We are an amateur theatre group in Pinner, in the London Borough of Harrow, half an hour by tube from Baker Street. If you are interested in taking part in amateur drama, whether as an actor or helping back stage, please explore our site and contact us for further information. All newcomers are very welcome! If you have talent, we'll help you find it. Have a look at our past productions. If you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive flyers for our forthcoming productions, by post or by email, email us.
A recent addition to our site: some Pinner Players programmes from the 1950's and 1960's.
If you are thinking of getting involved in our club, either performing or working back-stage, you'd be very welcome at our Summer Play Readings. There's no fee to pay, just turn up at the door.
Our November production was The Night of the Iguana by Tennessee Williams. Our February production was Stepping Out, with all performances sold out. Our May 2019 production was Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon.
A recent addition to our site: some Pinner Players programmes from the 1950's and 1960's.
If you are thinking of getting involved in our club, either performing or working back-stage, you'd be very welcome at our Summer Play Readings. There's no fee to pay, just turn up at the door.
Our November production was The Night of the Iguana by Tennessee Williams. Our February production was Stepping Out, with all performances sold out. Our May 2019 production was Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon.
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May Production Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon 16th to 18th May 2019 Eugene Jerome and his family fight the hard times and sometimes each other – with laughter, tears, and love. It’s 1937 in Brighton Beach, New York, during the heart of the Depression where fifteen-year-old Eugene lives with his jewish family. He is witty, perceptive, obsessed with sex, and forever fantasising about his baseball triumphs as star player for the New York Yankees. As our guide through his “memoirs”, Eugene takes us through a series of trenchant observations and insights that show his family meeting life’s challenges with pride, spirit, and a marvelous sense of humour. As his father says, “If you didn't have a problem, you wouldn’t be living here.” But, as World War II looms ever closer, Eugene sees his own innocence slipping away as the first important era of his life ends – and a new one begins. |