Improbable Fiction Cast

Our cast and their characters for Improbable Fiction by Alan Ayckbourn.

Showing at the Elmcroft Community Centre from 25 – 26 April 2025.

Cast:
Arnold Hassock Luke Buckingham
Joe Bales Alan Honey
Grace Sims Sharon Betts
Vivvi Dickens Jacquie Yorke
Clem Pepp Joel Pickett
Breves Winterton Steve Simmonds
Lisa Wilby Alice de Brunner

Our April 2025 Production

Worcester Park Dramatic Society’s April production will be ‘Improbable Fiction’ by Alan Ayckbourn.

Connor Arnold is directing this zany, imaginative play, which is again taking place at the Elmcroft Community Centre (Colin Peel Hall), North Cheam SM3 9AB

Showing for 3 performances from 25 – 26 April

Sleeping Beauty Sold Out

We are now completely sold out for all three performances of Sleeping Beauty by Warren McWilliams. Sorry to all those hoping to pick up a late ticket to see the show.

A big thank you to all for your support and we hope everyone coming to see us enjoys themselves as much as the cast!

Book Tickets Now for Sleeping Beauty

Don’t miss out and book your tickets now for our November amateur production of Sleeping Beauty by Warren McWilliams.

Showing at the Elmcroft Community Centre from 29 – 30 November 2024

It’s Princess Aurora’s birthday and the whole kingdom is coming to celebrate. But the evil fairy Malevolent, who is bitter at not being invited, has other plans. She casts a curse and it will require the help of everyone in the kingdom to save the Princess. Join the three good fairies, Nurse Nelly our pantomime dame, and Presto the court jester and see if they can put a stop to Malevolent and her evil ways!

Sleeping Beauty Cast

After successful auditions in August, our director Jacquie Yorke has announced her cast for Sleeping Beauty by Warren McWilliams.

Lora Harriet Buckingham
Fauna Lorren Reader
Merriweather Glynnis Morgan
Malevolent Rebecca Weymouth
Nurse Nelly Hugh Jones
Presto Luke Buckingham
King Martin Phillips
Queen Alice De Brunner
Princess Aurora Hayley Sponder
Boggers Des Wilby
Sniffle Connor Arnold
Sampson Alan Honey
Prince Rupert Ian McDonald
Chorus Joel Pickett, Caroline Tuson, Jacquie Yorke

Returning once again to Pantoland

WPDS is pleased to announce that our November 2024 production is Sleeping Beauty by Warren McWilliams.

Showing on Friday 29 Nov and Sat 30 Nov

This production is at The Elmcroft Community Centre (Colin Peel Hall), North Cheam SM3 9AB

The Girl on the Train cast and characters

Our cast and their characters for The Girl on the Train. Based on the best selling novel by Paula Hawkins and DreamWorks film. Adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel.

Showing at the Adrian Mann Theatre from 25 – 27 April 2024

Cast:
Rachel Watson Lorren Reader
Det Insp Gaskill Sharon Betts
Megan Hipwell Tash Page
Anna Watson Karen Lucas-Walker
Tom Watson Connor Arnold
Scott Hipwell Alan Honey
Kamal Abdic Adam Hollidge
Woman Police Officer Caroline Tuson
Secretary offstage Glynnis Morgan

Tickets on sale for The Girl On The Train

Book your tickets now for our April amateur production of The Girl On The Train. Based on the best selling novel by Paula Hawkins and DreamWorks film. Adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel.

Showing at the Adrian Mann Theatre from 25 – 27 April 2024

Rachel Watson longs for a different life. Her only escape is the perfect couple she watches through the train window every day, happy and in love. Suddenly, the woman she has been secretly watching disappears, and she finds herself both as a witness and even a suspect in this thrilling mystery.

WPDS’ April Production is The Girl On The Train

Showing at the Adrian Mann Theatre from 25 – 27 April 2024

The Girl On The Train is based on the best selling novel by Paula Hawkins and DreamWorks film and Adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel.

We are excited to be able to stage this gripping play, originally selected by our husband and wife directing team, Harriet and Luke Buckingham.

Tickets available for our November production of Pride and Prejudice

Book your tickets now and grab a good seat for our intriguing November production of Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen and adapted for the stage by Sara Pascoe.

Sara Pascoe has made this classic her own by creating a traditional version of Pemberley, interspersed with a modern day social commentary, which gives the audience an intriguing contrast between the styles of the early 19th century and the present day.