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2010

JUN

Outside Edge

by Richard Harris. Set in a cricket pavilion, Outside Edge deals with an eventful Saturday afternoon in the lives of five men and four women.Roger struggles to keep together his team, while the wives�

MAY

84 Charing Cross Road

by Helene Hanff. In 1949 a struggling American writer, hoping to indulge her love of beautiful books, started a correspondence with a firm of British antiquarian booksellers, which was to last for�

MAR

Alice the Musical

Grove Park Theatre's Youth Section is proud to present its annual production. This time it is Alice the Musical, based on Lewis Carroll's classic story Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (words and music�

MAR

Dick Barton - Special Agent

by Phil Willmott. Gabardine collar up and trilby at a rakish angle, intrepid sleuth Dick Barton faces arch enemies Baron Scarheart and Marta Heartburn in a series of exotic, action-packed adventures�

FEB

The Herbal Bed

by Peter Whelan. The Herbal Bed is a drama set in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1613 and is centred on Susanna Hall, the eldest daughter of William Shakespeare. The play unfolds around a public�

2009

DEC

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

The classic fairytale - Wrexham's own fun-filled family pantomime! Written by Chris Jones, Snow White is brought to you by the same team as last year's sell-out show Aladdin - Rob Stevens directs, with�

OCT

The History Boys

by Alan Bennett. An unruly bunch of sixth form boys in pursuit of adolescent fun and a place at university. A maverick English teacher at odds with the shrewd supply teacher, a headmaster obsessed�

SEP

Ladies Down Under

by Amanda Whittington. A recent survey of Grove Park Theatre goers voted our production of Ladies' Day as the best of our recent plays. The good news is that the ladies are back!This time we follow�

JUL

Little Shop of Horrors

by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. A mild-mannered florist makes a Faustian pact with a tiny plant in order to win the girl he loves. The mysterious plant, however, needs blood to survive and, by the�

MAY

How the Other Half Loves

by Alan Ayckbourn. A wickedly entertaining farce which juggles time and space with ingenious staging to show the lives and loves of three married couples. Relationships are as complex as the setting�

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