THE GRAYSHOTT STAGERS

Compiled by Peter Budd (Hon. Secretary) - Updated April 2001 - email : pwbudd@aol.com

To Tony Legat's 'Stagers' Page

This includes all details of most of our past, all current and future show

UPCOMING SHOWS :

November 2001 - 'Tarantara, Tarantara'

February 2002 - An Evening of One Act Plays with Supper
'The Boundary' and 'Last Panto in Little Grimley'

Spring 2002 - 'Windy City'

November 2002 - 'Deathtrap'

NEW Newsletter No. 72

Summary: The Grayshott Stagers are an Amateur Dramatic Society located in the village of Grayshott on the borders of Hampshire and Surrey.

Click here for a map of the location of the Grayshott Village Hall

They perform two major productions a year : a play in November and a Musical in April/May.

The play is usually performed over three nights in the Grayshott Village Hall.

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The musical is usually performed over three nights in the Grayshott Village Hall and then again in the following week over three nights at the Haslemere Hall.

During the rest of the year there is a full an varied programme consisting of :

In February - a third production which varies from a full length play over three nights or a one-off supper evening including two one act plays or - if there is a demand - a junior production.
In July - a Summer Show which can take a number of differing formats.
In September - a fund raising Jumble Sale.
A wide variety of social events which include supper evenings, quiz nights (including an annual event between the Haslemere Players, Weald Players and Haslemere Thespians), Car Rallies and much more.

The Society possesses its own storage and workshop facility for scenery construction / painting; extensive wardrobe; lighting and props.

In recent years the Society has won six NODA (National Operatic & Dramatic Association) awards. They were the Regional Accolades of Excellence for Presentation and where won by 'How The Other Half Loves' in 1988/9 (Producer Stan Sharp); 'Guys & Dolls' 1989/90 (Producer Peter Budd) 'Daisy Pulls It Off' in 1990/91 (Producer Andrew Boughton); 'The Cat & the Canary' in 1991/92 (Producer Peter Budd) and 'Key For Two' on 1996/97 (Producer Betty Penny) and Basic Programme Award for 'Underneath the Arches' in 1999 (Programme design by Peter Sillick.

Link to Watson House Society

Why not pay a visit to our fellow Societies:

Haslemere Players Haslemere Thespians