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A bit of a random plea - HELP THE SHELSLEYS VILLAGE HALL WORCESTER!
Hi all,
I'm Sharon, administrator for The Shelsleys Village Hall Charity, and I'm hoping you might be able to help us with a slightly random request!
I'm not even sure if what we're looking for is actually a "thing" - but we thought it was worth asking!
We're a small rural village hall in Shelsley Beauchamp, just outside Worcester, and, like many village halls, we're struggling to raise enough funds to keep our doors open.
So, we're thinking outside the box and we would LOVE to put on an interactive Murder Mystery Night!
We're looking for a local Amateur Dramatics group, actors or anyone experienced in Murder Mystery events who might fancy helping us create an evening of murder, mystery, clues, suspects, dressing up, lots of laughs - and where our guests actually become part of the investigation!
WHODUNNIT?
We'd be incredibly grateful for any help, ideas, contacts or offers to get this off the ground, looking to put on at the end of Feb 2026. And yes, the Management Committee will happily dress up and join in too
We're simply trying to raise funds, bring our community together and keep our village hall alive.?
And if you're able to help us, we promise a warm Shelsleys welcome, plenty of laughs, good company and maybe even a couple of FOC cheeky drinks from the bar!
Please feel free to share this too. You never know who might be able to help!
Murder, mystery, mayhem, shenanigans in the Shelsleys whats not to love. loads of laughs, a couple of cheeky drinks and hopefully raising some much-needed money for our village hall!
Many thanks in advance and we look forward to hearing from you
Sharon
Administrator, Shelsleys Village Hall Charity
On behalf of the SVH Management Committee
Posted on 02/10/2026
I am the creative director of the Curious Opera Company and we have an upcoming opportunity which might be of interest to your members.
We are seeking two male identifying/presenting actors to portray the Angel Clare and Alec d'Urbeville in our staged production of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
This role involves delivering dialogue in the dramatic scenes which appear amidst the song cycle, Schubert's Winterreise.
We will be fundraising to offer a base rate of pay, but this is not yet guaranteed. We are also offering a profit share following the settlement of the box office.
If you are interested, please email your CV and a pre-existing showreel to Emily at thecuriousoperacompany@gmail.com by 27 September 2026.
Your Invitation: Passion Plays Conference - Saturday 24th October
Dear Friends, We would like to invite you to the Passion Trust Conference and let you know of our new grant for future directors of Passion Plays. The conference will be held in Hereford Cathedral. All the key people involved in Passion Plays in the UK will be in the same place at the same time and it is the best opportunity to be inspired and equipped, as well as share your experience with new and future Passion Plays. The date is Saturday 24th October and you can find more information here (and updates coming over the next few weeks). passiontrust.org/passion-trust-conference-returns There will be special performances of the Hereford Mystery Plays on that weekend (with David Suchet playing 'the voice of God'). Conference delegates will get a generous 50% discount on tickets. This year we also have some new funding for directors of (large, city-wide) Passion Plays to receive mentoring and grants in the hope of supporting emerging directors and investing in the continuation of Passion Plays in the UK. passiontrust.org
There will be a chance at the Passion Trust conference to discuss this new grant, along with experienced speakers and other topics relevant to all other aspects of putting on Passion Plays! Please do let us know if you and anyone else from your Passion Play can come. We hope you can be there - it is the best place to be inspired and equipped, as well as share your experience and inspiration with others! All best wishes, Linzy linzy@passiontrust.org
Apollo Theatricals will be presenting Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor from 28 to 31 July 2027 at the Royal Agricultural University, on the Stroud Road, in Cirencester as an open-air production.
We are still looking for the gentle Master Page, the comical Welsh parson Sir Hugh Evans and Justice Shallow available to either male or female actors. Rehearsals are scheduled for Tuesdays and Wednesday starting the first week in May 2027. Please email Artistic Director Jacquelyne Morison at jacquelyne.morison@btinternet.com in order to express your interest. Jacquelyne can then send you a prepared script and a character analysis information sheet. A lunch and read-thru will take place on Sunday 25 October in Cirencester for those who have been cast or who would like to join this happy band of thespians. Further details are available about the production on the website of Apollo Theatricals at www.apollotheatricals.co.uk
Hi,
I'm organising a fantasy book release event in Ware on Monday 26 October 2026 and wondered whether you might be willing to share a small paid acting opportunity with your adult members.
