LRP Past
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Robinson Crusoe and The Pirates by Alan P Frayn. Directed by Peter Langston | Jan/Feb 2015 |
Aladdin by Alan P Frayn. Directed by Peter Langston | Jan/Feb 2014 |
Cheshire Cats by Gail Young. Directed by Lisa Langston | October 2013 |
Chatroom Directed by Tom Murray | August 2013 |
Robin Hood and the King's Bling by Geoff Bamber. Directed by Tom Murray, Clare Richardson, Laura Stone (LRP Youth Theatre) | August 2013 |
Lillies on the Land by the Lions part. Directed by Gloria Poole. | May 2013 |
Cinderella by Alan P Frayn, directed by Juliana Hogg and Patrick Markham | Jan/Feb 2013 |
Consumed (Youth Theatre) | August 2012 |
A Celebration of 40 Years at the Broadbent Theatre produced by Charlotte Broughton | May 2012 |
A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Maurice Raphael | April 2012 |
Sleeping Beauty by Alan Stoney, directed by Juliana Hogg and Patrick Markham | Jan/Feb 2012 |
The Proms at the Broadbent produced by Jan Allen | July 2011 |
We'll Gather Lilacs produced by Jan Allen | May 2011 |
Mother Goose written by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright | Jan/Feb 2011 |
Loot by Joe Orton, directed by Maurice Raphael | October 2010 |
The Proms at the Broadbent produced by Jan Allen | July 2010 |
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomens' Guild Operatic Society's Production of 'Macbeth' by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr, directed by Lisa Langston | May 2010 |
Dick Whittington written by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright | Jan/Feb 2010 |
Victorian Music Hall produced by Jan Allen | December 2009 |
Flipside by LRP Youth Theatre | Sept 2009 |
The Proms at the Broadbent produced by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright | July 2009 |
An Evening of Entertainment produced by Charlotte Broughton | May 2009 |
Confusions by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Maurice Raphael | April 2009 |
Snow White written by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright | Jan/Feb 2009 |
Super Sleigh Ride written and directed by Jan Allen | December 2008 |
Robin Hood by LRP Youth Theatre | September 2008 |
Cabaret to Cats by The Broadbent Singers, directed by Abigail Wright & Jan Allen | July 2008 |
Twelfth Night by Williams Shakespeare, directed by Gail Dennis | April 2008 |
Humpty Dumpty: The Eggs Files by Tony Nicholls, directed by Lisa Langston | Jan/Feb 2008 |
Christmas Games and Aeroplanes by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright & Jan Allen | Nov/Dec 2007 |
The Shell Seekers
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Terence Brady & Charlotte Bingham from the novel by Rosamunde Pilcher, directed by Gloria Poole |
October 2007 |
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomens' Guild Operatic Society's Production of 'The Mikado' by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr, directed by Abigail Wright |
May 2007 |
Don't Mention The Dream by Damian Trasler, directed by Jayne Wiltowski | March 2007 |
Jim Broadbent reads Enoch Arden by Alfred Lord Tennyson | February 2007 |
Aladdin by Mike Peterkin and Cwm Wayne, directed by Abigail Wright | Jan/Feb 2007 |
A Christmas Carry-On at St Primians by Jan Allen, directed by Abigail Wright | December 2006 |
Holka Polka by DM Bocaz-Larson | November 2006 |
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, directed by Gail Dennis | October 2006 |
Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett, directed by Gloria Poole | July 2006 |
Nunsense by Dan Goggin, directed by Derek Seller | June 2006 |
Little Red Riding Hood by Tony Nicholls, directed by Julie Hogg | Jan/Feb 2006 |
The Truth About Women by Muriel Box and What Brutes Men Are by Constance Cox, directed by Gail Dennis | October 2005 |
My Mother Said I Never Should by Charlotte Keatley, directed by BLAG | September 2005 |
Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, directed by Gloria Poole | May/June 2005 |
Captain Hook's Revenge by Richard Coleman, directed by Jayne McLean | Jan/Feb 2005 |
A Christmas Tail by Kate Sherrringer, directed by Holly Sherringer | December 2004 |
Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, directed by Gloria Poole | October 2004 |
Who Let Their kids Near a Stage? by LRP Youth Theatre | September 2004 |
The Inaccurate Conception by Richard Ahsam & Geoff Saunders, produced and directed by Lisa Langston | May 2004 |
Our Day Out by Willy Russell, directed by Emily Burgess | Apr/May 2004 |
Babes in the Wood by Graham Davidson, directed by Richard Scuffham and Lisa Langston. | Jan/Feb 2004 |
Two One Act Plays: Much Ado About Clubbing by Andrew Fusak Peters and Polly Peters, adapted and directed by Beverley Anthony and World Premiere by Charles Mander, directed by Gloria Poole | October 2003 |
The Inaccurate Conception by by Richard Ahsam & Geoff Saunders, produced and directed by Lisa Langston | July 2003 |
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis, adapted by Glyn Robbins, directed by Rob Young | May 2003 |
Cinderella... it's a kind of Magic by Tony Nicholls, directed by Julie Hogg | February 2003 |
Deckchairs by Jean McConnell, directed by Gloria Poole | Oct/Nov 2002 |
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | July 2002 |
