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Feb 1975 |
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Old Time Music Hall
In aid of Leukaemia Research |
Officially Pre Silchester Players
Devised and Produced by Deborah Josephs |
| New Year 1976 |
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
by Jill Mansfield, Keith Percival, Brenda Percival & John Lewis |
Produced by John Lewis |
| Spring 1976 |
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Two One-Act Plays
. The Sky is Overcast by Anthony Booth
. A Fishy Business by Margaret Wood |
Directed by Joe Josephs & Shelagh Brinkman |
| Autumn 1976 |
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Maria Marten -or- The Red Barn,
a Melodrama in Three Acts
by B J Burton |
Directed by Debbie Josephs |
| New Year 1977 |
|
Forties & Flappers, a Revue |
Produced & Directed by John Birtill & Keith Percival |
| Spring 1977 |
|
Busybody, a Three Act Comedy-Thriller
by Jack Popplewell |
Produced & Directed by Christine & Norman Utton |
| Autumn 1977 |
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Old Time Music Hall
in aid of Leukaemia Research |
Produced & Directed by Jill Mansfield & Keith Percival |
| New Year 1978 |
|
Jack and the Beanstalk |
Produced & Directed by John Birtill & Norma Smith |
| Spring 1978 |
|
Wanted - One Body!, a Farcical Chiller
by Raymond Dyer |
Directed by Bert Watkins & Gordon Cave |
| Autumn 1978 |
|
Two One-Act Plays
. Deadline Dawn
. This Desirable Cottage
by Anthony Booth |
Produced & Directed by Christopher Street (DD) & Stephen Oliver (TDC) |
| New Year 1979 |
|
Puss In Boots ??? |
I believe this panto was produced at this time, but we have no documentary record in our archives |
| Spring 1979 |
|
Mixed Salad, a Revue |
Produced by Pam Byway & Joyce Harvey |
| Autumn 1979 |
|
The House on the Cliff
by George Batson |
Directed by Bryony Paton;
Assisted by Carole Street |
| New Year 1980 |
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Robinson Crusoe |
Directed by Alf Campsie |
| Later 1980 |
|
Wild Goose Chase ??? |
There is evidence that a production of this name was staged; lack of archive material for other shows in 1980 suggests it might have been performed in that year. |
| New Year 1981 |
|
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
by Jack F. Hilton |
Produced by Margaret Flemington;
Directed by Mack Flemington |
| Spring 1981 |
|
Mixed Doubles,
an Entertainment on Marriage |
Directed by Marilyn Fowler |
| Autumn 1981 |
|
Pot Luck, a Revue |
Compiled, Produced & Directed by Beryl & Stephen Oliver |
| New Year 1982 |
|
Hickory Dickory Dock, a Pantomime
by Norman Robbins |
Produced & Directed by Alf Campsie |
| Spring 1982 |
|
The Full Treatment
by Michael Brett |
Produced by Les Masters |
| Autumn 1982 |
|
Deja Revue |
Written, Directed & Produced by Stephen Ayres, Mack Flemington & Jan Hullett |
| New Year 1983 |
|
Cinderella
by Jack F. Hilton |
Produced & Directed by Janet & Brian Hope |
| Spring 1983 |
|
They Don't Grow on Trees, a Comedy
by Ronald Millar |
Produced by Les Masters |
| Autumn 1983 |
|
Old Tyme Music Hall
in aid of Helen House Hospice |
Produced & Directed by Glenise Masters & Pam Mansfield |
| New Year 1984 |
|
Mr Macaroni and the Exploding Pizza Pie
by John Gardiner & Fiz Coleman
The Cinderella Story
by Kenneth Lillington |
Produced & Directed by Les Masters |
| Spring 1984 |
|
Outside Edge
by Richard Harris |
Directed by Marilyn Fowler |
| Autumn 1984 |
|
Calleva Fever, a Revue |
Produced & Directed by Barbara Fairbrother & Janet Taylor |
| New Year 1985 |
|
The Sleeping Beauty
by Jack Hilton |
Produced by Janet & Brian Hope |
| Spring 1985 |
|
No Time for Fig Leaves, a Comedy
by Duncan Greenwood & Robert King |
Directed by Keith Graham |
| Autumn 1985 |
|
East Lynne, a Victorian Melodrama
by Brian J. Burton |
Directed by Marilyn Fowler |
| New Year 1986 |
|
Robin Hood
by Malcolm (Mack) Flemington |
Produced & Directed by Janet Taylor & Barbara Fairbrother |
| Spring 1986 |
|
Suddenly At Home
by Francis Durbridge |
Produced & Directed by Mary Fenner |
| New Year 1987 |
|
Dick Whittington
by Verne Morgan |
