Highbury Players were due to present Deep Cut by Philip Ralph when theatres had to close their doors for the first lockdown. The play concerns the death of 18-year old Private Cheryl James who was one of four young soldiers to die at Deepcut Barracks between 1995 and 2002. The play traces her parents’ struggle… Read More ›
They're back ... and now they're taking on Covid! As long ago as 2007, Highbury audiences were in hysterics watching the four hapless members of the Little Grimley Amateur Dramatic Society attempt to stage 'The Last Tango', 'The Last Panto' and 'The Fat Lady Sings'. Now, with the onset of a global pandemic, they attempt… Read More ›
A double bill running from 12 to 17 July. The disturbing element is an adaptation of 'The Turn of the Screw' by Henry James. Should we be shocked by figures from beyond the grave or by a woman, paranoid, hallucinating, disturbed and dangerous?”The delightful element is 'What Happened to Algy?' An amusing tongue in cheek… Read More ›
A bawdy, boisterous, colourful celebration of Nell Gwynn’s turbulent and exciting life in the burgeoning world of restoration theatre. She begins selling oranges, becomes a popular actress and then the King’s mistress, making money and enemies and losing friends on the way. Some lively songs add to the fun.