Archive: Event Type: Clubnight

Barry Slack will consider ‘what is a stage?’ and explore different types of stage used in theatre. This will be a practical workshop using a selection of texts ...

Sophocles’ play, although over 2000 years old, still has relevance today as witnessed by the many adaptations over the centuries by many famous writers. This pr...

Simon Futty looks at poems, prose and drama inspired by rebellion, insurrection and treasonous acts, as typified by the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Please bring al...

27 – 31 January 2026 7.30pm (Matinee at 2.30pm on Saturday 31 January) A biting, hilarious portrait of suburban pretension and social climbing in 1970s Britain....

This is the night when things go bump and nightmares come true. Bring any written word that has terrified you; we are dying to hear it! Signed D.R.Acula aka E...

An exploration of the Chorus and choric speaking from Ancient-Greece to today. A hands-on workshop, blending choric and individual voices in expressive and dr...

If you’ve ever considered a career in acting but had doubts about how to get started, if you’re thinking of applying to drama schools but don’t know which...

Brian Van Duyn presents his plans for our Spring 2026 production of Antigone. His director’s pitch will focus on: * Why Antigone? * Why Antigone/Mythfits – Gree...

You’ve got your setting and your situation… but what really brings an improvised scene to life is the people! Join Cressida for a fun and playful session on how...

A rehearsed ‘script in hand’ performance of Edward Albee’s ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’, a black comedy that was first performed in 1962 and made into a fi...

Grahame Lloyd, a writer, journalist and broadcaster, has written a play about Cardiff City winning the FA CUP in April 1927. The play uses newsreel film and hi...

Clubnights restart on Wednesday 3 September at 8pm with a ‘Welcome Back Party’. Newcomers welcome especially as well as regular attendees. Come and see what’s o...

The Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 1 October 2025 in the Chapter Clubroom.

The King is dead; long live the King. As the new king Claudius assumes both his brother’s crown and his widow, his nephew Prince Hamlet grapples with grief and ...

Adaptation by Philip AJ May of the gothic novella, written in 1839 by Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy. French nobleman, Marquis d’Urfé, seeks refuge in the h...