Dates for your diary

5th to 8th September 2012
The Hound of the Baskervilles by Tim Kelly

Who dun it? Famous sleuth Sherlock Holmes, takes to the moors to solve the latest crime. The mysterious death of a prominent local citizen brings Holmes and Watson to the English countryside, where many believe a mythic hound is fulfilling an ancient family curse. The sleuthing begins and suspicion falls on sinister servants, butterfly collectors, ladies in the distress and escaped convicts. With typical dry wit and patience, Holmes ferrets out the truth in this snappy adaptation of the beloved Conan Doyle classic.

5th to 8th December 2012
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe by Glyn Robbins

This delightful adaptation of the well loved tale of good and evil takes the audience on a magical mystery tour of the land of Narnia with four children, peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy, who stumble into this strange land through the wardrobe. There they encounter the wicked White Witch, representing the forces of evil, and the King of the Beasts, Aslan the lion, representing all that is good and right. With the children’s help the White Witch is destroyed, allowing good to triumph over evil in the time-honoured way.

6th to 9th March 2013
Jane Eyre by Willis Hall

Jane Eyre tells the timeless story of the love of a plain but passionate girl for the embittered and lonely Mr Rochester, removed from her by social boundaries and deeply held secrets. One of the iconic and turbulent novels of all time, Willis Hall brings Charlotte Bronte’s narrative to the stage in a striking and original adaptation.

8th to 11th May 2013
'The Office' by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant

The world stage premier of this popular tv show by kind permission of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

Meet up again with TV’s David Brent, petty, pompous but hilarious Slough regional boss of paper merchants. Encounter once more colleagues Gareth, the pedantic jobsworth, Tim and receptionist Dawn, still secretly yearning for each other. But bring your hankies – not to cry, but for tears of laughter!

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About us

Dudley Little Theatre (also known as DLT) is an amateur theatre company based in Netherton, near Dudley, West Midlands. UK. and is now in its 64th. season. DLT produces four plays per season and strives for high quality in all aspects of production.

DLT was privileged to give the first public performance in the newly opened Netherton Arts Centre (nac), a restoration of the old cinema building, way back in 1947.  More

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Tickets

Tickets for both stalls and circle cost £6.00 (concessions £5.00)

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Venue

DLT performs at Netherton Arts Centre, Northfield Road, Netherton, West Midlands. DY2 9ER   Find Us

NAC is wheelchair accessible, has a hearing 'T' loop system and accessible toilet facilities.

Please note: fire regulations determine numbers so we advise booking tickets in advance.

Show Times

All performances start at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

Refreshments

There is a licensed bar from 7:00 p.m. Coffee, tea and soft drinks are also available.

You may pre order your interval requirements when you arrive

Ice cream is also available during the interval.

Membership

New members are always welcome, actors, back stage, technical, stewards, bar, front of house, box office. There are roles to suit all interests, levels of ability and time commitments.

We would very much like someone to become our wardrobe mistress (or master) no great experience required and you don't need lots of dress making experience, its mainly organizing costumes, minor repairs and alterations.

Please contact John Lucock for an informal chat on (01384) 259267

Membership costs £15.00 per season and is open to anyone aged 16 years or above.

Costume Hire

Many of the costumes used in DLT productions are available between shows for hire to other theatre groups, schools, and private individuals.

If you are putting on a show, staging an event or just want something different for your next party perhaps we can help you. Our prices are the lowest in the area.

For further details of costumes telephone John Lucock on
01384 259267

 

DLT is a Registered Charity number 252570