The event is called Vaults of Velaris and is an unofficial fan celebration and midnight book release event inspired by Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series. We're expecting up to approximately 100 guests and are transforming an atmospheric cellar-style venue into an immersive fantasy setting for the evening.
We're currently looking for someone to take on a very fun character role as The Suriel, a mysterious, slightly creepy but much-loved character from the books.
Violinist also required!!!
The role
We're creating a "Suriel Tea Table" within the event.
The actor would be in full costume and seated at an atmospheric table with a teapot, vintage cups, candles and props. Guests would visit individually or in small groups to "seek answers from the Suriel".
Rather than genuine fortune telling, the idea is for the Suriel to give guests cryptic, theatrical and often funny fantasy-themed predictions and answers, particularly referencing characters, relationships and running jokes from the ACOTAR books.
We're looking for someone who is:
. An adult (18+)
. Confident interacting directly with guests
. Comfortable with improvisation and staying in character
. Quick-witted and able to deliver both mysterious and humorous responses
. Happy wearing a fairly dramatic fantasy costume/makeup
. Ideally familiar with ACOTAR, although this isn't essential if they're willing to learn some key characters and references beforehand
The performance would only be for approximately 1-2 hours during the evening, rather than the full duration of the event.
We would provide the costume, character brief and plenty of pre-written prompts, predictions and ACOTAR references for the actor to use, so they wouldn't be expected to create everything themselves. There would still be lots of opportunity for improvisation for someone who enjoys that style of performance.
Event details
Event: Vaults of Velaris
Date: Monday 26 October 2026
Location: Ware, Hertfordshire
Role: The Suriel
Performance duration: Approximately 1-2 hours
Type: Interactive/improvised character performance
Fee: Paid role - approximately £75 for the performance, plus complimentary access to the event and refreshments
Costume: Provided
We're particularly interested in finding someone who would have fun with the role. The Suriel is meant to be mysterious and slightly unsettling, but also one of the funniest encounters of the evening, so personality and improvisation are more important to us than extensive professional experience.
If this sounds like something one of your adult members might enjoy, I would be incredibly grateful if you would consider circulating the opportunity amongst your performers, or putting me in touch with anyone you think may be particularly suitable.
I'm very happy to provide further details about the event, character, costume or performance if helpful.
Thank you so much for your time and for considering sharing this with your members.
Best wishes,
Kristina
Vaults of Velaris
TKTK eventstktk@gmail.com
We're still looking for a Richard Dauntless!
This underrated gem of the G&S canon has fantastic music it's very comedic, and this role is great fun to play!
We're looking for a performer who can sing in the tenor or high baritone range, with comic timing and patter ability.
Contact: janetcrookes@hotmail.com
Posted on 15/08/2026
Great Central Railway Halloween - The Ghost Train
I hope you're well. I'm getting in touch on behalf of Great Central Railway as their new Head of Commercial as we prepare for our new Halloween event, taking place on 24, 30 and 31 October. We're inviting local amateur dramatic, theatre, dance, performance and community groups to be part of the event by helping us create a fun, atmospheric and spooky experience for visitors. We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers who would be happy to perform as scare actors, interact with guests in character and help bring the Halloween setting to life.
The activity will be fully briefed, with safety guidance provided in advance and on the night. Groups do not need previous scare-acting experience - just confidence, imagination and a willingness to get involved. Costumes, characters and performance ideas can be discussed with us, and we would be happy to work with your group to find the best fit for the event.
The concept is that passengers will join the train at Loughborough Station before the Ghost Train appears to "break-down" at Quorn. At this point, scare actors will create an initial surprise by appearing at the carriage windows before joining passengers on board. The train will then continue to Rothley and back; actors will leave the train at Quorn, and the service will return passengers to Loughborough. Actors then join the next train and the experience is repeated. The event will take place in the evening, likely between approximately 5.00pm and 8.00pm.
If this is something your group may be interested in, please let us know which of the dates - 24, 30 and/or 31 October - you may be available for, roughly how many people might like to take part, and who would be the best contact for further details.
We'd be delighted to hear from you and would welcome the opportunity to involve local groups in making this new event a memorable success.
