Players on Tour

Penrith Players are currently running a small programme that goes to Women’s Institutes or village halls. The programme consists of scenes and playlets that do not require a licence and music. This means it will come at no costs to the hosts. Organising the group is...

Toad of Toad Hall is on the Horizon!

Come and get involved! The Players are performing this delightful play on 6th-9th December. We have an inaugural meeting fairly soon to get together a good-sized team to support Director Roy Beeby in the production. TUESDAY 25th JULY 7.30pm in the Theatre bar. We are...

The Graduate review

The iconic characters from the novel/film /play of  “The Graduate” were brought vividly to life In this hilarious black comedy, chosen by Penrith Players for their production at the Theatre last week. Terry Johnson’s  excellent script gives great scope to the...

Play reading and casting evening

God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. Come along on Tuesday 18th July, 7.30pm, for a read through of this bitter domestic comedy – our October production.  Its a four-hander; two middle-aged couples come together for a discussion about their sons who have had...

Behind Closed Doors – casting May 19th

When it has soldiers, the apocalypse and a suspicious holiday cottage, how could you not fancy being part of the newest thing to come to the Playhouse? Three young Penrith-based writers are bringing their work to life and are looking for anyone who wants to be...

April 4th – Read through

In August Penrith Players are presenting Duet for One by Tom Kempinski, directed by Keith Spence. A read-through for anyone interested in playing the two roles, or helping with the production, is taking place on April 4th. The characters to play are Stephanie...

Casting evening for Communicating Doors

Communicating Doors by Alan Ayckbourn How can you describe this killer, thriller, comedy? Back to The Future meets Psycho, meets Allo Allo? Mix together a serial wife murderer, two wives from different times, a ‘tart with a heart’ dominatrix and an incompetent hotel...

Play reading evening – Feb 7th

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui by Bertold Brecht A more serious topic this month, Brecht’s wonderful satirical allegory of the rise to power of Hitler and the Nazis. Ui is a small time Chicago gangster in the 30’s, who together with his henchmen provides...