The Vicar of Dibley
By Richard Curtis & Paul Mayhew-Archer
19th - 22nd June @ BOAT
25th - 29th June @ BLT
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Up Next…
Join us in the village of Dibley for the shock arrival of it’s first female Vicar Geraldine Granger. Watch on as she charms her way into the less than impressed parish council. As time passes the naive lovable Alice and the questionable trouser wearing Hugo get engaged. After what will seem just an interval away you are invited to come and celebrate the wedding of the century. What will Alice's dress look like, what will Letitia Cropley make the cake from and will the groom's father even let it happen? Find out in June 2024.
A timeless story of forbidden love, temptation and a fight for personal freedom. A cloaked figure of a young woman, Sarah Woodruff, stands alone at the end of a cliff edge, gazing out to sea with the waves crashing around her, her back turned against the harsh Victorian society that judges her. In a quest to discover the truth about her, wealthy palaeontologist, Charles Smithson, throws himself into dangerous waters and must risk everything he has for this mysterious woman. Like the ground-breaking novel and film before it, Healy’s inventive adaptation plays with convention to create something unexpected, evocative and exciting.
FORTHCOMING PRODUCTIONS
Join us in the village of Dibley for the shock arrival of it’s first female Vicar Geraldine Granger. Watch on as she charms her way into the less than impressed parish council. As time passes the naive lovable Alice and the questionable trouser wearing Hugo get engaged. After what will seem just an interval away you are invited to come and celebrate the wedding of the century. What will Alice's dress look like, what will Letitia Cropley make the cake from and will the groom's father even let it happen? Find out in June 2024.
A timeless story of forbidden love, temptation and a fight for personal freedom. A cloaked figure of a young woman, Sarah Woodruff, stands alone at the end of a cliff edge, gazing out to sea with the waves crashing around her, her back turned against the harsh Victorian society that judges her. In a quest to discover the truth about her, wealthy palaeontologist, Charles Smithson, throws himself into dangerous waters and must risk everything he has for this mysterious woman. Like the ground-breaking novel and film before it, Healy’s inventive adaptation plays with convention to create something unexpected, evocative and exciting.
The Real Inspector Hound is a parody of murder mysteries onstage, featuring plays within plays and twists within twists. Critics Moon and Birdboot attend a whodunnit at the theatre. Moon is standing in for a more successful critic, whom they dream of usurping. Birdboot seems more interested in attracting female actors with promises of stardom. However, not all is as it seems, and the two critics are dragged into the action onstage. You’d be a madman to miss the madman!
Contractions is an ink-black comedy about the boundaries between work and play. Emma's been seeing Darren. She thinks she's in love. Her boss thinks she's in breach of contract. The situation needs to be resolved. Contractions is brutally entertaining and ferociously funny whilst also being grotesque and chilling to the bone