FRI 17TH JULY- SAT 1ST AUG
THE MORNING AFTER a new Kenyan play by PAUL NJOKA
It is the morning after Peter’s bachelor party and everyone is wondering where he is- a bride abandoned at the altar and massive feasts at the Parklands sports club all await his return. An alcoholic fried back from the states and his lifelong friends finally unravel the issues surrounding the drama that ensues.

WED 12TH AUG- SAT 22ND AUG

DOUBLE BILL
SEVEN STAGES OF AN AFFAIR BY LORRAINE FORREST- TURNER
Caroline meets the attractive Tony and embarks on an affair which becomes more passionate and dangerous as it progresses. Clandestine meetings in hotel rooms and deceit piled upon deceit jeopardize both their marriages as they go through the seven stages of an affair before they do the decent thing and call a halt, but not without regrets on both sides.

A SMALL FAMILY MURDER BY SIMON BRETT
Elderly Valerie has been murdered by an overdose of painkillers and there are suspicious bruises on her neck. The two key suspects in the case are her sons Gavin and Miles who make no secret of their cold relationship with each other.

FRI 28TH AUG- SAT 12TH SEPT.
PHOENIX RISING
Set in a bar –“The Flaming Bird” – this is an original cabareton the story of Phoenix Players.

WED 9TH SEPT-SUN 13TH SEPT
VIRTUOUS BURGLAR a Comedy by Dario Fo (Nobel prize for literarture)Kindly Supported by Italian Institute of Culture
A buglar breaking into the home of a wealthyu councilor finds himself embroied in a web of marital intrigue in this fantastic comedy

FRI 18TH SEPT- SAT 3RD OCT
THE WINSLOW BOY A PLAY BY TERENCE RATTIGAN
 This is a modern masterpiece about a father’s battle to clear his young son on a wrongful charge of theft.

FRI 16TH OCT- SAT 31ST OCT
THE DECORATOR a play by Donald Churchill
Walter is doing up a study at the Knightsbridge mansion flat of the Marcia. He overhears the loopy Jane popping in to confront Marcia about her affair with Jane's husband -and to say that she'll be back later on to tell all to Marcia husband Reggie. The trouble is, the precious Walter is a hopeless ham who mixes references to Shakespeare and Coward with gestures that would make a silent-movie star cringe.

 

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Millicent Ogutu

Administrator

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