Riding Mill Drama Club

Charity Number 1193734

At Riding Mill Parish Hall

Latest News.

Autumn 2022

Casting for the spring panto Cinderella is under way and rehearsals will start in Nov

###################################################

Members of the Drama Club will be saddened to hear of the death of Philip Latham.

Philip had been a member of the Club for over 50 years. He made his first appearance on stage in the play “Celebration” and he last performed in the Mystery plays as God…….not a bad way to begin and end your acting career!

He always had a real stage presence, though the words he spoke were not always the ones in the script! He certainly kept the other members of the cast on their toes!

We send our sympathy to his family and assure them that Philip will be remembered by the Club with affection.

Anne Lawrence.

The planned play for this November has unfortunately had to be cancelled

We do have a Mega-Quiz night to take its place

To reserve your tickets click here

Our club members are now enjoying a series of acting workshops leading up to the casting of our spring panto production,

After over 2 years of no plays due to Covid the 3 spring comedy plays went down a treat with the audiences,

With ALL profits from the productions going to the DEC Ukrainian humanitarian appeal

Latest Club News Page

More Photos

The Table Top Sale (Tombola)

At Riding Mill Village Hall

Sat 3rd July 2021

We had a successful day at the table top sale organised at the Parish hall by the "Drop In" and St James Church, as you can see from the photo we had lots of prizes donated and made over £98.00 profit with 50% shared with the Drop in and the Church,

Despite covid restrictions there was a steady flow of visitors and people were able to enjoy the day with plenty of social distancing.

For the Latest Club News please click here

Recent Shows

Over My Dead Body Prog outside_edited.jp

For First Chance At Ticket Sales, and Latest News Sign Up To Our VIP Newsletter List.

You can UN-Subscribe at any time

Join Our VIP Newsletter List

Oh What A Lovely War

Is a satirical look at World War One.

It chronicles the story of the conflict using songs and documents of the period, in a seemingly light-hearted way with the cast performing in Pierrot costumes.

It was first performed by Theatre Workshop directed by Joan Littlewood in 1963, where It won the Grand Prix of the Theatre des Nations festival.

Click To Go To Play Page

Click For The Updated Oh What A Lovely War Page

About Us

Interested in joining?

We welcome new members of any age or experience. Apart from 'treading the boards' there are many other jobs for members from costumes to sound and light to props and scenery making. Whatever your skill - we have a need! Find out how you can get involved, and who to contact.

For More Information Click Here

Annual Membership Fees

Family: £12

Individual: £7