Forthcoming Productions 2009

March 2009

The Lady in the Van is an autobiographical account of an episode in Alan Bennett's life.
In 1974, he encountered Miss Mary Shepherd, an elderly eccentric living in a decrepit van
in a street near his home in Camden Town. He eventually allowed her to park her van in his front garden,
the idea being that she would stay three months, but those three months extended to fifteen years!
Therein lies the story.

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July 2009

Constance Middleton appears to be oblivious to the affair her husband is having with her best friend
Marie-Louise. Constance’s sister, mother and friends all wonder whether they should tell her about it.
Constance is a calm, intelligent and attractive wife of successful surgeon John, but should she be allowed to maintain purely a fiction of a happy marriage? Constance listens patiently to the advice of her female
friends and family but decides to ignore it and convince her husband by rather devious means that
they not only have a happy marriage but that it may be worth preserving.
Set in late 1920s London the play is a lively comedy of manners similar
in style to both Shaw and Wilde.

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December 2009
in association with
Combined Actors

THREE MEN IN A BOAT  is an idyllic record of a gentle

Victorian pastime, full of the discoveries of its delights

 and  pitfalls. Even on the best of organised boat trips things go wrong,

and for J, Harris and George (to say  nothing of the dog), their holiday
on the River Thames  is no exception. Here is a perfect picture of those lazy

  summer days ‘messing about in boats’  to appeal to all who know
and love the story and a treat for those who come to it for the first time.
This classic example of English humour is an eventful
 tale full of comic episodes to appeal to all ages.

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