journalist. We may do it again so I won't tell you. |
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December 1999
A Patchwork Christmas by various Authors St. George's Church Toddington. Lavender Court Ampthill. St. Freemunds Church Dunstable. Directed by Ev Russell this was our third Seasonal selection of sketches, readings and carols. |
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May 1999
A Feast of Comedy Three One Act Plays The evening consisted of An Englishman Abroad by Alan Bennett, directed by Chris Rowe, with Mike Bowden as Guy Burgess and Julia Stafford as Coral Browne; ' I Read The News Today' by Willy Russell, directed by Julia Stafford; and What's for Pudding by David Tristram, directed by Chris Rowe. In the last production Richard Wood brought the house down as a waywood Brummie with a hole in his pocket. |
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October 1998
St. Joan (The Beginning) by George Bernard Shaw All Saints Church, Chalgrave Flitwick Methodist Church, Dunstable Directed by Freddie Holden, this scene introduced the Play and tells of the growing conviction of St. Joan, played by Ev Russell to follow her vision. |
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May 1998
Last Tango in Little Grimley by David Tristram Julia Stafford directed the tale of an am dram group in trouble, desperate to sell tickets, and hit on the idea of sex, but how do the locals react - well you can guess! |
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February 1997
A Feast of Murder (Toll The Bell) by Chris Rowe Toddington Village Hall This was the Group's first Murder Night. This comedy thriller told the story of a murder committed during the rehearsals of an amateur dramatic production of Macbeth and subsequent investigations of Inspector Keats. |
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January 1996
Jubilate Wrest Park, Silsoe The Group were invited to participate in a major outdoor production retelling the Easter story. |
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January 1996
The Coming of the Kings by Ted Hughes All Saints Church, Chalgrave. Cheshire Home Ampthill. Flitwick Church The Three Knaves of Normandy and various sketches directed by Paul Lovett proved a successful fund-raiser at Westoning and involved the assembling and dismantling of a four-poster bed on the Chancel steps. |
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September 1995
A Feast of Fun Gosforth's Fete by Alan Ayckbourne Flitwick Village Hall Directed by Julia Stafford 'Gosforth's Feast' proved as popular as ever and all members of the Group were involved in various sketches in the second half of the evening. |
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April 1995
No Name in the Street by Edward Murch All Saints Church, Chalgrave. Flitwick Church St. Mary Magdalene's Church, Westoning. In this very moving Easter story we find that Angela Hunt in the end is not the mother of Jesus but the Mother of Judas, a story which moved audiences through all productions. |
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