This is a traditional family pantomime and an excellent introduction for small children to the world of theatre. It tells the story of Jack, a poor miller’s son who inherits only a cat when his father dies. Yet this cat can talk and is very smart. Soon Puss comes up with a plan for Jack [...]
Wed 14 to Sat 17 April in the studio. 45 seats only. Tickets 9.00. Performances begin at 8pm.
‘Splendour’ is a gripping play about decadence and dictatorship. Kathryn, a photo- journalist arrives at a european dictator’s house to photograph him. She is accompanied by her interpreter Gilma. The dictator is not there as he is dealing [...]
The show is now just days away from commencing and the cast and crew have done a heroic effort to get to the theatre from distant places. There are still tickets available and we look forward to seeing you at the show.
‘Puss In Boots’
14 – 17th January & 19 – 24th January 2010
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Our speaker in October was Colin Skeaping who brought his dog Sandy, who appeared in the Nomad’s production of Annie in January this year. Sandy was the star of our luncheon.
Colin explained that he had trained bearded collies since 1970 for work in film, television and theatre. He was invited by the Waltham Playhouse to [...]
“Less is more” (no pun intended) seemed to be the guiding principle of the set design for The Nomads’ production of Bolt’s great play, and very appropriate it was too. The restrained use of props and staging allowed the language to shine through and for the dense and complex facts to be set clearly before [...]
Our first meeting, after the summer break, welcomed Andrew Churchill, Marketing Manager for the Watts Gallery in Compton. The Watts Gallery is home to the studio collection of 19th century painter and sculptor G.F. Watts and includes works by his wife, Mary. Opened in 1904, just two months before Watt’s death, it is one of [...]
You can now book tickets for our next show The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 by John Bishop.
This a very funny farce which involves revolving bookcases, dead bodies appearing unexpectedly and a cast of cast of theatrical types clashing with New York cops and Nazi saboteurs. The show runs from Tuesday 17th November to Saturday 21st [...]
