Terrible People

Terrible People is being performed by an external group on Feb 23rd & 24th, 7:30 at Penrith Players The play follows four students as they attempt to reconcile after their mutual friend Max is found dead. It is a new writing by two local students. Tickets are £4,...

Casting for The Graduate

In April we are presenting the stage adaptation of the classic 1960’s film which makes a fascinating piece of theatre, a bittersweet comedy with a bit of steaminess. Essentially a coming-of-age tale as the academically brilliant Ben is seduced by family friend...

Penrith Players Open Evening

For people who want to know what Penrith Players is about, who might want to get involved or to just see what is coming up this season, there is a open evening on Friday 27 January for people to drop in any time from 6.00 pm until 9.00 pm. at the Playhouse Theatre....

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Come and join us for a social evening of wonder and wizardry as we explore on Jan 10th Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the eighth story in the series, that premiered on the stage last summer.  “Sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected...

Bombshells review

Bombshells…….A Roaring Success Packed audiences were treated to a gem of a performance by Penrith Players last week (Nov 10th-12th 2016).  Billed  ‘as observant as anything in Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads’  this it had a lot to live up to. Staged in the intimate...

December 6th – Play reading evening

Our next play reading and social evening is planned for Tuesday 6 December at 7.30 in the Playhouse Bar.  There will be a reading of Our Town by Thornton Wilder, a nostalgic recreation of a New England town in the first part of the 20th century.  It has some beautiful...

Next play reading evening – Oct 25th

Further to our new play reading social evenings this months will run on Oct 25th.  Everyone is welcome including non-members, and it will take place in the theatre bar, starting at 7.30pm.  Come along at any time during the evening and join in reading, just listen or...

Butler, anyone?

“Arcadia”, running 19th-22nd Oct, still has one part unfilled – that of the implacable Jellaby, the butler of the house. He appears a few times throughout the play, never with too many lines.  Rehearsals not too onerous!  If you are interested then...

Arcadia needs “propping” up!

Rehearsals are under way for our next production in October, Tom Stoppard’s excellent play Arcadia which is about, among other things, romantic gardens, forgotten duels, lost poets, dwarf dahlias and the effect of sex on mathematically predictable events! ...