• Doubt
• Butterflies are Free
• The Final Toast

Doubt

Doubt
A drama by John Patrick Shanley
Directed by Robert McCarthy

Playwright John Patrick Shanley won a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for this play—a powerful drama built on doubt and the evils of gossip. Set in a fictional Catholic Church school in the Bronx, it highlights how a progressive priest is put into direct conflict with the school principal, a rigidly conservative nun. She believes—no, she is certain, pure and simple—that the priest is guilty of an improper relationship with a young male student. But, as Oscar Wilde pointed out, the truth is rarely pure and never simple...

Please be advised that the play runs for 90 minutes with no interval, so tea and coffee will not be served. However, you may still purchase a glass of wine before the show, and take it into the theatre with you. Please arrive early to avoid delays.

Telephone bookings open 4 April. Credit card facilities (Visa, MasterCard) available.

Butterflies Are Free

Butterflies Are Free
A comedy by Leonard Gershe
Directed by John Graham

Gaining independence is an essential part of growing up. But when you’re young, blind and have an over-protective mother, this is fraught with problems. Don Baker has been blind from birth and finally decides to move into a Manhattan apartment and pursue his song-writing ambitions. However his new kooky, sexy neighbour sends the mother into overdrive – with hilarious but touching results.
This play won three major Broadway awards, and the film version (starring a young Goldie Hawn) won an Oscar.

Telephone bookings open 19 July. Credit card facilities (Visa, MasterCard) available.

The Final Toast
Graphic © Greg Carr
Used with permission

The Final Toast
A mystery drama by Stuart Kaminsky
Directed by Don Oakley

The Final Toast, written by Stuart M. Kaminsky—one of the world's leading mystery writers—tells the tale of one of literature's most famous detectives, Sherlock Holmes. In a witty, imaginative story filled with twists and unexpected surprises, Holmes unravels a murder only to find himself the target of the killer-at-large. Apart from enlisting the aid of his faithful Dr Watson, a 12-year-old Charlie Chaplin is also employed to help solve the mystery. The Final Toast is an exciting new take on the classic characters of fiction we know and love, and its ending will surprise and please even the most savvy mystery connoisseurs.

Telephone bookings open 1 November. Credit card facilities (Visa, MasterCard) available.

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