Blofield and surrounding villagesThe Blofield Amateur Dramatics Society, or The BAD Players, are a local Community which has been running since 2012.
Our rehearsals are in Blofield and surrounding villages.
For more information about getting involved, please email thebadplayers@outlook.com or visit their website |
Bristonmembership@bristonplayers.org
Pantomimes, Drama, Comedy and social events - Age Range: No mimimum age. Under 18 must join with a parent or responsible guardian - Rehearsals: Wednesdays and Sundays. Auditions usually held on Sundays |
ColtishallTheatre 101 is a UK based amateur theatre group, located in Norwich, Norfolk. As we do not have a site of our own, the majority of our events are hosted by the Norwich Puppet Theatre and rehearsals are currently held in Thorpe End.
Contact via our website or social media |
NorwichNo Message |
North WalshamNo Message |
NorwichContact office@maddermarket.org
Since 1921, the Maddermarket Theatre has produced hundreds of plays and musicals to the highest standards, entertaining and delighting the people of Norwich and Norfolk - people just like you.
YOU ARE WELCOME TO HELP IN AS MANY AREAS AS YOU WISH
Every event at the Maddermarket Theatre is the work of enthusiastic volunteers, ranging from actors, directors, technicians, stage staff, and costume makers to box office staff, bar staff and stewards.
High standards are expected and maintained by a professional full-time staff which includes a Director of Productions, Administrative staff, Wardrobe Master, Technical Manager, Stage Manager and Education Officer plus freelance Designers, Choreographers and Musical Directors.
Rehearsals range from 4 to 6 intensive weeks and each production is performed for 8 to 10 performances, more for the Christmas show. If you have energy and a willingness to learn how, the Maddermarket can show you.
Experience is useful and commitment is essential but you will be part of a great experience, meeting new friends and challenging yourself to go that extra mile. |
NorwichNo Message |
WatlingtonWe rehearse at the Watlington Village Hall throughout the year, with a break in the summer, every Tuesday and Friday
We also hold various social events thoughtout the year at various venues in Norfolk
Here at Watlington Players we are lucky to have a permanent theatrical stage area to use for our rehearsals and also to run our shows on. This gives us a great edge for our performances as by then we are usually very at home on the stage!
Box Office:
To book tickets for a show please telephone 0845 052 9645 (calls are charged at local rate)
Contact:
chairman@watlingtonplayers.com
vicechairman@watlingtonplayers.com
secretary@watlingtonplayers.com
membership@watlingtonplayers.com
pr@watlingtonplayers.com |
Thetford |
The Studio, Charles Burrell Centre, Staniforth Road, IP24 3LHThetford Players is an amateur dramatic group that usually rehearses on a Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Whether you want to be involved on or off stage, new members are always welcome. We perform an annual pantomime and have also put on various musical based shows and one-act plays. Future plans include full-length plays and musicals.
Box Office: www.leapinghare.org
Contact: thetford.players@hotmail.co.uk |
Roxley Village Hall, on Yarmouth Road in Thorpe St. Andrew, NorwichThorpe Players meet at the Roxley Village Hall, on Yarmouth Road in Thorpe St. Andrew, Norwich, every Friday, to plan and rehearse their next production. Founded in 1972, they have performed more than 100 productions, including hilarious comedies, farces, serious dramas, thrillers and pantomimes. Since 1994 there have been several musicals. Each year there are Spring, Summer and Winter productions. The Players are young and old, and there are parts for all ages. |
NorwichNo Message |
Victory Facade
NorwichVictory Academy's Performing Arts department. |
Lingwood, NorwichNo Message |
NorwichWe are a small and friendly Norwich-based chamber choir of around 25 singers and winners of the 2011 BBC Radio Norfolk Choir of the Year competition. We have a reputation for high quality performances at venues around Norfolk. Our repertoire is varied and extensive, but we specialise in Renaissance and contemporary music. We give around five concerts a year and also help to raise money for local charities.
Enquiries can be emailed to vivavocenorwich@gmail.com |
Walsham, North NorfolkBorn from a pack of wolves hungry for drama and song in the barren wasteland that is North Norfolk, our brave adventurers, led by a very organised committee, have decided to give up their spare time to pursue that very seductive creature called performance. They call this endeavour.. the Walsham Drama and Singing Group, or ' WDSG'.
Take to the stage, write a play, build a set, organise a community event. Singalong with the Walsham Pub Singers. The possibilities are endless!
Contact: walshamdsgroup@gmail.com via our website or social media |
Wattonbox_office@waylandplayers.org.uk
membership@waylandplayers.org.uk
friends@waylandplayers.org.uk
contactus@waylandplayers.org.uk
The Wayland Players is an amateur dramatic group based in the historic market town of Watton, Norfolk.
We produce two major productions a year - each Spring and Autumn at the Queen's Hall as well as a summer gala evening in June and our Friends evening in December.
The group meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for play readings or rehearsals and is always very keen to welcome anyone interested in becoming a member whether on stage or behind the scenes. |
Whitwell Station Players
Whitwell Station, ReephamWe are rehearsing/performing mostly at Whitwell Station, Reepham on Wednesday evenings.
Contact: whitwellstationplayers@gmail.com |
Wisbech
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Westacre, King's Lynn
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WymondhamIf you would like to know more about Wymondham Players, please contact secretary@wymondhamplayers.org.uk or write to:
Wymondham Players, 26 Sycamore Avenue, Wymondham, Norfolk
Box Office: see our website www.wymondhamplayers.org.uk
Over the years, many individuals have worked tirelessly to keep Wymondham Players at the forefront of amateur drama in the eastern region. The Players are "amateur" only in that they receive no payment for all their hard work, in every other sense the productions are as professional as it is possible to make them. The Players usually perform two major plays a year, one in March or April and one in November, at Wymondham's Central Hall. |
