We’re back! After our Christmas and New Year break we have now launched into rehearsals for our next production which is due for performance in May.
Par For The Course is a fun comedy written by the ever popular Peter Gordon and is based around the world of golf and the characters that inhabit it. You can read a bit more about it here
Follow us for more news and updates. Tickets will be going on sale in March so watch this space for our announcement. And for your calendars ensure you have May 11th, 12th or 13th marked off.
Even if you think that a caddy is something that holds tea leaves, a club is a chocolate biscuit and an eagle is a really big bird then this play is still for you. We hope to see you there.
Another year speeds by, one which saw us return to the boards after ‘that’ enforced two year break. One which saw us perform two plays – Ayckbourn’s FlatSpin in May and then Chris Paling’s The Final Test in November.
We are taking our winter break now and will resume our activities in the new year when we will begin rehearsals for Par For The Course which is scheduled for May. (Details can be found by clicking here. )
Meanwhile, may all of us at the Petuaria Players wish you a wonderful festive season and our best wishes for 2023. We hope to see you in our audiences again soon.
To bring out that seasonal spirit here’s a reminder of our favourite Christmas play A Kick In The Baubles. May your holiday be as fun (but not as wild) as this one – scroll through the gallery for a smile.
And for a cosier moment, this old rendition of the lyrics of Frosty The Snowman. Click on the green title to play (goes to YouTube).
As promised we have edited and prepared our gallery of images from the last play and are now ready to share them with you.
If you want to browse a selection of the photos we took during dress rehearsal for Chris Paling’s The Final Test then read on!
Early promo
As usual our thanks to photographer Dave Hackett for coming along to our Dress Rehearsal and shooting away as he watched our performance though his viewfinder.
To view the photo selection click on the link below to take you straight to our galleries page. Enjoy!
If you are really, really – and I mean really interested you can view the full album of photos from dress rehearsal (including some earlier images and set-build shots) by clicking on the link below. This will take you to outside this blog to my Adobe Lightroom Album online. (289 to scroll through…)
And so that puts this wonderful play to bed and we now take a break before moving on. But we will back soon. Thanks for following us.
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