New Funding available: Passion Play Directors Development Programme
The Passion Trust has new funding available for directors of Passion Plays, together with free mentorship opportunities. Applications are now open for a £2,000 grants supporting the development of outdoor community theatre and the new generation of creative directors. Open to directors working in the UK. Deadline: 30 November 2026. To apply, please contact admin@passiontrust.org for an application form or visit www.passiontrust.org/passion-play-directors-developmentprogramme/
Funding Details With their roots in the earliest dramatic traditions in the UK, Passion Plays have had a resurgence on the heels of the Mystery Play revival in York and Chester. The Trust aims to help the development of outdoor community theatre and encourage the new generation of creative directors. Grants of £2,000 and free mentoring from experienced directors are available to professional and early career directors.
HEARD is a student short film exploring communication, misunderstanding and human connection. It's a story about a mother and daughter who both want to be heard but neither knows how to listen.
We are currently looking for cast and crew members to join the project.
CAST
. Eve (Female, 20-25)
. June (Female, 20-25)
. Mother (Voice Over only)
CREW
. Camera Assistant
. Sound Assistant
. Editor
LOCATION
York, UK
EXPECTED FILMING DATES
3 shooting days between 22-28 June, 2026
WHAT WE OFFER:
Refreshments provided on set
Travel expenses covered
Accommodation available for contributors traveling from outside York
CAST SUBMISSIONS
If you are interested on the role, please email or DM me with:
. Name
. Age
. Recent photo/headshot
. Showreel (if available)
. Previous acting experience (not required)
Contact: estellazhu021@gmail.com Please note: This is an unpaid and voluntary student film production for assessment purpose.
Just a little note to say we've extended the deadline for people wishing to apply for the poem. We're also looking for community groups to be involved so please do call me if you want to chat through, my number is 07500047280!
We're working on a campaign with the Cabinet Office about government investment in communities like Carmarthenshire. The campaign is centred on how government funding empowers communities across the UK directly and indirectly - and we're looking to include people who have been directly or indirectly, impacted by this fund. For example, local residents, community organisations, small businesses, or frontline workers.
Filming will be in Carmarthenshire on Tuesday 16th June (potentially the day before too tbc).
We hope to spend 1-2 hours filming with about six local individuals or groups per day. Filming will be straightforward: either a few hours with our small, friendly crew at your location, or a producer guiding you to film moments yourself on a phone. We want to see real moments in people's day-to-day environments (at work, in their community, or during regular activities) filmed in a documentary style. We'll also film some iconic spaces and buildings. We'll also be taking a series of photographs alongside filming, which we'd of course be very happy to share with you afterwards. The film will be 30 seconds long, like a montage showing real residents of Carmarthenshire living day-to-day. The final video will be shared online and across social media channels; the campaign is expected to launch in July.
We're also looking for individuals to apply to recite a poem that ties the film visuals together. It will be a 30-second short film, a celebration of a day in the life of community spirit in Carmarthenshire. The director, Jacob, is lovely, and will ensure a nice experience for people. If you or your network wish to apply please share the following information:
Carmarthenshire Community Filming Casting:
Thank you so much for your interest in this project. We will be filming on Tuesday 16th June (or another day that week - that will be confirmed soon). People will be needed for a few hours on that day.
The film will be 30 seconds long, and show lots of different communities and community spaces in Carmarthenshire - from sports spaces, cultural spaces and public spaces. One local resident will be asked to narrate the film - a few lines about Carmarthenshire, and being part of a community. No previous experience needed!
Anyone who would like to be considered for the speaking role, we'd like to invite them make a quick video so we can show them off to the director Jacob Proud at Curate Films. It doesn't need to be anything fancy, just something filmed on your phone would be perfect. The video will only be used for casting purposes and will be deleted when we cast the project.
We've popped the self-tape instructions below.
Important - please fill out this quick form when submitting your video so we can update you with the outcome of the casting: here You can also find a description of the project on that link too.
SELF-TAPE QUESTIONS:
1. Please introduce yourself - your name, what you do for a living / in your spare time. (Please mention what community group you're associated with).
2. Briefly tell us about something you've done that you're proud of!
3. How long have you lived in Carmarthenshire, and what's your favourite thing about being a Carmarthenshire resident?
As it is a government campaign, we can't pay people for taking part but as the person reading the poem will be needed for a bit more of the day, we will be able to cover their expenses (including any loss of earnings if they have to take time off work, so they're not out of pocket). This can be paid as a voucher or via bank transfer.
Centre Stage London are seeking a Black male-presenting performer to audition for the role of Bob in their upcoming production of Come From Away.
