Tonbridge Oast Theatre

Written by Alan AyckbournDirector Shirley BrowningUndoubtedly a true-to-form Ayckbourn farce, but the title could be misinterpreted.  The cast is made up of four couples and, because of the situation in which pair number one finds itself, involves all the others in their relationships.  The story is played out in the…

Written by: Martin McDonaghDirector: Ian Tucker BellIn his small pub in Oldham, Harry is something of a local celebrity.  But what’s the second-best hangman in England to do on the day they’ve abolished hanging?  Amongst the reporters and sycophantic pub regulars, dying to hear Harry’s reaction to the news, a peculiar…

Directed by Phil BurnsOnce again - four dozen actors, two great plays and one crazed director! The two one act plays show the Hoppers' acting talents. Come along and see the results of their dedication, hard work and enjoyment!(Tickets £5 - sorry, no season tickets or members' discounts)

Director Barbara Smith Presented in much the same way as Polly Teale’s play ‘Brontë’, a minimum cast of 8 portray about 20 very varied characters from this famous story. Teale approaches the tale in a different manner from many, using the character of Bertha to reflect the inner conflicts and frustrations felt by Jane…