A giant, raucous, peachy tale, told only as Roald Dahl can!

Performed by James and a cast of insect characters, the play begins at the end of the story, when James and his friends are living in the peach stone in Central Park, New York.

Join James and his ‘buggy’ buddies as they recount their epic adventure; how they escape from James’ awful aunts and traverse the Atlantic Ocean in a comedic, lively re-telling of this classic children’s book with clowning, puppetry and songs. What better way to start your family, festive season!

Matinee performance on Saturday 30th and Sunday 1st.

Come and see us at St. Peters Church Hall, Netherton

This amateur production of 'James and the Giant Peach (Wood)' is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

It's 1942 - the scene is an English provincial theatre - during an air raid. Sir, one of the last great, but dying breed of English actor-managers, is taking Shakespeare to the provinces. Tonight it's Lear - or is it Othello? Or perhaps he's just getting too old and forgetful for any of it? Only faithful, insignificant Norman, his personal dresser, seems able to hold him together at all these days.

The Dresser is a funny, wonderfully observed portrait of a once great classical actor and entrepreneur, now gone to seed, and the man who sacrifices everything to keep him going.

Matinee performance on Sunday 16th.

Come and see us at St. Peters Church Hall, Netherton

This amateur production of 'The Dresser' is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

She’s back! Not that she ever went away!

The Vicar has returned to Dibley along with the cast of strange beings that form the residents of her parish – Jim, Mrs. Cropley, Alice and Hugo, all there in their theatrical glory. Richard Curtis’s wonderful creations take us through the arrival of the new vicar in sleepy backwater Dibley – a woman no less! – through to the marriage of son of the squire Hugo to the verger Alice, with many complications along the way.

So take a pew, join the congregation – and have a jolly good time!

Matinee performance on Sunday 18th.

Come and see us at St. Peters Church Hall, Netherton

Adapted from the original TV series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer with kind permission of Tiger Aspect Productions