About the role:
Bob is a New Yorker whose journey becomes one of the most moving in the show. Stranded in Gander after 9/11, he arrives guarded, sceptical, and deeply unsettled - but gradually discovers warmth, trust, and belonging in an unfamiliar place. It's a role with real emotional depth, humanity, and heart.
The track also covers additional featured roles within the ensemble, requiring versatility, strong storytelling instincts, and confident character switches.
The team is looking for a generous, collaborative performer with strong acting ability. Singing and movement confidence are helpful, but truthful storytelling is at the heart of this piece.
Rehearsals will be in Finsbury Park from early May to late July, with performances taking place from the 21st - 25th of July in Blackfriars.You can find more information about the show in the audition notice at www.centrestage.london/come-from-away. Email centrestagetheatrelondon@gmail.com or DM on Instagram/Facebook to enquire about auditioning!
Hello,
I'm reaching out on behalf of Veezu - we're currently working on an exciting collaboration with the Grand Theatre, and would love to know if yourself or any of your groups/students (18+) would be interested.
We're creating a fun, social-first piece of content inspired by The Rocky Horror Show. The idea is to capture a playful, high-energy journey: you'll be dressed up in character, hopping into the back of a Veezu cab and saying "take me to the Grand Theatre"...
Think singing, chatting, and fully embracing the Rocky Horror vibe during the ride - building anticipation and excitement before arriving at the Grand Theatre for the big finale.
Filming is planned for Friday 27th March, and it should be a really enjoyable, standout piece.
Location would be Wolverhampton Central around 11am on Friday (can be flexible)
This will be an hours work.
Let me know if this sounds like something you'd be up for - I'd love to share more details!
My name is Jay and I am a Casting Researcher with Adare Productions and we are back with a new series of Réalta agus Gaolta for TG4 - the search to find Ireland's Most Talented Family!
If someone from your organisation might be suited for this when we would love to hear from them! We would be extremely grateful if you could share this amongst anyone that might be interested!
We're looking for:
Family acts who perform traditional music, song or dance.
Families who excel in modern dance or contemporary music.
Families who can entertain us with novelty or unique routines.
ALL TYPES OF ENTERTAINMENT AND TALENT ARE WELCOME.
To Apply, there needs to be at least 2 members in the group, and all members of the group need to be related to each other. So it could be that you perform with your children, siblings, cousins or grandparents - as long as everyone in the group is related, then this is the show for you!
We're casting for Yoko Ono in 'This Girl - The Cynthia Lennon Story'. We're looking for a female, Asian actress, playing age 35-35.
This is a sell-out musical with all original songs, including 'Mother Mary' written by Julian Lennon. Casting 11th March, 6-8pm.
Please prepare a short monologue.
Rehearsals from mid-April. Show 29th-30th May at The Capstone Theatre, Liverpool.
I'd like to share an exciting casting opportunity for students and graduates at your school.
"This Girl - The Cynthia Lennon Story" is a critically acclaimed original musical returning to the stage at Capstone Theatre, Liverpool on 29th & 30th May 2026.
We always talk about him. This time, the spotlight is on her.
The musical tells the story of Cynthia Lennon and how she met John, featuring all original songs - including 'Mother Mary' by Julian Lennon. It has previously sold out performances in Liverpool and London, and we are thrilled to bring it back to the city where it all began.
We are still casting the following roles:
Role Gender Playing Age Notes
Older Cynthia Female 40-50
Key Dates:
. Auditions: Late February 2026
. Rehearsals: April onwards @ Hope Street University
. Performances: 29th & 30th May 2026
. Venue: Capstone Theatre, Shaw Street, Liverpool L6 1HP
These are paid roles on a profit share basis.
Audition requirements:
. Cynthia: Please prepare a 2-minute monologue of your choice
. Dot Rhone: Please prepare a short monologue and a song
. Musical theatre performers: Please prepare a number of your choice which includes singing and dancing
This is a unique opportunity for emerging talent to perform in a celebrated production telling the story of a true Liverpool icon. We would be grateful if you could share this opportunity with your students, alumni networks, and notice boards.
CAN YOU HELP? We are looking for someone to play the part of Foggy!
Foggy needs to be tall, playing age 60+ and act like the TV character. Rehearsals are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 - 9:30 at The Acorn Theatre. Performance dates are 16th, 17th, 18th April If you are interested or know anyone else that might be interested, please contact Jeanette via this email or via social media ASAP
We are excited to invite local groups to take part in a unique performance opportunity at The Kelpies during the summer season. This will be an outdoor event designed to showcase the incredible talent within our community and enhance the visitor experience at this iconic location.
