Hosted by Didcot Phoenix Drama Group
TEAM ENTRY DETAILS - Teams of 4 people max.
Multiple teams from the same Drama Group allowed.
(Individuals wishing to come can join a team on the night)
Submit entry form (found below) to Fraser Norton (fnorton@rim.com) by Friday 5th March please.
The scene is set in the main hall of Talbot Manor, Dartmoor, October 31 1934. A dark and stormy night and there are problems with the electricity again. Marcus Talbot's brother Mason has been missing for seven years and the family solicitor is expected for a reading of his will. Unfortunately there is a tragic accident at the Manor, but then again it may be murder.
This beautifully observed play, set in a retirement home for musicians, sees the settled lives of three once-famous opera singers disrupted by a new arrival. A play with humour, poignancy, sadness of opportunities missed, insecurities of age and a terrific finale when the four of them, voices now gone, sing/mime the Quartet from Rigolleto.
A whodunnit thriller, set in the present day in a quiet town in North Devon, which is sure to keep all the amateur sleuths in the audience guessing until the final twist!
To be staged at the Unicorn Theatre, Abingdon from March 10th to 13th 2010 at 8.00pm.
Amelie's is a boutique in picturesque England with a cast of characters that will delight and entertain you. The story begins with a customer looking for "Something in Red" and we weave between the lives of customers and the boutique's own family
What is the secret in Miss Amelie's past that she does no want revealed?
Multi-layered, fantastical comedy.
A meeting of six aspiring, but unsuccessful authors who all struggle to write in different genres. Sci-fi, historical romance, thrillers and children’s stories but as yet have been unable to get published.
Packed full of fantastic songs by Cole Porter, including ‘I Get A Kick Out Of You’, ‘You’re The Top’, ‘It’s De-
The Compton Players present Joe Orton's classic farce, a sex comedy set in the consulting room of Dr Prentice, whose interest in his female patients is far from clinical.
Probably Acykbourn's most ingenious plot - the play switches between 1974, 1994 and 2014 - an unfamiliar world of the future - played out in the same hotel suite. At the Mill Arts Centre, Banbury Contact the Box Office 01295 279002 www.banburycrossplayers.co.uk
Wednesday 19 – Saturday 22 May 7.30pm + *Saturday Matinee 2pm*. Oxford Operatic Society return to The New Theatre with the Mel Brooks smash hit musical, The Producers. Based on the 1968 film of the same name, the show follows the story of failed producer Max Bialystock and his timid accountant Leo Bloom.
The Second Didcot Festival will take place at the Cornerstone Arts Centre from Tuesday 24th May until Saturday 29th. A maximum of 15 groups will be allowed. The adjudicator this year will be Mark Oldknow. Further details and entry forms are available from Karen Carey Email: karencarey@me.com Tel: 01235 210600
Four out-of-condition, middle-aged businessmen are sent off on a "team building" exercise in the Lake District and succeed in being the first people ever to get shipwrecked on an island on Derwentwater. What took place that foggy November weekend none of them would ever forget...... At the Mill Arts Centre, Banbury Contact Box Office 01295 279002 www.banburycrossplayers.co.uk
