We are looking for a plastic or glass insect/fish/reptile tank. One is needed for the December 2017 production Comfort and Joy.
If you possess one, or know someone who does, please contact Sandie on 07971 415 680 or s.cambell5@btinternet.com.
Tanks a lot.
Audition details have been published for Theatre 62’s September production, Neighbourhood Watch by Alan Ayckbourn. See https://theatre62.wordpress.com/auditions/
Auditions are being held at Theatre 62 on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th February for My Mother Said I Never Should. Audition details at http://www.theatre62.org.uk
Show dates are 1st to 6th May 2017
The performance dates of Theatre 62’s production of The 39 Steps have changed.
The dates are now Monday 13th to Saturday 18th Februart 2017 at 8.00 p.m
Auditions for The 39 Steps have been announced. See http://www.theatre62.org.uk.
Auditions are taking place on 10th, 11th, 14th October at Theatre 62. Show dates: 20-25 February 2017.
Based on the book and the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock film, The 39 Steps is a splendid mix of comedy, adventure, mystery and thriller. Richard Hannay is a bored London gentleman whose life suddenly becomes infinitely more interesting when a woman is murdered in his apartment. Who is she? Why did she take refuge with him? And what are the mysterious 39 Steps?
Framed for her murder, Hannay flees London for Scotland on a mission to find out the answers to these and other questions. Along the way he comes across an assortment of unusual and mysterious characters and is reluctantly accompanied by prim Pamela, who inadvertently finds herself handcuffed to Hannay. Will they save Britain from a den of devious spies?
A small cast plays countless characters in this wonderfully inventive and gripping comedy about an ordinary man on an extraordinarily entertaining.
The Box Office is now open for Th
eatre 62’s next production, A Month of Sundays, from 26th September to 1st October.
Details can be found at http://www.theatre62.org.uk
Just a few of the Theatre 62 team that came along to the West Wickham Village Day organised by the Friends of Blake Park. What started out as a typically grey and damp Bank Holiday Monday soon became a beautifully warm and sunny day. Thousands attended – of all ages – and strolled round the 80+ stalls and stands of local West Wickham clubs, organisations and businesses.
Theatre 62 was pleased to support WOTS ON, organised by West Wickham Rotary Club. A chance to showcase some of the many and varied clubs and societies in the local area.
