Partington Theatre Season
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Glossop’s own live theatre. Established in 1954 as Glossop Repertory Company, and in 1957 moving to the present address – the former Liberal Club, skilfully converted into a charming and intimate venue of 120 seats.
We present a week-long run of 6 plays each season – details of the current 2008-2009 season are below. |
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| Distance from Glossop : 0 Miles |
| In/Outdoor activity: Indoors & Outdoors |
| Opening times:All Year
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| Contact details |
Website: www.partingtonplayers.org.uk
Telephone: 01457 852066 |
| Season Guide |
Saturday 17th – Saturday 24th January 2009
Family Pantomine – “Robin Hood & babes in the wood”
By Peter Denver
Directed By Chris Sturmey
Matineess at 2.30pm
Perfomances begin at 7.30pm
A classic panto from the pen of Peter Denyer. The Sheriff of Nottingham’s rich brother has left for the Crusades, leaving his children Janet and John in the care of the evil Sheriff who abandons them in the forest. Enter Robin Hood to the rescue with all the Sherwood Forest regulars. Add in Robin’s penchant for instant wealth redistribution, the Spirit of the Greenwood, Nurse Norah and Herman the Henchman and you have all the ingredients for fabulous fun-filled entertainment. |
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Monday 9th – Saturday 14th March 2009
The Play – “Mrs Warrens Profession”
By George Bernard Shaw
Directed By Sue Oldham
Performances begin at 7.30pm
In 1894 Vivie Warren, a self-confident young woman, graduates from Cambridge with outstanding brilliance. The world is at her feet. Suitors or careers could claim her future. But one idyllic summer evening her mother reappears, in the company of the sinister Sir George Crofts. Vivie is impelled to investigate her own good fortune and the exact nature of ‘Mrs. Warren’s Profession’. Banned from public performance for many years this drama is a landmark of the English theatre. |
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Monday 4th – Saturday 9th May 2009
The Canterbury Tales
By Martin Stargie and Neville Coghill
Directed by Carole Wilson
Performances begin at 7.30pm
Lively and colourful, bawdy and rumbustious, this delightful Martin Starkie and Neville Coghill musical version wittily blends five tales from Chaucer’s marvellous epic to serve up an appetizing dish certain to satisfy all tastes. |
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Monday 22nd June – Saturday 27th June 2009
Death and The Maiden
By Ariel Dorfman
Directed by Peter Wright
Performances begin at 7.30pm
Fifteen years ago Paulina, a citizen of a fragile South American democracy, was picked up by the police, blindfolded and interrogated with savage and humiliating ferocity. Tonight her husband has come home in the company of a man she is convinced was her torturer. Now the three are trapped in the gripping passionate deadlock of this stunning political thriller. |
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| This information was provided by Michael and is correct at time of research. |
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Toilet facilities |
Dogs welcome |
Parking available |
Picnic facilities |
Wheelchair access |
Kids welcome |
Can be reached with public transport |
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