Produced & Directed by Pam Mansfield & Tim Oliver |
| Spring 1987 |
|
Taking Steps, a Farce
by Alan Ayckbourn |
Produced by Mary Fenner |
| Autumn 1987 |
|
Revue of the Year |
Produced & Directed by Brian & Janet Hope |
| New Year 1988 |
|
Wind in the Willows |
Produced & Directed by Janet Taylor & Barbara Fairbrother |
| Spring 1988 |
|
Blithe Spirit |
Produced & Directed by
Marlyn Clarke & Janice How |
| Autumn 1988 |
|
Beside the Seaside |
Produced & Directed by
Len Drinkall & Wendy Roper |
| New Year 1989 |
|
D'Artagnan & the Three Musketeers
by Mack Flemington |
Produced & Directed by Mack & Margaret Flemington |
| Spring 1989 |
|
Time to Kill, a Thriller
by Diana Morgan |
Produced & Directed by
Judith Ilfold & Pam Singfield |
| Autumn 1989 |
|
Silchester Follies, a Revue |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham & Marilyn Clarke |
|
New Year 1990 |
|
Sinbad the Sailor |
Produced & Directed by
Paul Kelly |
| Spring 1990 |
|
The Farndale Towns Womans Guild Drama Society - Murder Mystery |
Produced & Directed by
Tim Oliver & Gaynor Keefe |
| Autumn 1990 |
|
Olde Tyme Music Hall |
Produced & Directed by
Pam Mansfield & Sheila Thomas |
| New Year 1991 |
|
Wizard of Oz |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham & Janet Taylor |
| Spring 1991 |
|
Don't Misunderstand Me |
Produced & Directed by
Bryony Paton & Sheila Thomas |
| Autumn 1991 |
|
Three Coarse Meal |
Produced & Directed by
Kevin Belcher & Mandy Oliver |
| New Year 1992 |
|
Alladin |
Produced & Directed by
Stephen Oliver & Beryl Oliver |
| Spring 1992 |
|
The Penultimate Problem of Sherlock Holmes |
Produced & Directed by
Michelle Taylor & Paul Kelly |
| Autumn 1992 |
|
Move Over Mrs Markham
by Ray Cooney & John Chapman |
Directed by Colin Flaherty;
Assisted by Mandy Oliver |
| New Year 1993 |
|
Frankenstein , the Panto
by David Swan |
Produced & Directed by Dee Hartwell |
| Spring 1993 |
|
2+2 Makes Sex |
Produced & Directed by
Mandy Grimwade & Len Drinkall |
| Autumn 1993 |
|
Remotely in Control, a Revue |
Directed by Kevin Belcher;
Produced by Jill Hutchins;
Assisted by Caroline D'Arcy |
| New Year 1994 |
|
Jack and the Beanstalk
by John Morley |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham & Mandy Oliver |
| Spring 1994 |
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| Autumn 1994 |
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A Pair of Briefs
. Charade by Philip Johnson
. The Proposal (Anton Chekhov) by Alfred Emmett |
Produced & Directed by Robert Whitehead & Lynn Davies (Charade) & Keith Graham (Proposal) |
| New Year 1995 |
|
Santa in Space |
Produced & Directed by
Dee Hartwell & Annabell Errington |
| Spring 1995 |
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| Autumn 1995 |
|
For Your Second Coarse |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham & Mandy Oliver |
| New Year 1996 |
|
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs |
Produced & Directed by
Stephen Oliver & Beryl Oliver |
| Spring 1996 |
|
Something to Hide |
Produced & Directed by
Jill Hutchins & Michelle Taylor |
| Autumn 1996 |
|
Wolfsbane |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham |
| New Year 1997 |
|
Grand Old Duke of York |
Produced & Directed by
Tim Oliver & Sarah Oliver |
|
1997 |
|
Silchester Players 21st Birthday Celebrations |
| Spring 1997 |
|
N O P R O D U C T I O N |
| Autumn 1997 |
|
Old Time Music Hall |
Produced & Directed by
The Committee |
| New Year 1998 |
|
Cinderella |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Gaham & Len Drinkall |
| Spring 1998 |
|
Darling I'm Home |
Produced & Directed by
Gaynor Keefe & Gary Belcher |
| Autumn 1998 |
|
Natural Causes |
Produced & Directed by
Sarah Oliver |
| New Year 1999 |
|
The Secret of Eyrie Mountain, a Pantomime
by Pam Armstrong |
Produced & Directed by Pam Armstrong;
Assisted by Jill Hutchins |
| Spring 1999 |
|
N O P R O D U C T I O N |
| Autumn 1999 |
|
October Revolution, a Revue |
Produced & Directed by Bill Martin & Sarah Oliver |
| New Year 2000 |
|
Treasure Island, the Panto |
Produced & Directed by Tim Oliver;
Assisted by Lyn Davies |
| Spring 2000 |
|
N O P R O D U C T I O N |
