5th – 9th October Insignificance by Terry Johnson. What would happen if four icons of post-war America – Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe, Joe DiMaggio and Senator Mc Carthy met in a New York hotel room in 1953. Suppose a certain blonde actress tried to explain the theory of relativity to a professor. This classic play works [...]
Calamity Jane will be the second collaboration between Bookham Light Operatic and the Nomads. Unusually
it started as a film musical in 1953 starring Doris Day and Howard Keel. It was adapted for the stage and was
first performed in St Louis in 1961. Although a comedy the musical has many tender moments and classic songs including [...]
A trio of one act comedies by three of America’s leading dramatists; Woody Allen, David
Mamet and Elaine May.
‘An Interview’ by Mamet is an attempt to secure a good position in Hell by a recently
deceased lawyer. Is it possible?
‘Hotline’ by May concerns the efforts of a suicide centre to save a rather dysfunctional
woman from suicide. Will they succeed?
‘Central [...]
Bugsy Malone the Nomes summer show. Alan Parker’s wonderful musical set in the prohibition era complete with splurge guns. An ideal vehicle for the junior section of the Nomads. Tickets £10.00
Friday 2nd July 7.30pm
Saturday 3rd July 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Sunday 4th July 2.30pm
Book on-line now
or visit the Theatre Box Office any Saturday [...]
‘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 with an uprising. They are welcomed by Michelaine, the dictator’s wife and her friend Genevieve. Trapped inside [...]
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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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 [...]
