2023 December Last of the Summer Wine
WORKINGTON PLAYGOERS CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION
Our plays from 2020 onwards
SOMETHING SPOOKY - by Becky Wilson Something Spooky is a fun family friendly Halloween show written for the Theatre Royal by member Becky Wilson. Mr Sidebottom, the hotel manager is very upset that guests have been leaving his hotel. Why?…
Written by Nancy Frick Director Tony Parker Nancy Frick is an American playwright and Four Weddings and an Elvis is a romantic comedy and was first produced in New York in 2010. Sandy has been married four times and divorced…
written by Alan Bennett Director Brian Young Office Suite consists of two one act plays concerning the ups and downs of office life. They demonstrate the mastery of Alan Bennet’s writing and his meticulous observation and understanding of people –…
written by Agatha Christie Director James Last This play is an absolute treat for all Agatha Christie fans. It first opened in the West End in 1946 and in 2022 it was revamped as Death on the Nile in Kenneth…
GHOST STORIES FOR CHRISTMAS Like most longstanding cultural customs, the precise origin of telling ghost stories at the end of the year is unknown, largely because it began as an oral tradition without written records. During the Victorian era, it…
Blackadder the Third Scripts by Ben Elton and Richard Curtis Adapted for the stage by James Last and Morgan Sweeney In his Georgian incarnation, E. Blackadder Esquire is head butler to the Prince of Wales (a spoilt, foppish idiot), ‘dogsbody’…
by Sam Holcroft Director Tony Parker Sam Holcroft's Rules for Living is a fresh take on an Ayckbourn-style situation: a Christmas family gathering. First performed at the National Theatre in 2015, this playful black comedy cleverly reveals the coping strategies we all adopt…
By Georgia Cristou Directed by Jane Douglas What do you do if you think your aunt is an alien? Twelve-year-old Jelly and her sister, Jonjo, have their suspicions. She won’t let them leave the house – or ask questions. And…
by Shaun McKenna from a screenplay by Charles Dance. Director Stephanie Daly-Parks After a huge storm a young man’s body is washed up on the beach below the cottage where elderly sisters Janet and Ursula have lived all their lives…