Archive: Event Type: Clubnight

Another audition session that will be of interest to our talented youth group members as well as our ordinary Clubnight regulars. Marilyn will focus on issues ...

Comedy – Tragedy – Philosophy Described as ‘Hamlet in the wings’ Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead takes a worms-eye view of Shakespeare’s great tragedy wit...

Clubnight returns on the 2nd Sept with a Welcome Party with hopefully entertainment in the form of some DUETS alongside the chatter, nibbles and drink. Please ...

“IT MUST BE BY HIS DEATH”  The personal and the political violently collide in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, the ultimate story of betrayal, murderous conspirac...

Hello there all you Clubnighters. An extra special evening in the club room to finish the season properly. Regina suggested this a few weeks ago, so here we are...

Clubnight is postponed due to the extreme hot weather (red alert) forecast. It will now be next Wednesday 1 July at 7.30pm.

Lee Thornton-Phillips, is a former Department Leader of Drama at Whitchurch HS. She will examine the two great realistic plays of August Strindberg and then foc...

Female Parts Two monologues written by Franca Rame in collaboration with Dario Fo in the mid-1970s. Selected from a series of collections, the first is ...

HANCOCK’S MISSING HALF HOUR Over 100 episodes of “Hancock’s Half Hour” were produced and broadcast, first on BBC radio in 1954 and then on TV in 1956. Th...

Your chance to hear from Steve Fitzpatrick (Director) all about our November production. Steve will talk about the play’s topicality, ‘politics populism and per...

August Strindberg was born in Stockholm in January 1849 and was a contemporary and rival to Henrik Ibsen. Although he was a leading figure in the Realist mov...

Following the successful Clubnight on LETTERS, Arnold Phillips will present another evening of famous historical or personal letters from the past. So please b...

Marilyn Le Conte is a leading dialect and acting coach, as well as an experienced director. In the session Marilyn will look at American accents but particular...

I’ll be looking at the tradition of April Fools Day and its enduring popularity. It hosts a wide range of possibilities in literature with poetry, prose, drama ...

Steve Fitzpatrick looks at how contemporary productions face social and historical problems such as sexism, racism, excessive rhetoricism, comedy that isn’t fu...