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Greasepaint Productions present FAME this week
By Jazz on 23 May 2010 16:54

3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Tickets available on the door
By Graeme on 18 May 2010 21:21

3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Tickets available at the door
By Graeme on 06 Apr 2010 13:30

Dates for 2010
By Graeme on 19 Jan 2010 09:15

MEssage forwarded from Hayley
By Graeme on 26 Nov 2009 20:46

Message from Greasley Players at Moorgreen
By Graeme on 26 Nov 2009 20:41

Sleeping Beauty
By Graeme on 03 Nov 2009 10:31

Blinded by the Light
By Graeme on 03 Nov 2009 10:31

Jack & the Beanstalk
By Graeme on 03 Nov 2009 10:28

Tickets for Sleeping Beauty are available now online
By Graeme on 01 Nov 2009 23:09

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3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Tickets available at the door
Buy tickets online NOW

Posted 2010/05/18 - 21:21 By Graeme
3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Tickets available on the door
The online shop is now closed. Tickets are still available for all perfomances at East Leake Post office and the Pet Shop next door to the co-op. If you can't get into the village to get tickets then they will be availabile at the door on each night of the play.

Posted 2010/04/06 - 13:30 By Graeme
3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Tickets available at the door
3 One Act Plays - May 2010 - Online shop closed

Posted 2010/01/11 - 23:55 By Graeme
Dates for 2010
Nanda One Act Festival Fri/Sat 5th, 6th March PAL Awards (Sat 27th Mar) Nanda Youth Festival (13-15th May) May Play (20th to 22nd May) Nanda Play of the Year Dinner (Friday 18th June) East Leake Carnival – Sat 19th June Panto Auditions – July/Aug Elaps 4 Elaps – Sat 11th Sept Panto dates – 8th to 11th December

MEssage forwarded from Hayley

Posted 2009/11/26 - 20:46 By Graeme

Hi

I have gathered your email from www.amateurdramatics.com and have no idea about what you do or whether you can offer any advice as to who to contact if this is not your remit. The website gave little detail in terms of what you provide so forgive me if this email sounds bizarre!

We are looking to put on an evening dinner Murder Mystery event in Hoton Village Hall in the Spring.

• We are looking to host a Murder Mystery evening in Spring with audience participation in some way.
• Preferably on a Saturday but can be flexible.

• Initial ideas are that we have a scene before starting to eat, probably where the murder takes place or is discovered. (Can you offer this?)

• Then a scene between courses to develop the plot and either give some clues or accept questions from the audience, or guests to write questions and pass them forward. (What is it that you provide?)

• If possible the players can mingle while guests eat. (we are open to suggestion as to whether a players sits at a table and moves to a different table between courses or that they are fed at a separate time)

• Do you provide the play ready rehearsed to go?
• Do you co-ordinate interested people if not or do you require someone to correlate rehearsals?
• Alternatively we have a murder mystery party pack that has been run successfully privately a few times that a group involved in acting could use.
(Which do you provide and what are the costs?)

I am sure there are lots more questions I should be asking but at this stage I am trying to get on top of the situation.

Many thanks Michelle

01509 880697
07776 252087

Hi

I have gathered your email from www.amateurdramatics.com and have no idea about what you do or whether you can offer any advice as to who to contact if this is not your remit. The website gave little detail in terms of what you provide so forgive me if this email sounds bizarre!

We are looking to put on an evening dinner Murder Mystery event in Hoton Village Hall in the Spring.

• We are looking to host a Murder Mystery evening in Spring with audience participation in some way.
• Preferably on a Saturday but can be flexible.

• Initial ideas are that we have a scene before starting to eat, probably where the murder takes place or is discovered. (Can you offer this?)

• Then a scene between courses to develop the plot and either give some clues or accept questions from the audience, or guests to write questions and pass them forward. (What is it that you provide?)

• If possible the players can mingle while guests eat. (we are open to suggestion as to whether a players sits at a table and moves to a different table between courses or that they are fed at a separate time)

• Do you provide the play ready rehearsed to go?
• Do you co-ordinate interested people if not or do you require someone to correlate rehearsals?
• Alternatively we have a murder mystery party pack that has been run successfully privately a few times that a group involved in acting could use.
(Which do you provide and what are the costs?)

I am sure there are lots more questions I should be asking but at this stage I am trying to get on top of the situation.

Many thanks Michelle

01509 880697
07776 252087

Message from Greasley Players at Moorgreen

Posted 2009/11/26 - 20:41 By Graeme

Hi I am writing on behalf of Greasley Players at Moorgreen.

We have very good audiences but are very short of actors at the present.

There are some groups which are inactive at the moment like

Wollaton and we would make any actors wanting to get back on stage

in front of an enthusiastic audience very welcome.

We have just opened up a web page on www.greasleyplayers.co.uk for

details of location etc. Our next meeting will be 7.30pm on 14th. Jan 2010

at the Church Hall, Greasley, Moor Green, Notts for play reading for the

production in early May. Rehearsal nights usually Tuesdays & Thursdays.

Perhaps you could mention us in your newsletter or put up a link on the web site.

Cheers Graham Smith

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