welcome to the grange playersThe Playhouse is the home of the Grange Players Ltd, an award winning, non-profit-making organisation registered as a charity, celebrating their 74th season.
Since our formation in 1951 it has been the company’s aim to encourage local interest in drama and put on productions that have entertained and stimulated our audiences for generations.
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We share our playhouse with The Fellowship Players
The Fellowship Players is a not-for-profit organisation run by committee. We believe in creating quality theatre in a supportive and inclusive atmosphere. We also believe in giving back to the community that supports us and we make regular donations to local charities and organisations when funds allow. Click our logo for more info. |
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Read some our reviews from Behind the Arras
flatspinLucy Talbot made her directorial debut with this production, supported by an outstanding cast in principal roles and a competent backstage crew, resulting in a production that showed considerable promise. Well done to Lucy for a successful production, it was pacey and engaging and congratulations to all the cast and crew.
jeeves & woosterDirected with confidence and a clear sense of fun by Sara Bissett, the Grange Players’ production of Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense delivered a thoroughly enjoyable celebration of classic British comedy. This clever adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse’s much-loved characters demands pace, precision, and an easy rapport with the audience — all of which were achieved with flair and enthusiasm.
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mindgameAnthony Horowitz’s psychological thriller Mindgame is a play that relies heavily on tension, misdirection, and the ability of its cast to sustain an atmosphere of unease. In The Grange Players’ production, those elements were brought to life very successfully. Light and shade, pace and pauses were all very much employed to keep the audience guessing. Talking to some of the audience after the show highlighted just how successful this production was: most hadn’t guessed the play’s many twists and turns, and all agreed it was a memorable night.
the mirror crack'dThe cast delivered powerful performances, and the captivating plot delved into themes such as obsession, illusion, and the enduring effects of past trauma. These elements were thoughtfully revealed through Miss Marple’s keen observations. Congratulations to all the cast and crew.
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