Neville's Island

2nd June 2001 - 9th June 2001

Four businessmen on a team-building exercise in the Lake District succeed in being the first people ever to get castaway on an island in Derwentwater.

The Weekend

31st March 2001 - 7th April 2001

A middle-aged Englishman’s life suddenly changes during a stressful family gathering.

My Mother said I never should

3rd February 2001 - 10th February 2001

Totally engrossing, warm, funny, human look at four generations of women. "My Mother said I never should, Play with the Gypsies in the wood, If I did, she would say, Naughty girl to disobey"

Out of Order

21st November 2000 - 25th November 2000

When Richard Willey, a government junior minister, plans to spend the evening with Jane Worthington, one of the opposition's typists, things go disastrously wrong in this hugely successful sequel to Two Into One.

The Circle

30th September 2000 - 7th October 2000

This play was performed as the inaugural production of the Players first permanent home, The New Millennium Theatre. It was also the first ever production when the Players were formed in 1936.

Murder at the Vicarage

14th June 2000 - 17th June 2000

No one seems surprised when Colonel Protheroe is found murdered in the local vicarage. Red herrings abound, especially when his widow and her lover both confess to the murder.

Cash on Delivery

23rd November 1999 - 27th November 1999

Play only on Tuesday 23rd & Wednesday 24th with Dinner Theatre Performances 25th, 26th & 27th November 1999. Michael Cooney's riotous farce has all the ingredients for rib-tickling hilarity, offering a colourful selection of character roles.

The Winslow Boy

22nd September 1999 - 25th September 1999

Set against the strict codes of conduct and manners of the age, The Winslow Boy is based on a father's fight to clear his son's name after the boy is expelled from Osborne Naval College for allegedly stealing a five-shilling postal order.

A Flavour of Lancashire

2nd June 1999 - 4th June 1999

3 One-Act Plays focussed on Lancashire life and featuring in the 1999 Rossendale Festival

Pardon Me, Prime Minister

25th November 1998 - 28th November 1998

A Farcical tale of past wrongdoings unveiled prior to publishing the latest tax on amusements

A View from the Bridge

1st October 1998 - 3rd October 1998

The play is set in the 1950s, and is based on an apparently true story told to Miller by a lawyer who worked with longshoremen. It echoes the format of a Greek tragedy, where the main protagonist is propelled helplessly towards his fate