| Autumn 2000 |
|
Millennium Madness, a Revue |
Produced & Directed by Kevin Belcher;
Assisted by Jill Hutchins |
| New Year 2001 |
|
An Arabian Nights Panto |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham |
| Spring 2001 |
|
And Then There Were None
by Agatha Christie |
Produced & Directed by Brian Gillett;
Assisted by Lyn Davies |
| Autumn 2001 |
|
Three In a Bed - Actors at Work, Rest & Play
. In By the Half by Jimmie Chin
. Distracted Globe by Nick Warburton
. Cup Final by Charles Mander |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham & Kevin Belcher;
Assisted by Sharon McDonald-Grute |
| New Year 2002 |
|
Panto at the OK Corral
by Jim Sperinck |
Produced & Directed by Sarah Oliver;
Assisted by Mark Larby |
| Spring 2002 |
|
An Inspector Calls
by J B Priestley |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham |
| Autumn 2002 |
|
Chase Me Up Farndale Avenue, s'il vous plaît
by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr. |
Produced & Directed by Kevin Belcher & Jill Hutchins |
| New Year 2003 |
|
Puss In Boots -or- "Thereby Hangs a Tail"
by Paul Alexander |
Directed by Brian Gillett;
Produced by Gaynor Keefe |
| Spring 2003 |
|
The Real Inspector Hound
by Tom Stoppard |
Directed by Alan Moorhouse;
Produced by Keith Graham |
| Autumn 2003 |
|
Sand Castles, a comedy
by Bob Larbey |
Produced & Directed by Keith Graham |
| New Year 2004 |
|
Dracula, the Panto
by Jim Sperinck |
Produced & Directed by Sarah Oliver |
| Spring 2004 |
|
Tiptoe Through the Tombstones
by Norman Robbins |
Produced & Directed by Tim Oliver |
| Autumn 2004 |
|
Old Time Music Hall |
Produced & Directed by Beryl & Stephen Oliver |
| New Year 2005 |
|
King Arthur, a pantomime adventure in Camelot
by Paul Reakes |
Produced & Directed by Kevin Belcher |
| Spring 2005 |
|
Night Must Fall, a thriller
by Emlyn Williams |
Produced & Directed by John and Gill Coffin |
| Autumn 2005 |
|
Silchester Players, Of Coarse - Three Coarse Acting Plays
. Oedocles, King of Thebes
. Cinderella
. King Henry the Tenth, Part Eight
| Produced & Directed by Brian Gillett and Keith Graham |
| New Year 2006 |
|
The Wonderful Story of Mother Goose, a pantomime
by Norman Robbins |
Produced & Directed by Kevin Belcher |
| Spring 2006 |
|
Time and the Conways, a play
by J.B. Priestely |
Produced & Directed by Alan Moorhouse |
| Autumn 2006 |
|
Play On!, a comedy
by Rick Abbot |
Produced & Directed by John and Gill Coffin |
| New Year 2007 |
|
Babes in the Wood, a pantomime
by Jim Sperinck |
Produced by Sarah Oliver and Directed by Keith Graham |
| Spring 2007 |
|
The Haunting of Hill House, a supernatural thriller
adapted by F. Andrew Leslie from the novel by Shirley Jackson |
Produced & Directed by
Brian Gillet |
| Autumn 2007 |
|
Run For Your Wife!, a farce
by Ray Cooney |
Produced & Directed by
Tim Oliver |
| New Year 2008 |
|
The Pompeii Panto
by Jim Sperinck |
Produced by Sarah Oliver and Directed by Keith Graham |
| Spring 2008 |
|
The Hollow
by Agatha Christie |
Produced & Directed by
John and Gill Coffin |
| Autumn 2008 |
|
Oh What a Lovely War
by Joan Littlewood & the Theatre Workshop |
Produced & Directed by
Alan Moorhouse |
| New Year 2009 |
|
Dick Whittington |
Produced & Directed by
Beryl Oliver and Stephen Oliver |
|
Spring 2009 |
|
'Allo 'Allo |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham |
|
Autumn 2009 |
|
House by the Lake |
Produced & Directed by
Roy Glancey & John Coffin |
| New Year 2010 |
|
Little Red Riding Hood |
Produced & Directed by
Tim Oliver & Sarah Oliver |
|
Spring 2010 |
|
Ladies Day |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham |
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Autumn 2010 |
|
Sing On |
Produced & Directed by
John Coffin & Gill Coffin |
| New Year 2011 |
|
Robinson Crusoe & the Pirates |
Produced & Directed by
Keith Graham & Sarah Oliver |
|
Spring 2011 |
|
See How They Run |
Produced & Directed by
Tim Oliver |
|
Autumn 2011 |
|
Murdered to Death |
Produced & Directed by
Mandy Larby
Assisted by Roy Glancey |
|
New Year 2012 |
|
Beauty and the Beast |
Produced by Stephen Oliver
Directed by Roy Glancey |
