Blue Remembered Hills

4th June 2005 - 11th June 2005

It's a hot summer's day in 1943 and seven children play, laugh, sing and cry somewhere in the woods just before tea-time. In a whirl of constant activity, their lives are brim-full of joy and horror, anxiety and delight.

Love on the Dole

2nd April 2005 - 9th April 2005

A self-educated Man, widely read and 'on the dole' several times. Walter Greenwood drew on his local knowledge of Salford and its society in poverty, creating an important social document played out here.

Three into One

29th January 2005 - 5th February 2005

Three short one act plays - Swan Song by Vanessa Brooks - Directed by Richard Curry - The Price of Coal by Harold Brighouse - Directed by Jean Teasdale and Last Panto in Whitewell Bottom by David Tristram - Directed by Len Taylor.

Don't Dress for Dinner

16th November 2004 - 20th November 2004

16th & 17th are Play only performances. 18th, 19th & 20th are Dinner Theatre performances. A comedy farce set in the main living room of stylishly converted country house some distance from Paris.

The Ghost Train

25th September 2004 - 2nd October 2004

The story centres upon the social interaction of a group of railway passengers who have been stranded at a remote rural station overnight, and are increasingly threatened by a latent external force, with a denouement ending.

Nobody's Perfect

29th May 2004 - 5th June 2004

Cross-Dressing, Cross-Gender comedy. Mrs Doubtfire eat your heart out!

Natural Causes

13th April 2004 - 18th April 2004

Mistaken identities, hilarious consequences and some great laughs

Dead of Night

31st January 2004 - 7th February 2004

An antiques dealer shoots and kills a burglar, is tried for manslaughter and acquitted. "He was a criminal," says antique dealer Jack. "And that gives you carte blanche to kill him?" his girlfriend Maggie asks. "Yes," he replies.

Murdered to Death

25th November 2003 - 29th November 2003

25th & 26th are Play nights only with 27th, 28th & 29th November being Dinner Night Performances. A hilarious farce of whodunnit antics.

Woman in Mind

27th September 2003 - 4th October 2003

By turns sad and funny, satiric and moving, Alan Ayckbourn's intelligent British comedy Woman in Mind charts, without sentimentality or heartless irony, a frowsy middle-aged Englishwoman's hopeless descent into psychosis

Talking Heads

28th June 2003 - 2nd July 2003

Two one act monologues by Colne Dramatic Society who kindly stepped in to perform when Rossendale Players had to cancel the final production 'Confusions'.

Bazaar and Rummage

8th April 2003 - 13th April 2003

Three women who suffer from agoraphobia are persuaded to help out at a local jumble sale.

The Remarkable Mr Pennypacker

18th February 2003 - 23rd February 2003

Set in early 1900s Pennsylvania, where a freethinking man, Mr. Horace Pennypacker turns out to secretly have had a second family, with a total of 17 children between the two.

Funny Money

26th November 2002 - 30th November 2002

26th & 27th Play only - 28th, 29th & 30th Dinner Theatre. Another hilarious Ray Cooney Farce.

Someone Who'll Watch Over Me

28th September 2002 - 5th October 2002

An Irishman, an Englishman and an American (Edward, Michael, and Adam) who are kidnapped and held hostage by unseen Arabs in Lebanon. As the three men strive for survival they also strive to overcome their personal and nationalistic differences.