Jubilee Variety Performance produced by Julie Hogg and Charlotte Broughton | June 2002 |
Outside Edge by Richard Harris, directed by Gail Dennis | April 2002 |
Sleeping Beauty by Alan Stoney, adapted and directed by Julie Hogg | February 2002 |
Pam Reaney and Friends (with an Evening of Songs) produced by Pam Reaney | November 2001 |
A Toe in the Water by Derek Benfield, directed by Gail Dennis | October 2001 |
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor® Dreamcoat by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, directed by Julie Hogg and Charlotte Broughton | September 2001 |
Another Evening of Intimate Theatre produced by Charlotte Broughton | June 2001 |
Mother Goose by John Morley, directed by Beverley Anthony & Richard Scuffham | Jan/Feb 2001 |
Songs Now and Then Forever produced and directed by Pam Reaney and Richard Scuffham | November 2000 |
Sand Castles by Bob Larbey, directed by Gail Dennis | October 2000 |
The Wizard of Oz by L Frank Baum, directed by Beverley Anthony & Juliana Hogg | September 2000 |
An Evening of Intimate Theatre produced by Charlotte Broughton | June/July 2000 |
Sinbad the Sailor by John Morley, directed by Tim Raynes | Feb 2000 |
Private Lives by Noel Coward, directed by Gail Dennis | September 1999 |
Songs from the Shows and Movies devised & directed by Pam Reaney & Richard Scuffham | June 1999 |
Tartuffe by Moliere (translation by John Wood) directed by Ted Warner | April/May 1999 |
Aladdin written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1999 |
Oleanna by David Mamet, directed by Chris Hudson | September 1998 |
LRP Juniors present excerpts from Jungle Book and Robin Hood directed by Margery Smith & Michelle Boryszczuk | August 1998 |
Songs from the Musicals directed by Pam Reaney | July 1998 |
Bouncers by John Godber, directed by Mary Davidson | June 1998 |
Seconds Out by Eileen Brandon. Nearly Four by Enid Coles. The Bear by Anton Chekhov (translated by Elisaveta Fen). All directed by Gail Dennis | April 1998 |
Jack and the Beanstalk written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1998 |
Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka (adapted by Steven Berkoff). directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | November 1997 |
The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, directed by Chris Hudson | September 1997 |
Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas, directed by Margery Smith | April 1997 |
Puss in Boots written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1997 |
Our Country's Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | November 1996 |
No Way Out by Jean-Paul Sartre (translated by Frank Hauser), directed by Chris Hudson | September 1996 |
An Inspector Calls by JB Priestly, directed by Hugh Dower | July 1996 |
Bouncers by John Godber, directed by Mary Davidson | April 1996 |
Little Red Riding Hood written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1996 |
Nasty Neighbours by Debbie Isitt, directed by Hugh Dower | October 1995 |
Hereward by Jane Clark, directed by Graham Davidson | July 1995 |
The Winters Tale by William Shakespeare, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | April 1995 |
Babes in the Wood written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1995 |
LRP Youth Workshop Production Murder at Mystery Manor | December 1994 |
Putting on the Screws by Hugh Dower, directed by Peter M Elrington | October 1994 |
Steaming by Nell Dunn, directed by Graham Davidson | July 1994 |
Double Bill: Old World by Aleksei Arbuzov (translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff). Directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton and Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer. Directed by Ted Warner. | April 1994 |
Cinderella written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan 1994 |
Oh! What a Lovely War! by Joan Littlewood, directed by Graham Davidson | October 1993 |
The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare, directed by Peter M Elrington | June 1993 |
The Pirate Prince written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1993 |
Happy Birthday by Marc Camoletti (translated by Beverly Cross), directed by Frans van Baaren | October 1992 |
Broadbent Youth Theatre present Pupils and The Fourth Year Are Animals | July 1992 |
One Act Plays Two Hander by Ted Warner, directed by Lynn Chapman, Cardboard by Frans van Baaren, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton, A Hearse to Dear by Frank Webber, directed by Julie Taylor and Dock Brief by John Mortimer (QC), directed by Peter M Elrington. | July 1992 |
Mrs Warren's Profession by George Bernard Shaw, directed by Ted Warner | April 1992 |
Aladdin written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1992 |
Teechers by John Godber, directed by Frans van Baaren | October 1991 |
The Killing of Sister George by Frank Marcus, directed by Peter M Elrington | July 1991 |
Spark in Judea by RF Delderfield, directed by Peter M Elrington | April 1991 |
Robin Hood written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1991 |
Breath of Spring by Peter Coke, directed by Graham Davidson | October 1990 |
The Diary of Anne Frank by Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett, directed by Frans van Baaren | July 1990 |
