In July 2019 we presented Kindly Leave the Stage by John Chapman directed by Rosanne Lane
Author: Chris Clarke
Kibworth Theatre Company chose for their July production the wordy fast paced ‘Kindly Leave The Stage’ by John Chapman. Rosanne Lane’s production moved well with the cast all supporting each other. Mention must be given to Stuart Lyon as Charles Debi Noone playing Madge and Adrian West-Toome who took the role of Rupert and had the lion’s share of the lines. The set was pleasing to look at and worked well. Well done to all and I look forward to your next production.
In November/December we Produced Travels With My Aunt by Giles Havergal and adapted from the Graham Greene novel of the same name.
Crying Laughing, Loving, Lying. June 2017. A look at relationships, love and marriage with songs, skeches and Poems.
Mystery At Greenfingers December 2016
An hotel in the Peak district is preparing to open when they are cut off by a sudden snowstorm. Strangers arrive, people disappear and crimminals are around.
Previous Productions
A famous actress decides to retire; at her last performance friends, enemies and even a former lover gather to say their goodbyes
Relative Values
RELATIVE VALUES a warm and witty comedy of manners and changing times at Marshwood House in post war Britain. Cultures clash and surprising secrets emerge when the young Earl brings home his new fiancee... a beautiful American film star.
ALLO ALLO
On 27/28/29 November and the 5/6 December 2014 we presented Allo Allo by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft. This is a hilarious stage adaptation of the long running TV show. It contained all the favourite characters as the hapless Rene has to somehow keep the resistance and the occupying German forces happy not to mention the serving girls Mimi and Yvette and his long suffering wife Edith.
Of course much of the plot centres around the famous painting of the Fallen Madonna With The Big Boobies but there is an added complication when we learn that Hitler himself will be visiting the café.
In December 2013 we produced Agatha Christi's And Then There Were None. Direted by Rosanne Lane.
In May 2013 we produced Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit directed by Martyn Wyburn
In December 2011 we produced Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows adapted and directed by Martyn Wyburn
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CABARET | A MUSICAL BY MASTEROFF, KANDER & EBB
JUNE 2011
There was a Cabaret and there was a Master-of-Ceremonies and there was a city called Berlin in a country called Germany. And a young American writer was dancing with Sally Bowles...... MORE
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SEASON'S GREETINGS | A PLAY BY ALAN AYCKBOURN
NOVEMBER 2010
Cheating at snakes and ladders, fighting over comic books, a bungled attempt at infidelity beneath the Christmas tree. Christmas has arrived in the Bunker household along with family and friends. MORE
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TO HAVE & TOO OLD | A PLAY BY SYLVIA WALKER
MAY 2010
The hilarious story about the lives and loves of a Northern walking group. MORE
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A CHRISTMAS CAROL | ADAPTED BY KAREN L. HEBDEN
DECEMBER 2009
The story of Ebenezer Scrooge, the Cratchit family and the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet To Come, this musical version ensured the perfect start to the festive season. MORE
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FUR COAT & NO KNICKERS | A PLAY BY MIKE HARDING
JULY 2009
The play centres on the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on Mark's stag night, which almost ends in disaster. MORE
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STEEL MAGNOLIAS | A PLAY BY ROBERT HARLING
NOVEMBER 2008
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OUR DAY OUT | A PLAY BY WILLY RUSSELL
JUNE 2008
This musical play is set in the late 1970's about a group of disadvantaged 'Progress Class' students from an inner-city school in Liverpool who go on a day trip to Conway Castle in Wales. MORE
OUTSIDE EDGE | A PLAY BY RICHARD HARRIS
OCTOBER 2007
Cricket, the sport of gentlemen, takes on new dimensions in this cheeky British comedy about the foibles and follies of married life. MORE
BREEZEBLOCK PARK | A PLAY BY WILLY RUSSELL
NOVEMBER 2006
A comedy about the sadness and madness of happy family life, Willy Russell’s Breezeblock Park is at once painfully funny and sharply moving. MORE
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