Seeking actors for three fabulous one-act plays, to be performed 21st-23rd February in Llanymynech, and then entered into the MCDA One Act Play Competition 7th-8th March.
All ages sought, various size parts.

Starfish - written by Marg Kynaston, directed by Keith Clarke.
Peril at the Post Office - written by Stuart Ready, directed by Ron Gunstone.
The Dower House, written & directed by Alison Utting.

Come along to our readings (details below) or contact us if you can't make those dates but would like to be involved.

THURSDAY 12th DECEMBER 7.30pm
THURSDAY 2nd JANUARY 7.30pm

at Pant Memorial Hall

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'A Christmas Carol' is back for one last performance!

Following the unavoidable cancellation of our performance last Saturday (due to Storm Darragh) we have scheduled a bonus performance for SATURDAY 21st DECEMBER at 7.45pm at The Hermon, Oswestry. 

Visit the 'Buy Tickets' page to reserve your seat. 

Written by Denise Deegan, directed by Julia Thomas

It's 1927 and Daisy Meredith is the first scholarship pupil to be admitted to Grangewood School for Girls. Daisy must summon all of her courage, enthusiasm, and plucky resolve to hold her ground against the cruel behaviour of some of her snobbish fellow students, who want her expelled. Ably assisted by her new best chum, Daisy finds herself caught up in a series of irresistible adventures including the search for the missing ‘Beaumont Treasure’. Can Daisy work out the mysterious clues and save the school from closure, before she herself is ruined? 

Daisy Pulls It Off is a fast-paced, fun pastiche of the classic girls’ school stories of old. With splendid scrapes, midnight feasts, and lots of jolly hockey sticks, it’s a perfectly ripping yarn for all the family!

Visit our 'Buy tickets' page to book, or phone 01691 830558