How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Ted Warner | April 1990 |
Jack & the Beanstalk written & directed by Graham Davidson | Jan/Feb 1990 |
Everything in the Garden by Giles Cooper, directed by Peter M Elrington | June/July 1989 |
Mother Goose by Paul Wetherby, directed by Julie Taylor & Paul Wetherby | January 1989 |
Green Forms by Alan Bennett, directed by the cast; Mother Figure by Alan Ayckbourn, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton; The Proposal by Anton Chekhov, directed by Ken Frost | June 1988 |
Kidnapped at Christmas by Willis Hall, directed by Keith Jones | February 1988 |
The Legend of Bluebeard written and directed by Greg Platt | January 1987 |
The Accrington Pals by Peter Whelan, directed by Keith Jones | October 1986 |
Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett, directed by Ken Frost and Womberang by Sue Townsend, directed by Ken Frost | July 1986 |
Little Red Riding Hood by Graham Davidson | January 1986 |
Semi-Detached by David Turner, directed by Greg Platt | October 1985 |
Bazaar & Rummage by Sue Townsend, directed by Mary Greensmith and The Fear of Heaven by John Mortimer, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | July 1985 |
The Clandestine Marriage by David Garrick & George Coleman, directed by Keith Jones | May 1985 |
Robinson Crusoe written and directed by Greg Platt | January 1985 |
Don't Just Lie There, Say Something by Michael Pertwee, directed by Alan Tasker | October 1984 |
Bedroom Farce by Alan Ayckbourne, directed by Keith Jones | April 1984 |
Babes in the Wood directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton & Graham Davidson | January 1984 |
Spring and Port Wine by Bill Naughton, directed by Keith Jones | October 1983 |
Aurora Leigh by Michelene Wandor, directed by Jane Rylands-Bolton Five Revue Sketches by Harold Pinter, directed by Keith Rylands-Bolton | July 1983 |
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, directed by Rowan Crymble | May 1983 |
The Green Door (a Pantomime) written and directed by Steve Channing | January 1983 |
Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse, directed by Keith Jones | October 1982 |
Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw, directed by John Challen | June/July 1982 |
Rattel, Conciliation and The Boggart all written by Henry Livings and directed by Lynn Chapman & Jane Rylands-Bolton and The Twelve Pound Look by JM Barrie, directed by Douglas Ballard | March 1982 |
The Sport of My Mad Mother by Ann Jellicoe, directed by Ian McKeand | March 1980 |
The Music Show | December 1979 |
Time and the Conways by JB Priestley, directed by Phyl Walshaw | November 1979 |
Rookery Nook by Ben Travers, directed by Marilyn Dray | May 1979 |
The Balcony by Jean Genet, directed by Phil Simmonds | October 1978 |
The Three Penny Opera by Bertolt Brecht & Kurt Weill, directed by Paul Wetherby | March/April 1978 |
Victorian Melodrama and Olde Tyme Music Hall produced by Sheila Buckthorp | Nov/Dec 1977 |
More Evenings of Intimate Theatre : A Resounding Tinkle by NF Simpson, directed by Joyce Simmonds; Before Breakfast by Eugene O'Neill, directed by Rowan Crymble; Still Life by Noel Coward, directed by Phyl Walshaw; and Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett, directed by Rowan Crymble | Sept/Oct 1977 |
Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov, directed by Rowan Crymble | March 1977 |
The Business of Good Government by John Arden, directed by Alun Bond | December 1976 |
More Evenings of Intimate Theatre : After Magritte by Tom Stoppard, directed by Bob Hewis; Death on the Line by Eric Jones-Evans, directed by Kate Walshaw and The Bear by Anton Chekhov, directed by Phyl Walshaw | May 1976 |
Evenings of Intimate Theatre : Six One Act Plays by Yeats, Strinberg, Shaw, Synge & Chekhov | February 1976 |
The Sleeping Beauty by Malcolm G Bates & Helen Harvey | November 1975 |
My Wife's Family by Fred Duprez, directed by Ken Frost | April 1975 |
Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley, directed by Phyl Walshaw | Dec 1974 |
Mixed Doubles directed by Tony Raby | May/June 1974 |
Old Time Music Hall | Nov/Dec 1973 |
Folk Evening | September 1973 |
Jo Jonah by Colin Hodgetts | May 1973 |
Present Laughter by Noel Coward, directed by Peter M Elrington | March 1973 |
Noah by Andre Obey (The first ever show at The Broadbent Theatre) | November 1972 |
Annie Get Your Gun by Irvine Berlin / Herbert & Dorothy Fields, directed by Nancy Jones (performed at Welton Village Hall) | March 1972 |
Junior Production: Zigger Zagger by Peter Benson, directed by Linda Tilbury (performed at Blenkin Hall, Lincoln) | December 1970 |
The Parker Plan by Gwyn Arch and James Owen, produced by Phyl Walshaw (performed at Wragby Town Hall) | May 1970 |
Oliver! produced by Malcolm G Bates (The first ever show by Lindsey Rural Players. Performed in St Thomas' Church Hut, Market Rasen) | November 1969 |
This list of Past Productions has been painstakingly pieced together by studying programmes, handbills, LRP minutes and newspaper cuttings. I believe the list is now almost conclusive but if anyone has any information that challenges the above then I would be happy for your input!
Thanks are due to Charlotte Broughton for much of the research required to put this page together.