Category: Productions
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Ripcord – April 2026
“Ripcord” is a sharp, mischievous, and meaningful comedy written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire. The play balances laugh-out-loud humour with profound, heart-warming, and sometimes poignant moments.The story centres on an intense, “no-holds-barred battle” between two elderly women in a senior living facility. Abby, a fiercely independent and sharp-witted resident, wants her room at Bristol…
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Doubt – February 2026
Doubt: A Parable is a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by John Patrick Shanley that crackles with tension, wit, and moral twists. With razor-sharp dialogue and unforgettable characters, Doubt invites audiences to wrestle with their own beliefs in a story that’s as timely today as ever.
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Our Town – Autumn 2025
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1938, Our Town has captivated audiences around the world for over 85 years.
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Summer Show: Murder in Little Grimley – July 2025
Following a 7-course Tapas meal in Bar Imperial the audience were treated to another hilarious episode in the saga of the Little Grimley amateur theatre group.
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Beauty and the Beast – May 2025
The international cast of Javéa Players bring this enchanting and timeless tale to life on the stage in the Marina Alta. With imaginative sets and costumes and live musical accompaniment this production enthralled the audience.
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Pip Utton – Bacon February 2025
Francis Bacon: described by Mrs Thatcher as “that dreadful man who paints those horrible pictures´, he remains one of the most challenging and controversial artists of all time. It’s impossible not to react to his work, or to Pip’s compelling performance. Francis Bacon could spend his mornings painting, his afternoons and evenings drinking champagne and…
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Pip Utton – Adolf February 2025
Looking uncomfortably like the Führer, Pip stands before a Nazi banner addressing his party faithful. He furnishes his audience with an acute anatomy of fascism; its ideological justifications; its poisoned utopias. They are in the presence of an utterly compelling idealist, and are helplessly drawn into his warped logic. What made Adolf Hitler so compulsive?…
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Little Panto on the Prairie – January 2025
Welcome to the Wild Wild West for Rich Lock’s new original Pantomime. The local Saloon is in danger of becoming a casino in a small town on the Prairie! Will the Sheriff get his way? Will the Indians be any help? Will the Derby race have a good outcome? And why is there a rabbit that keeps…
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The Long Road – November 2024
The Long Road by Shelagh Stephenson Directed by Caroline Drewett-Mansell A poignant exploration of family dynamics, resilience and the human capacity for healing. A fascinating thought provoking play. Modern,contemporary and very relevant, this play is a study of loss and the true nature of forgiveness.
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Last Tango in Little Grimley – July 2024
A 7-course Tapas meal in Bar Imperial followed by a performance of Last Tango in Little Grimley, Directed by Sharon White and Penny Grant a laugh-a-minute comedy about an amateur theatre group facing extinction.