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Audition: Theft
Audition Notice: Theft
by Eric Chappell
Directed by Jeffry Wightwick
Audition Date Tuesday 4th November at 7.30pm
Production Dates: 24th to 28th Feb 2026
If you would like to audition please email Moyra on [email protected]. If you are interested in auditioning but cannot make the date please email us so we can arrange to see you.
Synopsis:
Imagine returning home from a pleasant anniversary celebration to discover your house has been burgled. In this thriller, the culprit is still in the house,and for a while, he convinces the returning couples he is a policeman. Unmasked, as the thief, Spriggs reveals a number of uncomfortable truths that disrupt two seemingly happy marriages and one formerly strong friendship.
Characters:
Married couples playing ages late 40-50’s
Trevor Farrington
John Miles
Jenny Farrington
Barbara Miles
Spriggs playing age 50’s
This amateur production of “Theft” is presented in association with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behald of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Audition Notice: A Double Bill in The Studio
Audition Notice
A Double Bill in The Studio
Audition Dates: Wed April 1st 8pm and Tues April 7th 8pm
Show Dates: Tues 9th to Sat 13th June
If you are interested in auditioning or interested but cannot make the dates please contact Moyra on [email protected].
Cold Blooded Killer
Written and Directed by Geoff Rose-Michael
Synopsis: When grieving widower Jack disturbs Becky, an intruder, he is shocked by how much she resembles his wife, who is missing presumed dead, in a shark attack recently.Jack attempts to persuade Beck to impersonate his wife, to inherit the fortune of his mother, who died during the tragic holiday. Is Jack Telling the truth about her disappearance, and can Becky be Trusted to carry out the deception……
Characters:
Jack: Playing age mid 20 to mid 40’s. He is wary, moody and menacing. Initially suspicious with his own agenda
Becky: playing age mid 20’s t mid 30’s. She is flirty. confident and cautious, but in the end callous and determined. Must be able to do a convincing Irish accent (ideally Southern but can be changed to Northern)
This play premiered at the Leatherhead Drama Festival in 2013 and won the Fire and Iron Award for New Writing.
Passenger(s)
Written and Directed by Paul Reynolds
Synopsis:This about how we see people and who they really are and about hope and positive outcomes when all things seem to be potentially against you. A parody of 21st century culture and living with the constant cloud of social media, dating Apps, the changing landscape and of course people around us that perhaps prefer things as they used to be. There are undertones of reflection on relationships and growing old (dis) gracefully
Character:
Maisie: Slightly mousy, introverted and downtrodden, playing age mid 40’s, been unlucky in love (she now rebuffs men on internet dating sites!)and has moved back in with her well off cantankerous mother. Let down by a series of men she speaks about the behaviour of European domesticated felines at conferences, drinks white wine , coffee and espresso martinis!
Andy: Playing age early 40’s, confident, slightly flamboyant, natty dresser, knows a small amount about most things but specialises in virtually nothing )other than failed relationships)His confidence hides an inner turmoil of self loathing, depression,, vulnerability, and a deep desire to find “the one”
Mum (Beryl): No nonsense well heeled londoner, done most things in life and wants people to leave her alone.She is not happy her daughter has moved in. She hates most things modern, Tik Tok, X, the French and EV’s
Ray the Coach: Gruff, to the point and fed up of driving coaches. He relieves the boredom by drinking too much and trying to find suitable females to for the 24/48 hour stop overs! His attempts with Beryl go very wrong. Does not understand the woke culture and wishes the empire was still in tact
Patrice: Flamboyant, suave good looking french man playing age 20’s/30’s works on eurostar as customer service assistant. Dreams of being in Moulin Rouge!
