2025 has been a wonderfully busy year of productions for us.
We kicked off in March with Harold Pinter’s rarely-seen comedy of menace The Hothouse, we stormed ahead with an ’80s-themed take on Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor in June–July, and we closed out with our sold-out production of Blackadder Goes Forth in November.
In 2026, we will be performing Whose Life Is It Anyway? at the Bellerby Studio, G-Live, in March (keep an eye out for auditions in November ’25); and in July we will be performing The Revenger’s Tragedy at the Castle Keep (auditions in January).
Ken Harrison was a talented sculptor but, following a traffic accident, he is now confined to a hospital bed, paralysed from the neck down. Despite the subject matter, the play is very funny with lots of dark humour. Ken is witty and intelligent, wanting the right to choose his own future, a subject that is burningly topical.
The cast is as follows:
KEN – Tony Carpenter
DR. SCOTT – Eleanor Shaik
NURSE / DR. BARR – Kerry Manning
SISTER – Alex Lexy Gold
DR. EMERSON – Helen Wigram
ORDERLY – J.P. Judson
MRS. BOYLE / KERSHAW – Pru Lunberg
TRAVERS – Jenny Swift
EDEN – Leon Munns
JUDGE – Rick Buckman-Drage
MR. HILL – to be cast
This brilliant, witty, but dramatic play will be staged in the Bellerby Studio at G Live, from 12th–14th March, with a Saturday matinee.
Tickets on sale soon!
