Nantwich Town players, coaches and staff were honoured at the club’s annual end of season awards.
It was a mixed season for the club with the men’s relegated despite showing real improvement under new manager Paul Carden.
By Jonathan White
First team players at Nantwich Town helped spread Easter cheer by delivering chocolate eggs to children at Springfield School in Crewe.
Dabbers players Troy Bourne, Byron Harrison, and Dan Cockerline made the visit, along with Kit Manager Jason Clarke, representatives from the Co-op, and presenters Neil Davis and Gary Johnson from local community radio station The Cat.
by Jonathan White
South Cheshire Orchestra are celebrating their 50th anniversary with a concert on Sunday April 2 at Wistaston Memorial Hall.
Following a performance of Handel’s Messiah in December 1972, the players discussed remaining together to form a regular group of players.
By Claire Faulkner
Ben Hur on stage. Is that even possible? If you head to Nantwich Players this weekend, you’ll see that it is.
The Studio Team’s latest production is the epic comedy Bun Hur, written by Patrick Barlow and based on the book by General Lew Wallace.
By Claire Faulkner
Habeas Corpus written by Alan Bennett and directed by Garth Jones is the latest production from Nantwich Players.
A farcical comedy where the main characters chase sexual fulfilment midst the chaos of mistaken identity, secrets and lies.
By Claire Faulkner
Big Big Sky written by Tom Wells and directed by Sian Weedon is the latest production from Nantwich Players.
Set in a café for bird watchers in East Yorkshire on the bank of the Humber Estuary, this beautifully written play gives us a glimpse into the lives of four local characters.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town Ladies hope the stunning Euros victory by England’s Lionesses will inspire more local girls and women to try the sport.
England clinched a dramatic 2-1 win over Germany in today’s Wembley final and the whole competition has attracted record audiences.
Nantwich Players are to host the world premiere of the English translation of Didier Caron’s classic French play, “Kiss Me Stupid”.
Translated and directed by Charlie Gobbett, the comedy makes the perfect ending to another successful season at the Nantwich Players Theatre.
Nantwich Players has recreated the much-loved Arthur Miller classic tale “All My Sons” as its new production.
It is a mesmerising story of the longer shadows cast by World War II in the USA.
By Claire Faulkner
The Roses of Eyam by Don Taylor is the latest production from Nantwich Players Youth Theatre.
Directed by Michaela Warrilow, the production tells the tragic tale and heroic sacrifice of the Derbyshire Plague village.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio team presents an Evening of Pinter this weekend.
Directed by John Mackay, two Harold Pinter plays, A Slight Ache and The Lover are running at the Players Theatre until Sunday February 27.
Nantwich Players are about to open their new production Lovesong, by Abi Morgan.
It opens today (Friday February 4) and taking on the challenge of this play was pushing boundaries for any local amateur theatre company.
Nantwich Town have welcomed two new loan signings and bid farewell to one player in the last few days.
The Dabbers, who travel to face Stafford Rangers tomorrow (December 27), have signed Joe Robbins on loan from neighbours Crewe Alexandra.
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