Academy of Creative Training - ACT
8 - 10 Rock Place Kemp Town, Brighton
The Academy of Creative Training is a centre of artistic creativity, based in Brighton, England, with a unique approach to providing fully-rounded foundation and vocational courses for people who are interested in self-development and the dramatic arts. The Creation of ACT came about when a group of producers, directors, writers and agents, who regularly meet to discuss future projects for Theatre, TV and Films, found themselves discussing the fact that raw creative talent in Britain lay undiscovered and undeveloped. Existing institutions failed to place sufficient emphasis on TV and Film technique, or on the individuality of the performer.
www.actedu.org.uk

Beacon Arts
Beacon Arts Centre Knoyle Hall Knoyle Road, Brighton, 01273 557124
The Beacon Arts was founded in January 1985 to provide children with the opportunity to develop
their innate skills in the creative arts with encouragement and performance. Early artistic training is
beneficial to future development, inspiring those who paricipate with confidence and awareness.
Although specialising in activities for children, the Beacon Arts also offers classes for adults.
www.beaconarts.co.uk

Blatchington Mill School
Nevill Avenue, Hove, 01273 736244
Blatchington Mill School’s long tradition of Performing Arts has been assured an even brighter future with the award from the government of Performing Arts Status, in September 2000.
A s the only school in the region to receive this status, and the award will allow the school to develop the Performing Arts department for the benefit of both students and the local community.
www.blatchingtonmill.org.uk

Breakthrough Theatre
23 Newtown Road, Hove, 01273 881162 evenings
Brighton based community theatre company.
www.breakthroughtheatre.co.uk

Brighton Little Theatre Company Limited (BLT)
9 Clarence Gardens, Brighton, Box Office 01273 814666
Formed in 1940, the Little is the longest established amateur theatre company in Brighton. We number among our founding fathers a very young Donald Sinden, who continues his long association with the Little as our current President.
The Little Theatre, tucked away at the end of a twitten off Western Road started life as a chapel and was converted into a school and artist's studio before its present re-incarnation as a theatre.
The Company stages between ten and twelve productions a year. We are a registered charity and all profits are ploughed back into the theatre.
www.the-little.co.uk

Brighton Theatre Group (BTG)
London Road Methodist Church, London Road, Brighton, 01273 583478
Brighton Theatre Group, or BTG as the group is known, is one of the South East of England’s leading musical theatre groups. We perform at various venues around Sussex, though most notably at Brighton’s famous Theatre Royal. Recent productions here include La Cage Aux Folles, Mack & Mabel, Scrooge, Chess, Hot Mikado and Chorus Line.
As well as large scale musicals, we perform smaller shows & concerts and have an active social calendar for our members.
The group also has a youth section that has regular workshops and presents their own productions.
www.brightontg.com

Bunch of Fives
119 Ladies Mile Road, Brighton, 01273-553099
Old time music hall entertainment for senior citizens homes, clubs, fund raising and activities etc. Regular rehearsals on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month in Patcham All Saints Church rooms.

Carousel
Community Base 113 Queens Road, Brighton, 01273 234734
To enable people with learning disabilities to explore, develop, create and above all enjoy the Arts.
www.carousel.org.uk

Curtain Call Musical Productions
St.Philips Church Hall Hove, 07866 660748
Friendly amateur musical group. Meet on Fridays at St.Philips Church Hall Hove. Junior group ages 8-15 adults 16-80. Perform a musical revue at Easter at St.Philips, perform main show in November at the Old Market Arts Centre in Hove. Friendly group, enthusiasm and commitement necessary. Bar-b-q's and social events organised, warm welcome awaits.

Great Little Theatre Company
101 Hartington Road, Brighton, BN2 3PA, 01273 709788
We devise, produce and perform original work using shadow puppets and other forms of puppetry and visual theatre with live music for schools and the wider community in Brighton and Hove. Our work with schools always includes a workshop session where children can try out our techniques and do short performances of their own. Current shows are "Small Creatures" suitable for 3-7 year olds and "Adventure under the Sea" for 7-9 year olds and for special needs audiences. See our web site for more details.

