We are a vibrant amateur dramatics group based in the South Cambridgeshire village of Haslingfield - just six miles south of Cambridge.

Our May 2010 production, The Happiest Days of Your Life, by John Dighton was a period farce set just after WWII. It concerned a boys' boarding school, which was thrown into chaos when a girls' school was accidentally sent by the Ministry of Devacuation to share premises with the boys.

This challenging production required split-second timing of entrances and exits to maintain the fast pace of the play; as well as in-depth analysis of each character by every cast member. The set included costumes and furniture which invoked the authenic feeling of a 1946 Master's Common Room - no easy feat for our set and costume designers and crew.

Click here for Photos from the The Happiest Days of Your Life

We are now looking forward to our next production, which will take place on
25, 26 and 27 November 2010.

THE BABES IN THE WOOD - NOVEMBER 2009
This award-winning production was set in Nottingham at the time of Richard the Lionheart and his cruel brother Prince John. The show included beautiful painted flats; richly-coloured costumes (mostly made by our costume department); and energetic dancing and lively songs, many of which were composed in-house.

LARK RISE - MAY 2009
In this innovative musical play, our audience became part of an Oxfordshire village in the 1880s, watching a typical day unfold before them - the women doing their daily chores, whilst their menfolk worked in the fields. The folk singing and live folk band added to the ambiance of the whole piece, which proved to be a challenging but rewarding experience for all involved.