October 2021

Light the candles, cook the dinner and get tooled up for this lighthearted Zomcom!
 

‘An Evening In’ follows the romantic failings of two Londoners who are trying to rekindle the happiness they once knew.

The disaster of their relationship, however, is slowly overshadowed by the gradual impending doom of the Zombie apocalypse rearing its ugly head outside. 

Tickets

£10/£6

April 2022

Dinner is a comedy chiller, with blood on the carpet before bedtime. It was first performed at the National Theatre in 2002.

An artist, a scientist and a sexpot are coming to dinner. Paige, hostess extraordinaire, is celebrating the publication of her husband's bestseller. The arrival of Mike, marooned in the foggy lane after crashing his van, provides an unexpected addition to the evening's entertainment. A silent waiter, sourced from an obscure website, completes the picture.

Tickets

£10/£6

October 2022

The Changeling is a fast-paced, perverse tragicomedy by one of the greatest contemporaries of Shakespeare – the main author, Thomas Middleton, wrote part of Macbeth, including the witches’ scenes.

Farcical comedy is interwoven with melodramatic and bizarre portrayals of the limits of human evil.

Tickets

£10/£6

January 2022

When Dame Daphne Doughnut, the proprietor of the cottage bakery, meets a young orphan, she names her ‘Goody Two-Shoes’, after the girl is gifted a pair of shoes by the kindly Shoe Fairy.  The shoes will care for and protect Goody, provided that she is honest and kind. 

The villainous Demon King hears about the shoes, and, believing them to have magical powers, decides to steal the shoes for himself.  He lures Goody and her nursery rhyme friends to his enchanted castle, where a mighty struggle ensues to take possession of the shoes.
 

Will there be mayhem?  Will kindness and goodness triumph over evil?  Will this show take place in January 2022?   Yes! Yes! Yes!

Tickets

£10/£6

July 2022

A morning-room comedy in three acts made from Jane Austen's novel, Pride and Prejudice. 

The play centers on the female characters of the story.

Tickets

£10/£6

Date TBA

Grab your wine, nibbles and notebooks and get ready to join Linda and her fellow “book clubbers” as they attempt to dissect the literary classics, over the course of 12 months.

This gentle comedy explores the idiosyncrasies of a group of random acquaintances brought together (through Linda’s heavy persuasion) by their love (or mild interest) of books.

As we move through 4 different meetings, each covering an array of classic novels, free flowing wine, endless crisps and small pockets of insight into each character’s life, we’re left with the question: can this motley group of strangers actually become friends? And, what exactly is a cheese puff?

Tickets

£10/£6