Membership
Theatre64 are always keen to see new members, so if you have an interest in
any aspect of theatre, no matter what your level of experience, we would be
delighted to see you. We meet in the Main Hall at Frogmore Junior School on
Mondays and Fridays from 8pm until 10.30pm. We meet throughout the year
except for our summer break in August.
Join us
If you are interested in becoming a member, or just want to find out a little
more about the group then call our Membership Secretary, Carole Fowler, on
01252 409509 or send an e-mail..
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informed.
by George Orwell adapted by Ian Wooldridge
Adapted by Ian Wooldridge, this production portrays the overthrow of their human master by the farm animals and their hopes for a bright new future. Leadership is taken over by the pigs, which are cleverer than the other animals, but the desire to rule and make everyone conform to their hardworking ideals soon corrupt the original dream of being free.
Performance Information
Show dates and times
| Wed, 17 February 2010 | - Curtain-up at 20:00 |
| Thu, 18 February 2010 | - Curtain-up at 20:00 |
| Fri, 19 February 2010 | - Curtain-up at 20:00 |
| Sat, 20 February 2010 | - Curtain-up at 20:00 |
Ticket Information
| General Public | Associate Members |
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| Full Price | - £6.50 | Full Price | - £5.50 |
| Children | - £4.50 | Children | - £3.50 |
Tickets are available by calling (01252) 409509, e-mailing tickets@theatre64.org,using our booking form or on the door (subject to availability)
Theatre64 success at Woking Drama Festival!
Theatre64 have achieved great success at the 51st Woking Drama Festival, fighting it out with over 20 other performances and winning awards or nominations in every category that we were eligible for!
Awards
- Festival Runners-up - 'the delicate art of keeping in touch'
- Best New Play - 'the delicate art of keeping in touch'
- Best use of Lighting
- Best use of Sound
- Best backstage management
Nominations
- Best Director
- Best Actress
- Best Actor
Directors: Gill Richardson & Tim Carpenter
the delicate art of keeping in touch by Matthew Wilkie
A one act play by award winning local playwrite Matthew Wilkie. 'the delicate art of keeping in touch' is an exploration of life, love, loss, gain, search and obsession seen through the life of one man.
Life Line by Douglas Craven
A man picks up a phone, desperate for help from the Good Samaritan Life Line. Little does he know he is about to enter voice mail hell.
A Timely Manoeuvre by Emmett Loverde
Jane is unpleasantly surprised when her blind date, Reggie, sets an egg timer on the table. Five minutes later the timer goes off and Reggie makes a shock proposition.
Show dates and times
| Thu, 29th October 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Fri, 30th October 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Sat, 31st October 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
"... this talented cast caught the atmosphere of the piece very well."
Reading Chronicle (Macbeth, 2005)
Recent Shows
Two Weeks with the Queen
May 28th to 30th 2009
Wyrd Sisters
Feb 18th to 21st 2009
Coming Soon...
Autumn 2009
Double-Bill
The Delicate Art of Keeping in Touch
&
The Voyage of the Carcass
October 28th to 31st
2010 Season
Animal Farm
17th to 20th February
Shakers
May 2010
The Winter's Tale
October 2010
"... a well managed and presented work of art from an established amateur dramatic group now in its fortieth year!"
John Wilkie
Call (01252) 409509 or email us
By Mary Morris, from the novel by Morris Gleitzman
Colin Mudford, a young Australian, loves his brother Luke...grudgingly! When Luke falls ill and Mum and Dad packs Colin off to his Auntie in England, Colin conceives a plan to elicit the Queen’s help in making his brother better. Only how does one get to see the Queen when you are only twelve years old?
Adapted from the popular children’s book, this should tickle the funny bone of both children and those young at heart.
Show dates and times
| Thu, 28th May 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Fri, 29th May 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Sat, 30st May 2009 | - Curtain-up 19:00 |
by Terry Pratchett, adapted by Stephen Briggs
Terry Pratchett's Wyrd Sisters is inspired by Shakespeare's Macbeth - turned on its ear. In Discworld, a unique universe supported by four giant elephants and carried through space by a giant space turtle, murder, mayhem, and the arrival of a royal baby cause trouble in the little kingdom of Lancre.
And who stands between the kingdom and destruction? Three witches! (heh heh heh!!)
Show dates and times
| Wed, 18th February 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Thu, 19th February 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Fri, 20th February 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
| Sat, 21st February 2009 | - Curtain-up 20:00 |
