Home

Welcome to the Attfield Theatre

Hello.

We would like to thank all our wonderful audiences that came to see THE FULL MONTY which was our first production of the 2026/2027 season.  The run was completely sold out and the response from our audiences each night was an absolute delight to hear, you whooped and cheered and we absolutely loved it.

This production was used to raise money for Prostate Cancer Research and to that end we produced a 2027 calendar featuring our lovely Full Monty men.  The calendar was generously sponsored by 12 local businesses, so all proceeds from their sales are being sent to the charity.  Some of our business sponsors will be stocking the calendar, but you can also buy yours by calling our box office number 07544 11 35 11 or emailing  attfieldboxoffice@gmail.com Calendars are just £10 each and are A4 in size.

 

Rehearsals now start for our second play of the season which will be BLEAK EXPECTATIONS by Mark Evans, director Kath Evans.  This is a hilarious chaotic caper to get you all in the Christmas mood, featuring dastardly villains, preposterous names, pulse-quickening romances and heart-rending death scenes.

Our third play will be SAME TIME ANOTHER YEAR by Bernard Slade, director Malcolm Congreve.  This play is a sequel to SAME TIME NEXT YEAR which followed the annual extramarital rendezvous of Doris and George.  Catch up with the pair in the sequel as they navigate the realities of aging, grown children and grandchildren.

Our final offering for the 2026/27 season will be DIRTY DUSTING by Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood, directed by Stephen Humphreys.  The play follows three elderly office cleaning ladies – Gladys, Olive and Elsie – who face redundancy and decide to start an anonymous telephone sex line to make extra cash.

Tickets for the whole season will go on sale on 1st September 2026 and can be purchased at www.ticketsource.co.uk/attfield  or contact the box office on 07544 11 35 11 or email attfieldboxoffice@gmail.com

 

We were delighted once again to have been recognised by NODA for our production year 2025, receiving the following nominations: Veronica’s Room (drama), Allo Allo 2 (programme) and the quality of our sets across the season.
We attended the awards ceremony on Sunday 29th March where we were even more delighted when Veronica’s Room won best drama.  The National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) serves as the primary representative body for amateur theatre in the UK. Its purpose is to support, connect and celebrate amateur theatre groups by providing advice and performance reports to ensure high standards of practice and performance.

If you are interested in becoming a member, please complete and return the following form Membership Form

Never miss a show again and keep up-to-date with upcoming events by subscribing to our email here:   Click Here