Performances will be scheduled for set time slots to align with our tours and visitor flow. While we unfortunately do not have a budget to offer donations, groups are welcome to collect contributions on the day and promote their appearance through their own social channels. We will also share your participation on our platforms to help spread the word.
We are looking for a variety of performers, including:
. Choirs
. Dance groups
. Orchestras
. Acoustic musicians
. Other creative acts
Where possible, we ask that groups be self-sufficient in terms of equipment and setup, as this will be a fully outdoor experience.
If you are interested, please reply by 28th February 2026 with:
. Your group name and type of performance
. Preferred dates/times
. Any technical requirements
We look forward to celebrating local talent and creating memorable moments for visitors at The Kelpies!
Kind regards,
Kirstie Duncan
events events@falkirk.gov.uk Events and Venue Assistant | Falkirk Council | Place Services
Thanks to everyone who came along to audition for us for this project. We saw some truly incredible talent and we're so excited to get started!
If you auditioned and your name is not on the list below you have been cast in the ensemble
The cast list is as follows:
Galileo - Noah Clayton-Hart
Scaramouche - Alicia Fairhust
Oz - Lauren Broadway
Brit - Adam Rush
Killer Queen - Holly Ind
Khashoggi - Jack Oliver
Buddy - John Earwood
Teacher - Lizzie Bewley
Teen Queens - Niamh Harman, Jasmine Mabey, Lois Beak-Williams, Charlotte D'Arcy
Featured Bohemiams - Pete Evans, Kara Goodland, Zoe Wilcox, Sarah Mulcare, Dan Swaine, Noah Collingwood, Millie Harrison, Lizzie, Josh McDonald
Everyone auditioned extremely well and there will be without doubt disappointment.
We have cast people within roles we believe they are most suited for.
We hope everyone is happy with their role, but if not and you are looking to leave the production please do let us know immediately so we can plan for our first rehearsal tomorrow (Monday 26th 7.00-10.00) where we plan to learn vocals and routine for radio gaga as well as work on vocals for the leads. We will also have a cast information form available to complete.
I'd like to share an exciting casting opportunity for students and graduates at your school.
"This Girl - The Cynthia Lennon Story" is a critically acclaimed original musical returning to the stage at Capstone Theatre, Liverpool on 29th & 30th May 2026.
We always talk about him. This time, the spotlight is on her.
The musical tells the story of Cynthia Lennon and how she met John, featuring all original songs - including 'Mother Mary' by Julian Lennon. It has previously sold out performances in Liverpool and London, and we are thrilled to bring it back to the city where it all began.
We are casting the following roles:
Role Gender Playing Age Notes
Stuart Sutcliffe Male 18-25 Singer & guitarist
Musical theatre performers Male/Female Various 6-8 singers & dancers
Aunt Mimi Female 40+
Key Dates:
. Auditions: Early February 2026
. Rehearsals: April onwards @ Hope Street University
. Performances: 29th & 30th May 2026
. Venue: Capstone Theatre, Shaw Street, Liverpool L6 1HP
These are paid roles on a profit share basis.
Audition requirements:
. Aunt Mimi: Please prepare a 2-minute monologue of your choice
. Stuart Sutcliffe: Please prepare a short monologue and a song which you will sing accompanying yourself on guitar
. Musical theatre performers: Please prepare a number of your choice which includes singing and dancing
This is a unique opportunity for emerging talent to perform in a celebrated production telling the story of a true Liverpool icon. We would be grateful if you could share this opportunity with your students, alumni networks, and notice boards.
I'd like to share an exciting casting opportunity for students and graduates at your school.
"They Were All Some Mothers' Sons" is a critically acclaimed production returning to the stage at Shakespeare North Playhouse, Prospero Place, Prescot L34 3AB on 1st, 2nd and possibly 3rd May 2026.
The play tells the remarkable true story of German prisoners of war detained in Huyton during the Second World War who fell in love with local women and chose to remain in Liverpool. It has previously sold out performances in Liverpool and toured Germany, and now returns to Prescot-in the heart of Knowsley, where this history unfolded.
