Board-Walkers Theatre Company
Previous Shows

Boards June 18th 2003 - June 21st 2003

Blithe Spirit book cover
Blithe Spirit
by Noel Coward.

Peter Osborn has kindly offered to direct this modern classic for us. You can buy the script at Amazon.co.uk, which includes a short description (and is where I got the book cover graphic). If you're really keen, you could watch the film, produced by Noel Coward before you come to our show.

Boards Thu 20th Feb 2003 - Fri 21st Feb 2003

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Zoo Story
by Edward Albee.

Chris Moore is putting on this one-act play as a internal Room 4 production (so if you want to watch it, you'll have to join the theatre first!). And it's also entered in the One Act Play Festival. This was the Winner of "Best Director", "Best Play in Gloucestershire" and "Overall Festival Winner". It then went to the next round (Central Final for the Western Area) at QEH Theatre, Bristol, on Saturday 5th April, where it did well but was beaten by a very well put together show.

Never heard of Edward Albee? Then find all about him at this Edward Albee web page. And I got the snazzy logo from The Zoo Outreach Organisation.

Boards Dec 28th 2002 - Jan 4th 2003

Puss In Boots

by Bridget Derrett.

Yes, our very own published playwright wrote a panto just for us. Oh no she isn't. Oh yes she is. Oh no she isn't. He's behind you. No, honest. Oh, go on, go on, go on... etc

For more info, visit our Puss In Boots page - now with lots of photos from back stage and including links to other pages about pantomime.

Boards Sept 7th - 14th 2002

Fatal Attraction

by Bernard Slade

A thriller to be directed by Janet Mayo. We've had a play reading and now the show is cast. For the cast and prod. crew, visit our "Fatal Attraction" page.

If any of you want any more info about the show, please visit our "Fatal Attraction" information page. If that is not enough for you, here's a quick biography of the author, Bernard Slade, and here's an interview with him.

Note, this is nothing to do with the film by James Dearden, starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close but if you really wanted the film, I've found you a link to a review of the film by Robert Ebert. Having read that, you now know you should see our show instead.

Boards 15-23 March

Annie

by Charles Strouse (music), Martin Charnin (lyrics) and Thomas Meehan (book).

Yes - that's the classic musical. For info on previous casts of various productions of Annie, try www.anniethemusical.com . For more information on the actual musical and links to music etc, this is a good site. And for details on our very own production, go to our Annie web page.

Boards Autumn 2001