Nantwich Players will be staging their first play of 2020 next month, called “Honour” by Joanna Murray-Smith.
“Honour” is described as a frank, honest, play that cannot fail to move anyone who has ever put their trust in another human being.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players invite you all to an evening of suspense, murder and comedy as they re-create Vintage Hitchcock : A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry in the studio space this weekend.
Nantwich Players’ award-winning Studio team are back to perform “Vintage Hitchcock” later this month.
This time, spies, murder, love, and other trademarks of Alfred Hitchcock come to life in the style of a 1940s radio broadcast of the master of suspense’s earlier films.
Neil Bartlett’s powerful adaptation of the Dickens’ classic “Great Expectations” is to be staged at Nantwich Players this December.
A chance meeting with a convict on Christmas Eve, a decaying house full of secrets and an orphan’s life transformed by an anonymous benefactor.
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio presents Swallow this weekend, writes Claire Faulkner.
Written by Stef Smith and directed by the cast and Studio team, this production is strikingly intense and beautifully produced.
Nantwich Players award-winning Studio launches its second season in November.
Opening the new season is ‘Swallow’ by Stef Smith from November 1-3.
Nantwich Players are braced for the next production of the season – the riotously funny “Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense”.
Nantwich Players will open their 2019/20 season with Robert Harling’s comedy-drama Steel Magnolias from September 6-14.
The story is set in Chinquapin Louisiana and focuses on the camaraderie of six Southern women.
By Claire Faulkner
The Ladykillers, written by Graham Linehan and directed by Don Hirst, is the latest production from the Nantwich Players.
Based on the Ealing comedy film from 1955, the show tells the story of a sweet and eccentric little old lady who innocently rents her spare room to group of criminals planning a robbery.
By Claire Faulkner
The River by Jez Butterworth is the final production this season from the Nantwich Players Studio.
Often described as a poignant non-linear psychodrama, this performance was expertly staged, and I enjoyed watching it very much.
Nantwich Players have clinched a place in the national All England Theatre Festival final after winning the Northern regional award.
The Players hosted the first Cheshire One Act Drama Festival organised by Bev Clarke and Sue Doherty earlier this year.
By Jonathan White
Nantwich Town players were honoured at the club’s end of season awards night at Weaver Stadium.
Joe Malkin, Sean Cooke, and Jamie Morgan were among the players to scoop awards.
By Claire Faulkner
The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh is the latest production from The Nantwich Players.
Directed by Peter Nawn, this dark and sometimes sinister play tells the story of a Maureen.
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