We are casting the following roles:
Role Gender Playing Age
Jean Female 18-25
Eleanor Female 18-25
Marjorie Female 18-25
Joey (RAF Pilot) Male 18-24
Mother Female 40+
Father Male 40+
Key Dates:
. Auditions: First week of February 2026
. Rehearsals: Mid-March through to show
. Performances: 1st, 2nd May 2026 (possible 3rd date TBC)
. Venue: Shakespeare North Playhouse, Prescot, L34 3AB
These are paid roles on a profit share basis.
Audition requirements: Candidates should prepare a 2-minute monologue of their choice.
This is a unique opportunity for emerging talent to perform in a prestigious venue, telling a powerful piece of local heritage. We would be grateful if you could share this opportunity with your students, alumni networks, and notice boards.
Interested candidates should send a CV and headshot to: howl.michael1963@yahoo.co.uk Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or would like further information about the production.
Fabulous role up for grabs! We are looking for an actor to play the role of young Salieri.
Acting age can be between 30 and 60 though there is flexibility with this. This is a large and extremely rewarding role. As the play progresses it explores the characteristics that can drive a man to ultimately consider murder. Jealousy, lust and envy are all interwoven within the confines of the 18th century Austrian Imperial Court. Salieri is driven by obsession and resentment. He actively sabotages Mozart's career whilst battling with God for giving such divine talent to a man he considers a vulgar, infantile upstart instead of himself.
Performance dates : 28th April - 2nd May 2026 at Woodford Centre SK7 1PS
Usual Rehearsal Days are Sun Daytime when required
Mon, Weds, Thurs Evenings
Rehearsals Commence 16th February 2026
Contact Name - John Lomax email: johnlomax50@gmail.com
I am writing to you from The Lir Academy at Trinity College Dublin as our four MFA programmes are currently accepting applications for autumn 2026.
We would be very grateful if you could pass on the details to anyone in your network who you think might find them of interest.
We also have opened up the Patricia Leggett Scholarship for this year. The recipient of this will receive full fees for our Playwriting MFA. This is open to anyone living on the island of Ireland. Clsoing date for applications is Sunday, March 1st. You can see full details by clicking here.
The playwriting programme is hybrid, with participants only required to be in Dublin 2 consecutive days of the week (1 overnight).
We also hope to announce details of a bursary for the MFA in Theatre Producing in the coming weeks - for participants based outside the Greater Dublin Area. Please keep an eye on our social channels and I will update you once that is also open.
As a conservatoire, we offer practical, hands-on training in small classes with dedicated practicing course directors who are recognised leaders in their field. Programmes can be taken full-time over 13 months and part-time over two years. Full fee details and funding opportunities and links to Trinity College Dublin supports are on each course page.
Students from Ireland and all over the world join us every year, from different life experiences, creative backgrounds and ages. They are based in person on our custom-built campus, 15 minutes walk from the main Trinity College Dublin campus.
The programmes include placements and public showings of students' work. We create an immersive, creative, collaborative environment where students from different disciplines have the opportunity to share their perspectives.
The closing date for applications is March 31st.
Many thanks,
Jessica
Jessica Hilliard
Director of Marketing & Student Recruitment
The Lir Academy
Trinity College, Dublin, IE
We would love to support anyone out there putting on Easter performances. We are a national charity with free resources and grants available each year.
Is anyone involved with Passion Plays this coming Easter? Contact the Passion Trust for free resources and grants. We would love to connect with you!
Could you be our Alan Turing?
The Martyr's Players are seeking an actor to take on the role of Alan Turing in our upcoming production of 'Breaking the Code' by Hugh Whitemore.
We are looking for a performer who can capture the brilliance, the vulnerability, and the unwavering honesty of the man who cracked the Enigma code and laid the foundations for the digital age.
The Role: Alan Turing
Playing Age: 30-40 years old.
The Character: A world-class mathematician. Turing is eccentric, socially awkward, but deeply principled, and carries the weight of a monumental secret.
This role requires an actor capable of portraying both intense intellectual focus and profound emotional isolation
'Breaking the Code' is a poignant and powerful biographical drama that explores Turing's heroic work at Bletchley Park and the devastating persecution he faced in post-war Britain.
The performance dates are: Wednesday 13th to Saturday 16th May 2026.
Rehearsals are held on Monday & Thursday evenings, and Sundays, closer to the performance.
If you are interested, please email us on: martyrsplayers@newmillschurch.co.uk or call Leon on: 0778 951 8313 for more information.
We look forward to hearing from you
