It is with deep sadness that we learned of the passing this afternoon of Alan Parker. Alan was a long-serving member of the “Thesps” who besides being a member of the Front-of-House staff, was also a valued and versatile member … Continue reading →
In accordance with the requirements of the current national lockdown, the theatre will be closed until at least Thursday 3rd December 2020. During this lockdown period you can still contact us if necessary by e-mailing enquiries@wombwellthespians.org.uk Thank you.
Continue reading →An extract from “Pandemic Stories 1 – Paul & Beth”, is being featured on Thursday October 1st on Radio Sheffield’s “Upload” show at 9pm. After playing the extract, part of the subsequent telephone interview with author of the play, Andy … Continue reading →
Regretfully, until the government can make up its mind as to who can meet and how many and in what circumstances, play readings are suspended for the time being. Apologies to all – particularly our new members – Karen, Emily, … Continue reading →
The final act of Oscar Wilde’s most popular play has now been released and can be found at: https://anchor.fm/…/The-Importance-of-Being-Earnest-Act-3-o… We hope you enjoy listening to it, allow about 27 mins – and please feel free to feedback! Hear ALL episodes … Continue reading →
Wombwell Thespians are pleased to announce that weekly rehearsals will resume on Tuesday September 1st! As reported in an earlier post, to begin with up to Christmas we intend to have weekly readings of plays, some of which we will … Continue reading →
Following on from the Audio Performances of the Pandemic Stories, the Wombwell Thespians Amateur Dramatic Society, have produced a new set of recordings (audio broadcasts) of Oscar Wilde’s classic play “The Importance of Being Earnest”. Wilde described his play as … Continue reading →
Author, Andy Harris, discusses the final part of his “Pandemic Triology”. “Annie” is final instalment of the Pandemic Stories series. In this episode Hannah Studd reprises her role as feisty old great-grandma, Annie, who we first encountered in the second … Continue reading →
We regret to announce the death, on July 25th of John Marshall at the age of 74. John was a past treasurer of the society in the 1980’s and ’90’s as well as a talented acting member. Amongst the many … Continue reading →
Due to the continued uncertainty and the woolly “guidelines” given by the government regarding public theatre performances, we have decided to abandon 2020 as a “non-year” for performances and are planning for 2021. “Ladies Day” will now be presented from … Continue reading →