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Our Next Production is….

KILL THY NEIGHBOUR by Lucie Lovatt and produced by Stephen Walker

24th March – 29th March 2025

Lucie Lovatt, the playwright, spent her school years in Retford and her parents still live here. After a career as a creative producer in London’s West End, Lucie turned to writing. This is her first full-length play and it received 4 and 5 star reviews in all the major newspapers.

Living in a picture-perfect village in Wales, Caryl wants to escape but her husband wants to stay. Does he feel he belongs or is there a secret he can’t escape? Lucie’s remarkable dark comedy is about love, marriage and feeling trapped in your own life.

 
Members: may book tickets by post or email at any time.
Box Office: members bookings 17th/18th March 2025, public bookings 19th March 2025 onwards.


2024-2025 SEASON OF PLAYS

PLAY 1
Silver Lining by Sandi Toksvig
Monday 23rd September – Saturday 28th 2024
Produced by Cody McGinty
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PLAY 2
Twist by Miles Tredinnick
Monday 18th November – Saturday 23rd November 2024
Produced by Keri Duffy
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PLAY 3
Hobson’s Choice by Harold Brighouse
Monday 27th January – Saturday 1st February 2025
Produced by Keri Duffy
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PLAY 4
Kill Thy Neighbour by Lucie Lovatt
Monday 24th March – Saturday 29th March 2025
Produced by Lloyd Hawkins
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PLAY 5
Sheila’s Island by Tim Firth
Monday 19th May – Saturday 24th May 2025
Produced by Donnamarie Stamp
More details…

Click the following link to download a copy of the 2024/25 Season Brochure

Click the following link to download a copy of the 2024/25 Membership Application form


IMPORTANT ANNOUCEMENT

We rely on our small army of volunteers, without whom we wouldn’t be able to entertain our audiences.

Yes, it’s true – the theatre staff aren’t paid – they’re all volunteers, and they form an essential part of every event that takes place.

We welcome anyone that can spare a few hours to give us a hand – it could be serving drinks in the bar, making tea and coffee for the interval, working the box office, or even acting as Front of House Staff in the auditorium.

Interested in getting involved? Please contact the Box Office on 01777 702002 or email us at