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26th November 2008: Informal Play ReadingsThese play readings are an opportunity for you to come to see us and to find out a little more about the theatre in general. They are open to members and non-members alike. If you have a curiosity about the theatre or would just like to 'try before you join', they are completely informal, there is no pressure for you to read if don't want to. You may just end up with a new hobby! There is no need to book, just come along to Netherton Arts Centre at the address below at 7:30pm. The play will be 'A tomb with a view'.
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Key For Two By John Chapman and Dave Freeman10th to 13th December 2008 Play reading 18th August 2008 When Harriet decides to supplement her flagging income by entertaining two married men on different days of the week, all is fine until her friend's marriage teeters and she arrives hotly pursued by her husband. Then irate wives bring mayhem to the hilarious Situation. |
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Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? By Edward Albee11th to 14th March 2009 George, a professor of history and his wife Martha invite a younger colleague and his wife to spend the evening. What follows sees both couples torn apart, as truth and lies are exposed in a barrage of arguement and recrimination. This classic American drama combining blistering humour with dark truths, is modern theatre at its best.
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Pygmalion By George Bernard Shaw13th to 16th May 2009 Many of you will know and have enjoyed the wonderful musical and film -"My Fair Lady". Much of its charm and wit, and of course the unforgettable characters of Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle, stem from this, Bernard Shaw's original play. |
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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 61st. 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. |
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All productions are held at the Netherton Arts Centre (nac), Northfield Road, Netherton, Dudley, West Midlands.UK. DY2 9EP Map |
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Extensive public car parking is available near to the Arts Centre and behind the Savoy Centre. Patrons are asked not to park on the Old Swan public house car park. Netherton Arts Centre is a non-smoking venue.
Netherton Arts Centre is accessible to wheelchair users, has an accessible toilet and is fitted with an induction loop system for hearing aid users. Please mention when booking tickets if you are a wheelchair user as fire regulations determine seating arrangements. If you have mobility problems, you can arrange transport in advance by contacting Ring and Ride on 0121 333 3107 or Minicom: 0121 359 0593 Tickets:Tickets for both stalls and circle cost £6.00 (senior citizens, students and unemployed £5.00) Tickets for all forthcomming plays this season are available now. A 10% reduction is available for party bookings. (See also the patrons scheme below) For further ticket information click HERE Times:All performances start at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 7:00 pm. 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. Patrons:If you join in our Patron Scheme you could save £12.00 on current Box Office prices. Our annual subscription is just £36.00 which entitles you to two seats for each full length production in the season of four plays. Patrons may also join mid-season, please ask for details. Single patron tickets are also available at £18.00 If you are interested phone Gill Beckingham on (01384) 253020 Industrial patrons are also welcome, please contact John Lucock on (01384)259267 to discuss your requirements. Membership:New members are always welcome. Please contact John Lucock for an informal chat on (01384) 259267 Membership costs £15.00 per season. 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 Thank you for looking, we do hope that you will come to see us.Webmaster: Dave Holt. To report a broken link click HERE |
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