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From Wakefield Little Theatre comes John Godber's ghoulishly brilliant adaptation of the most chilling story of all time.
True to Stoker’s original novel, Dracula is a fast-moving multi-layered masterpiece of fear. As a sudden and mysterious storm whips the coast of England, a young woman sleepwalks along the edge of a cliff.
In the teeth of the gale, a ship crashes through the harbour entrance, abandoned except for an immense dog and fifty boxes of grave dust.
The Transylvanian Count Dracula has arrived in England.
Immortal only as long as he is able to drink the blood of the living, he pursues his victims with brutally devastating effect.
From the remote wilderness of Yorkshire to a vast ruined castle near to London whose windows omit no light, the race to end Dracula’s lustful power is underway, if only there is still time…
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Written by Janet Shaw, this fantastic play sees Zara take a magical trip to Queen Abella's ice palace.
But where is the queen? Has she been kidnapped?
See Zara work with the Princess, Old Mother Time, four crazy icicles and even fairies to help find her.
Will they save the day in time for Christmas?
Kes follows the story of Billy, a 15 year old boy who comes from a dysfunctional working-class family, who is not expected to have much of a future. A no-hoper, bullied at school and ignored and abused at home by his indifferent mother and older brother. Having spotted a nest in a neighboring farmer's field, he tames and trains his pet kestrel falcon, whom he names Kes. Helped and encouraged by his English teacher Mr. Farthing and his fellow students, Billy finally finds a positive purpose to his unhappy existence, until tragedy strikes.
Three cleaning ladies start up a telephone sex line!
Whenthree cleaners, Olive, Gladys and Elsie, are threatened with redundancy they feel that their lives are coming to an end until a chance wrong number gives them a new business start-up idea – why not run a telephone sex line?
They’ve got motive, opportunity and a lifetime of experience – some more than others, mind you.
1994. Yorkshire, England. Returning to her hometown up north, Gloria discovers a community in crisis. The local Pit is on the brink of closure, money is scarce and morale is at an all-time low. Only the Colliery Brass Band is keeping spirits up, sights set firmly on reaching the national brass band championships at the Royal Albert Hall, but as conversations turn to talk of picket lines and redundancy packages, the miners are falling out of tune… Flugelhorn-playing Gloria brings hope to the band and the town.
A magical tale about a snowman who comes to life! Lot's of fun, singing and adventures... and you might just be lucky enough to meet Santa Claus himself.
Suitable for ages 10 and under... but anyone who believes in magic will love this festive tale.
When Hugo and Alice return from their honeymoon and Alice finds she is putting on weight; she turns to Geraldine for advice. After coping with the village quiz and organizing the week of Radio Dibley, Geraldine is stunned when Alice actually has a good idea – why not put on a Nativity play? Why not indeed, what can possibly go wrong?
A stage play by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter
Adapted from the original TV series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
With kind permission of Tiger Aspect Productions.
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This hilarious story follows a millionaire playboy with only weeks to live as he attempts to date two vastly different women at the same time!
By taking on two alter egos, he tries to play the part of their ideal man.
Watch Walter squirm when he realises he has invited both girls to his house on the same night....... what can possibly go wrong?
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