February 24th-27th
Written by Ronald Harwood
Directed by Terry Gallager
This beautifully observed play, set in a retirement home for musicians, sees the settled lives of three once-famous opera singers disrupted when a former wife arrives and threatens to undermine the harmony at their annual Verdi celebration in more ways than one ....
A wicked, funny, joyous play from the author of The Dresser.
For more information, download the flyer here.
If you're up for a spot of set painting come along to The Mill on 14th and 20th Feb - bring your enthusiasm!
If you're up for a bit of woodwork come along on 13th and 21st - bring your own hammer (just kidding)!
If you're up for a bit of coffee making and general support come along on 13th, 14th, 20th and 21st any time - even if you can only make half an hour - no need to bring your own spoon ...
The Glass Menagerie - Tennessee Williams
The Importance of Being Earnest - Oscar Wilde
Veronica’s Room - Ira Levin
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Prachett
Hedda Gabler - Henrik Ibsen
The Garden Party - Jimmie Chinn
Village Fete - Peter Tinniswood
Educating Rita - Willy Russell
Under Milk Wood - Dylan Thomas
Amadeus - Peter Schaffer
Busybody - John Popplewell
Passion Play - Peter Nicholls
Spring and Port Wine - Bill Naughton
Brassed Off - Paul Allen
One-act plays for the Season Preview - Yet to be Identified
This is the result of pruning of the "Long List". Some plays have not yet been read by the majority of the committee so are being left on for the time being. Now is the time for INTERESTED DIRECTORS to give this list some serious thought!
The list will be reduced to the "Short List" which is to be presented to the Exec in March. Hopefully we'll have a wide selection with plenty of willing directors.
On 26th January, the Play Selection Committee will present a few more of these plays to you in a little more detail and will be looking to get some feedback from you.
We look forward to hearing your views!
Play Selection Committee
"Back in June 09 when I first listened the Maria Callas version of the quartet from Rigoletto and heard the complexity of the operatic voices, I just burst out laughing. "How are we ever going to nail this? What have I taken on? " I thought.
Come along and do your bit to support Terry and the cast by promoting "Quartet". Every half hour counts!
Look forward to seeing you!
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