Panto 2022- "Aladdin"
We are delighted to announce that their postponed pantomime "Aladdin" will be back on the Village Hall stage in July 2022!
Unlike in previous years we will be performing over only 2 weekends but will have a second matinée performance on the Sundays. Dates are 15th, 16th & 17th July and 22nd, 23rd, & 24th July.
In the meantime, you can re-watch 2 of our past pantomimes through the following links!
Treasure Island https://vimeo.com/316816038
Snow Queen https://vimeo.com/392764051
PRE- AUDITION PLAY READ THROUGH NOTICE!
Lane End Players are hoping to perform the comedy “Breath of Spring” in the Autumn. The Players put on this play in October 1972.
The cast is 5 women (of varying ages) and 3 men (two of whom only come on near the end). The action takes place in a London flat, is set in the 1950’s and involves a lot of fur coats!
We will be reading the play on Tuesday 24th May at 7.30pm in the Sycamore Room to see if we like it and consider it suitable. Please come along and read a part or parts or just come along to listen. If you can’t make we might have another read through on Tuesday 31st May, possibly by Zoom.
Please note this is only a reading – auditions will be held after the panto.
Lane End Players are hoping to perform the comedy “Breath of Spring” in the Autumn. The Players put on this play in October 1972.
The cast is 5 women (of varying ages) and 3 men (two of whom only come on near the end). The action takes place in a London flat, is set in the 1950’s and involves a lot of fur coats!
We will be reading the play on Tuesday 24th May at 7.30pm in the Sycamore Room to see if we like it and consider it suitable. Please come along and read a part or parts or just come along to listen. If you can’t make we might have another read through on Tuesday 31st May, possibly by Zoom.
Please note this is only a reading – auditions will be held after the panto.
Noda News 2022
NODA London District award winners have been announced and we're delighted that we have won not just one, but two awards!
The first award is the Dumayne Warne Trophy for poster design which we have won for our poster of the double bill production, Two and Love Letters. The poster was designed by Tara-Lee Hollander with photography by Peter Humfryes. This is the first time that we have entered this award category so we were thrilled to have won. We are so lucky to have such talented members in our group.
The second award, also for Two and Love Letters, is the Pat Redhead Award for Best Drama. These plays for just two actors were performed to limited audiences in an intimate theatre setting. They were hugely successful. Audiences loved them and, obviously, the critics did too!
Two was performed by Alison Hartnett and Ben Sansom and directed by Ceri Nicolson. Love Letters was performed by Ceri Nicolson and Nick Wyse and directed by Kath Gill. Congratulations to them and to everyone involved in the production.
We have won a string of NODA awards in recent years, most recently Best Panto award for Snow Queen, and the Pat Redhead Award for Best Drama (again!) for Ladies Day.
We are very proud that our productions are recognised by NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association), which is the main organisation for amateur theatre in this country. It has been providing support and education to amateur theatre groups across the UK since 1899 and has a membership of 2,500 groups.
This year we are celebrating our 50th anniversary so to have won these awards in our anniversary year is very special.
The first award is the Dumayne Warne Trophy for poster design which we have won for our poster of the double bill production, Two and Love Letters. The poster was designed by Tara-Lee Hollander with photography by Peter Humfryes. This is the first time that we have entered this award category so we were thrilled to have won. We are so lucky to have such talented members in our group.
The second award, also for Two and Love Letters, is the Pat Redhead Award for Best Drama. These plays for just two actors were performed to limited audiences in an intimate theatre setting. They were hugely successful. Audiences loved them and, obviously, the critics did too!
Two was performed by Alison Hartnett and Ben Sansom and directed by Ceri Nicolson. Love Letters was performed by Ceri Nicolson and Nick Wyse and directed by Kath Gill. Congratulations to them and to everyone involved in the production.
We have won a string of NODA awards in recent years, most recently Best Panto award for Snow Queen, and the Pat Redhead Award for Best Drama (again!) for Ladies Day.
We are very proud that our productions are recognised by NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association), which is the main organisation for amateur theatre in this country. It has been providing support and education to amateur theatre groups across the UK since 1899 and has a membership of 2,500 groups.
This year we are celebrating our 50th anniversary so to have won these awards in our anniversary year is very special.
Are you interested in joining us? Please read on.....
Lane End Players is an award-winning drama group performing a wide range of plays, musical shows and pantomimes.
We are based in a small(ish!) Village Hall but we've got big ambitions. In recent years we have performed plays as diverse and as challenging as Ladies' Day, Daisy Pulls it Off, Calendar Girls and Tom's Midnight Garden and by playwrights from Alan Ayckbourn to William Shakespeare.
We have an outstanding team of actors, set designers and constructors, costume designers and makers, and lighting and sound designers and directors who all love, and rise to, a challenge.
Our technical team for example, is hugely talented, skillful and totally committed to using the most up-to-date technology to make all our shows truly professional. However, they are a small team and, with 4 shows a year plus social events and other projects, they are often over-stretched. So we're now looking for technically-minded people to join our fantastic team. If you have relevant experience already, that's great but, if you haven't and are keen to learn, that's great too. If you're interested in joining our technical team - or in joining us in any other capacity, we'd love to hear from you. Please send us a message with your details and we'll get back to you. Looking forward to hearing from you.
We are based in a small(ish!) Village Hall but we've got big ambitions. In recent years we have performed plays as diverse and as challenging as Ladies' Day, Daisy Pulls it Off, Calendar Girls and Tom's Midnight Garden and by playwrights from Alan Ayckbourn to William Shakespeare.
We have an outstanding team of actors, set designers and constructors, costume designers and makers, and lighting and sound designers and directors who all love, and rise to, a challenge.
Our technical team for example, is hugely talented, skillful and totally committed to using the most up-to-date technology to make all our shows truly professional. However, they are a small team and, with 4 shows a year plus social events and other projects, they are often over-stretched. So we're now looking for technically-minded people to join our fantastic team. If you have relevant experience already, that's great but, if you haven't and are keen to learn, that's great too. If you're interested in joining our technical team - or in joining us in any other capacity, we'd love to hear from you. Please send us a message with your details and we'll get back to you. Looking forward to hearing from you.
