Perseus & Andromeda, Summer 2025

Being a teenager is a difficult time in your life. Take Perseus for example. An impoverished, but ambitious young lad, from a single parent home, has to try and make his way in the world while dealing with the delusions of his mother. She insists that they are royalty, and his father was a God! How is he supposed to live up to that?
Andromeda would love to be left alone, but being actual royalty, she has duties, like marriage, and a mother who is insufferably vain. Embarrassing enough, but when she starts including her daughter in her vain boasts life is about to get a lot more dramatic for the young girl.
Then there are the Gods. They are starting to take an interest in all of these goings on. That rarely makes things easier, they do have a way of making things more difficult…

Passionately presented theatre with real charm and heart- Aaron Says

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Don Quixote, Summer 2023

Alonso Quexana (or was it Quijano?) has a big problem. He reads too many books! Like all who indulge in this dangerous practice he has lost his mind, changed his name and now fancies himself a Knight Errant, to the great consternation of his family, tenants, neighbours, peasants, lovers, innkeepers, traders, and the odd travelling noble. Presenting the last of the great Knights, (along with his loyal squire Sancho,) sometimes loathed, sometimes tolerated, sometimes scorned, but never ignored, these are the adventures of Don Quixote de La Mancha.

Carried out with such verve and wit, you can’t fail to be charmed - East Anglian Theatre Podcast
It’s a witty and charming production indeed - Simon Michael-Morgan, Strange Fascination Theatre
Something truly special - Hayley Evenett, REDuck ProDucktions


The Prisoner of Zenda, Summer 2022

Wastrel, gadabout and man about town, Rudolf Rassendyll, decides to have one last hurrah before (shudder) taking a proper job. A jaunt to the Eastern European kingdom of Ruritania to take in the coronation of their new King, Rudolf Elphberg, seems just the ticket (especially as family legend insists that one of his ancestors was scandalously very familiar with the one of the previous Kings!) Arriving in time for the coronation everything is prepared and several people even mistake Rudolf for their soon to be monarch, but things quickly take a serious turn when the real King is kidnapped in the first stage of a coup. All seems doomed...unless someone who looks the part could step in… 

‘The Production was incredibly slick and engaging’
’Absolutely gorgeous show’
’Marvellous and inventive open air show’


The Scarlet Pimpernel, Summer 2021

The famous story of a bold mysterious Englishman sneaking French aristocrats from Paris during the French Revolution. French agent Chauvelin asks his old friend, Marguerite, to help him discover the Pimpernel’s identity, but it all gets very serious when her husband, Sir Percy Blakeney, well-known idiot, gets involved.

‘A fabulous afternoon of vibrant storytelling with verve and pace’
’A truly memorable open air experience’
’The Buckle was well and truly Swashed’