NEXT PLAY: Wife Begins At Forty. Thurs 9th, Fri 10th and Sat 11th April. All tickets £10
9th, 10th and 11th April. All Seats: £10 (cash on the door)

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Diary update 2/1/2026

Happy new year to you, and thanks for visiting our site.

Rehearsals for our next production are now taking place, although were still looking for a man to play a small part as an older gentleman, so if you think you can help us out, please let us know. The play is a comedy entitled 'Wife Begins At 40'. To order tickets to see this show, click on the link, or scan the QR code elsewhere on this page.

Set building and shenanigans in progress...

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Our September production of  'TWIST' by Miles Tredinnick is fast becoming a distant memory, so if you want to remind yourself about it, and view some pictures taken during the production, then click here

It has recently been a bit of an issue trying to find plays that we can cast with our limited number of acting members. Is this something you may be able to help us with perhaps? However, if acting is not your thing, we really need a carpenter, a scenic artist and a set designer to join our happy crew. But if D.I.Y. is also not your thing, there are many other ways to be involved, like stage management, lighting, or front of house? Come on, we all had to start somewhere. If you feel you can help, please call us or  contact us.

Good news... We will be holding another quiz night on Saturday 14th March, if you would like to reserve a table Click here. Your support will help enable us to fund our next productions.

So what's next for us?

The group has been performing twice yearly, sometimes more, or sometimes less, since 1949. We are immensely proud that the Drayton Players have been entertaining local audiences since 1949