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.
Please come to our Summer Play Readings to meet us and discuss the plays that we may perform in the future.
Please come to our Summer Play Readings to meet us and discuss the plays that we may perform in the future.
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Recent Production: A View From The Bridge By Arthur Miller 18th-20th May 2017 Our May 2017 production was A View From the Bridge by Arthur Miller. This powerful and moving 20th Century classic tells the tragic story of improper love and betrayal set in 1950s Brooklyn, amongst the predominantly immigrant dock workers. A couple, Eddie and Beatrice Carbone, live with their adopted niece Catherine. A close but unhealthy relationship exists between Eddie and his niece, which is brought to breaking point when she falls in love with one of two illegal immigrants Eddie has agreed to shelter in his house. |
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February Production: Hi-De-Hi By Paul Carpenter & Ian Gower Adapted from the original TV series by Jimmy Perry & David Croft 23rd-25th February 2017 Our February 2017 production, Hi de Hi, was a hilarious version of the well known TV series about the adventures and escapades of the Yellowcoats in a British holiday camp. |
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November 2016 Production:
Twelfth Night By William Shakespeare 17th-19th November 2016 A ship has been wrecked off the shores of Illyria. Viola has been rescued but does not know if her twin brother Sebastian has survived. She decides to disguise herself as a man for safety reasons and goes to work for Count Orsino, under the name of Cesario. Orsino employs her as a messenger to his would be lover Olivia. Then the fun starts. Much of the comedy centres around Olivia’s household, led by Sir Toby Belch, aided and abetted by Malvolio, Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Maria. We chose this popular production to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. |
