Previous productions

July 2006: Candleford (Flora Thompson, adapted by Keith Dewhurst)

RUNNER-UP FOR NODA'S PAT READHEAD DRAMA AWARD

(for the best amateur production in the London Region of NODA in the 2006-07 season).

December 2005: A Victorian Evening of Ghost Stories for the Festive Season 2 (compiled by David Pickering and Gavin Love).

October 2005: A Laughing Matter (April De Angelis).

July 2005: Lark Rise (Flora Thompson, adapted by Keith Dewhurst)

October 2004: Cold Comfort Farm (Stella Gibbons, adapted by Paul Doust)

July 2004: Neville's Island (Tim Firth)

December 2003: A Victorian Evening of Ghost Stories for the Festive Season (compiled by David Pickering and Gavin Love)

October 2003: The School for Scandal (Richard Brinsley Sheridan)

May 2003: Tonight at 8.30 (Noel Coward)

October 2002: Kind Hearts and Coronets (adapted by David Pickering)

May 2002: Travels with my Aunt (Giles Havergal, adapted from Graham Greene)

October 2001: Bedroom Farce (Alan Ayckbourn)

May 2001: The Madness of George III (Alan Bennett)

October 2000: Present Laughter (Noel Coward)

April/June 2000: Waking Song (John Terry)/Mountain Language (Harold Pinter)

October 1999: Great Expectations (Charles Dickens, adapted by Hugh Leonard)

May 1999: Victoria; or, Two Nations (David Pickering)

Featuring the silent movie Perilous Passion

October 1998: Noises Off (Michael Frayn)

April 1998: The Other Other Woman

October 1997: A Voyage Round My Father (John Mortimer)

May 1997: Educating Rita (Willy Russell)

April 1997: We Got Rhythm (Nora Ratcliff)/White Liars (Peter Shaffer)

October 1996: A Man for All Seasons (Robert Bolt)

May 1996: Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Christopher Hampton)

April 1996: Table No. 2 (Terence Rattigan)

October 1995: Carousel (Rodgers and Hammerstein)

May 1995: Darling Mr London (Anthony Marriott and Bob Grant)

April 1995: Interior Designs (Jimmie Chinn)

October 1994: When We Are Married (J.B. Priestley)

May 1994: Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier)

April 1994: After Liverpool (James Saunders)

October 1993: My Fair Lady (Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe)

May 1993: The Rivals (Richard Brinsley Sheridan)

April 1993: The Public Eye (Peter Shaffer)

October 1992: An Inspector Calls (J.B. Priestley)

May 1992: The Anastasia File (Royce Ryton)

April 1992: The Bald Prima Donna (Eugene Ionesco)

October 1991: Blithe Spirit (Noel Coward)

June 1991: The Young Gaolers on Parade (revue)

May 1991: Habeas Corpus (Alan Bennett)

April 1991: The Real Inspector Hound (Tom Stoppard)

October 1990: The Importance of Being Earnest (Oscar Wilde)

May 1990: Canterbury Tales (Geoffrey Chaucer, adapted by Phil Woods)

April 1990: Lunch Girls (Ron Hart)

October 1989: Frankenstein (David Campton)

July 1989: The Boyfriend (revue)

May 1989: Deathtrap (Ira Levin)

April 1989: Pizzazz (Hugh Leonard)

October 1988: Barefoot in the Park (Neil Simon)

July 1988: Summer Revue

May 1988: Hobson's Choice (Harold Brighouse)

April 1988: Overtones (Alice Gerstenberg)/(Young Gaolers) Heil Caesar (John Bowen)

October 1987: The Hypochondriac (Moliere, adapted by Alan Drury)

July 1987: Oh What a Lovely Summer (revue)

May 1987: Oh What a Lovely War (Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop)

April 1987: One Season's King (George MacEwan Green)/Say Something Happened (Alan Bennett)/Antigone (Jean Anouilh)

October 1986: The Ghost Train (Arnold Ridley)

May 1986: Songs and Surprise (revue), including the Young Gaolers in Ernie's Incredible Illucinations (Alan Ayckbourn)

March 1986: Night Watch (Lucille Fletcher)

APril 1986: Natural Causes (David Pickering)/Alison's Party (Irene Yates)

October 1985: Surprise Package (Duncan Greenwood and Derek Parkes)

May 1985: Old Tyme Music Hall

March 1985: Beside the Sea (Brian Jefferies)

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