Jonathon: Playing age late 50’s, camp and plump. Cameo appearance as receptionist at Bruges hotel
Audition Notice: It Could Be Any One Of Us By Alan Ayckbourn
Audition Notice
It Could Be Any One Of Us By Alan Ayckbourn
Directed By Danny Sparkes
Audition Dates: 18th and 21st May at 7.30pm
Show Dates: 15th to 19th September 2026
If you are interested , or if you are interested but cannot make the dates please contact Danny Sparkes on
(07855 120387)
Synopsis: A thunderstorm. A windswept county house. A family of failures – a composer, a writer and an artist whose works have never been aired publicly; a detective who hasn’t solved a case; a dysfunctional teenager (is there any other kind?) – wrangling over a bequest. All the prime ingredients for a murder mystery thriller in the traditional mould. But this is by Alan Ayckbourn and there are surprises; who will be the victim? why is the victim? who is the murderer?
Characters:
This is a six-hander – Mortimer Chalke (composer); Jocelyn Polegate (writer, his sister); Brinton Chalke (artist, their brother); Amy Polegate (Jocelyn’s daughter); Norris Honeywell (detective, Jocelyn’s partner); Wendy Windwood (who is she?)
This amateur production of “It Could Be Any One Of Us” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Auditions: Panto 20th July & 4th August
Auditions: Dick Whittington by Ben Crocker
Mon 20 July at 7.30pm and Tues 4 Aug at 7.30pm
Performances: Tues 8th to Sat 12 December
If you are interested but cannot make it please email Moyra on [email protected] and we will arrange to see you on another date. As well as the main characters we need lots of chorus
Join Dick and his cat as they seek to make their fortune and foil the dastardly King Rat! Expect toe tapping songs, laughs galore and loads of audience participation in this much loved rags to riches story of derring do, crazy comedy and true love.
Characters:
King Rat (The Baddie), Fairy Bowbells (The Cockney Goodie), Tommy The Cat (Silent), Alderman Fitzwarren, Alice Fitzwarren (Principal Girl), Idle Jack (Lovelorn and Lazy), Dick Whittington (Principal Boy) Sarah The Cook(Warm hearted Dame), Captain Horatio Fitzwarren (Alderman’s identical twin), The Empress of Morocco
Chorus: Citizens, Rats, Sailors, Guards, Palace Attendants
Horsley Live Music Club Presents: Fleetwood Bac
Horsley Live Music Club Presents: Fleetwood Bac
Friday 21st August at 8pm
Tickets £30 + Booking Fee
FLEETWOOD BAC were the world’s first and are regarded as the UK’s most authentic Fleetwood Mac Tribute show. The band was the first Fleetwood Mac tribute band to fully replicate the classic Stevie, Lindsey, Christine, John & Mick ‘Rumours’ line-up. This is much more than a tribute act, it is a proper rock band, with no additional backing musicians and no backing tracks. The sound, the look, the mystical atmosphere and the on-stage chemistry are all captured with accuracy, passion and energy.
Over the many years Fleetwood Bac has been together, the band has received rave reviews from ‘The Stage’ newspaper, leading Fleetwood Mac fan sites, the official Stevie Nicks website; and from ecstatic audiences wherever the band has played.
The Fleetwood Bac show focuses on the ‘Rumours’ era of the band (still the 5th biggest-selling album of all time). You can expect to hear all the greatest hits and best-known album tracks, as well as several songs from the Peter Green days, plus some of Stevie’s biggest solo hits, in a theatrical 2-hour show, including costume changes and an acoustic section.
It Could Be Any One of Us
It Could Be Any One of Us
By Alan Ayckbourn
Directed By Danny Sparkes
Tuesday 15th -Saturday 19th September at 7.30pm
Tickets: Adults £15, Children/Students £12
A thunderstorm. In a windswept country house a dysfunctional family wrangles over a will: a writer, an artist a composer and a dysfunctional teenager, combined with a detective who has never solved a case. Here are the prime ingredients for a murder mystery, but this diversion is by Alan Ayckbourn and it has a number of surprises. The victim is not who it should be, the murderer’s identity changes overnight and the thrills are leavened with tongue in cheek humor and ironic comment.
This amateur production of “It Could Be Any One of Us” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk