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ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT TO OUR NEXT FUN PRODUCTION!

DON’T MISS The Sweet Delilah Swim Club which will be running this May 8th 9th and 10th. Your best choice of seats can be found on the Saturday night though tickets are still available for both Thursday and Friday. Give us a call!

May 8th 9th 10th at the Elloughton Brough Village Hall

About The Sweet Delilah Swim Club

For this play we return to the US. The Sweet Delilah beach cottage, sitting on the sunny Outer Banks of the North Carolina coast, is where five women meet up every summer.

Sheree, Dinah, Lexie, Vernadette and Jeri-Neal made lifelong friendships at their college swim team and still meet up every year.

The play takes us through four of those summer weekend visits spread over three decades and the changes and events of their lives and their lifelong friendship. Another warm and funny play from the writing team of Jones Hope and Wooten.

Don’t miss out – support local theatre and have an enjoyable night for only £10 including refreshments.

To book – see contact info below or visit our Box Office page here

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Sweeeet Delalahhh..

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Rehearsals for The Sweet Delilah Swim Club continue and with just a month to go everyone is looking forward to our next production going live onstage – well, perhaps with a little trepidation from the cast..

It’s at this stage we are introducing all the music and sound effects and props as the actors leave their scripts to one side, and the rest of the production team are thinking about arrangements backstage and the constructions and decor of the set.

Seats are selling well and there are seats available every night at present, though Thursday and Saturday have the best choices available.

Want to see this play? Book now

The Sweet Delilah Swim Club

By the same writers as our popular 2017 production of The Hallelujah Girls (Jones-Hope-Wooten) this light hearted and touching comedy is the story of five women, whose friendship began decades ago on their college swim team.

The play takes us through four summer weekend visits over those decades to the Sweet Delilah beach cottage on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

To book – see image above for contact info or go here

Want to help us out in this play?

Back stage? help needed with costumes and props backstage

Set Build Weekend – help needed May 2nd and 3rd to prepare the stage, the village hall, the seating etc

Refreshments – volunteers needed on one or more play nights May 8,9,10 to serve teas & coffees etc

To volunteer your help – get in touch with Dianne here

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Sweet Delilah!

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It’s all go again at The Petuaria Players.

Rehearsals are now well under way for our next production due this coming May. THE SWEET DELILAH SWIM CLUB is another comedy from the same authors that gave us The Hallelujah Girls.

In 2017 we performed The Hallelujah Girls, a comedy set in the southern states of the USA, written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope & Jamie Wooten , a successful American writing trio that have written for TV and movies.  This May we are pleased to bring you another of their popular plays.  Directed by Janet Drewery, this is a play that is truly an all female production. 

Once again this is a story based in the southern states of the US, this time in a coastal cottage on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Five women, whose friendships began years ago on their college swim team, still meet every summer to catch up on their lives at the Sweet Delilah beach cottage in North Carolina.  We follow them through four weekend visits spread over three decades and learn about these unforgettable women in a hilarious and touching comedy about friendships that last forever….

Y’all gonna have fuuuun!

Booking is open so get hold of those best seats now – see contact details in our poster below or click here for our Tickets page

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Open Night

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What’s an Open Night? It’s an opportunity to come and meet the members at our rehearsal room near the Village Hall, have a cuppa and some nibbles and a chat and find out if you’d like to get involved in helping us.

Like many amateur drama groups across the country it is becoming difficult to maintain the effort required to bring shows to the local community – both through supporting activities and having sufficient actors to cast in plays (especially male roles and indeed younger characters). An 85 year old Sir Ian McKellen recently played a young Prince Hamlet in an age-blind production on stage. Whilst we’re not in that bracket our cast numbers and age profile does limit our choice of productions and this year we are embarking on a campaign of increasing our visibility and encouraging local people (experienced or newcomers) to consider acting (or just helping) in this well-liked and respected drama group.

So if you or someone you know would like to call in and ask questions and see more of what we do why not come along – simply get in touch with our secretary Dianne and confirm. See the details below.