Helen's Drama Academy
Brighton & Woodingdean, 0127 239635
Offers a highly developed programme for children of all ages, helping to build confidence and communication skills.

In Toto
PO Box 2247, Brighton, 01273 205863
Using Drama and Theatre to offer meaningful creative opportunities for all. Performances, tours, workshops, summer school.

Jolly Bunch
01273 698656 / 419240
Musical entertainment, songs from shows and music hall.

Krazy Kat Theatre Company
173 Hartington Road, Brighton, 01273 692552
The Krazy Kat Theatre Company was founded by current directors Kinny Gardner and Alastair S Macmillan.
We have toured from Shetland to St. Austell, from Chicago to Torino, appearing in Arts Centres, Play Groups, Festivals, Schools, Theme Parks and Opera Houses, performing over 25 different productions, in countries as far apart as New Zealand, Holland, USA, Spain, Italy and France.
www.krazykattheatre.co.uk

Sackville Players Drama Group
Aldrington Day Centre New Church Road, Hove, 01273 770629
Meet on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm, at the Aldrington Day Centre. We are always looking for new members to fulfill a wide variety of roles within the group: acting, directing, prompt, lighting, operating the sound, helping out backstage, helping to build the set, helping to publicise and promote productions - there is always something to be done! We are friendly, unpretentious people who believe in giving everybody a fair crack at the whip. We pride ourselves in putting on high quality productions. There are NO limitations on membership.

Springboard - Brighton and Hove Performing Arts Festival
Festival Office The Old Market Upper Market Street, Hove, 01273 326831
To advance, promote and encourage generally and in particular by means of competitive festivals, the study and practice of the arts of music, dancing, speech and drama in all their branches

Stanford Avenue Players
Stanford Avenue Methodist Church, Stanford Avenue, Brighton, 01273-501245

T.O.A.D. School
North Laine Fitness Centre (Behind Prince Regent Swimming Complex), Brighton 01273 697459
Run summer courses for children age 6 years +. All abilities welcome. It is possible to join for a morning, afternoon, a day or a week. Educational, innovative and fun. Professional and qualified teachers committed to improving children's learning skills through performance, each workshop has been individually created to improve and enhance confidence and communication skills. Workshops available include, improvisation, mime and clowning techniques to name just a few. Please contact for more details.

The Hungry Grass (T.H.G.)
8 Wolstonbury Road, Hove, 01273 202909
Professional Theatre Company - commissions new plays on epic themes and tours them regionally, nationally and internationally to small scale theatres and arts centres.

Visions
The University of Brighton Theatre and Gallery Grand Parade, Brighton, 01273 643194
The Festival of Visual Performance, based at The University of Brighton.
www.brighton.ac.uk/gallery-theatre/visionsfestival.html

Wick Theatre Company
Barn Theatre Southwick Community Centre Southwick Street, Southwick
Southwick Community Centre 01273 592819 Box Office 01273 597094
The Wick Theatre Company, based at the Barn Theatre, Southwick, Sussex, England has been in existence since 1948, when a group of theatre-mad youngsters got together to start making their dreams come true. Our first Barn Theatre production was in 1951, when the theatre opened. There are four major productions a year, varying from Shakespearean drama to musicals - something to suit every taste, as well as two smaller, more challenging studio productions.
www.wicktheatre.co.uk

Bognor Regis Drama Club
Bognor Regis, West Sussex, 01243 862700

BROS Musical Productions
Bognor Regis, West Sussex, 01243 587825
BROS Musical Productions is an amateur company based primarily at the The Alexandra Theatre, Bognor Regis, West Sussex. The society was formed in 1925, then known as Bognor Regis Operatic and Dramatic Society, with the first production being King Constant. A name change during the first half of the 20th Century meant that the company became Bognor Regis Operatic Society. With the dawn of the new millennium, and the passing of any opera or operetta being performed by the company, the name has changed once more. We have been affectionately called BROS for some years, and now with the addition of two words, 'Musical' and 'Productions' to the four letter acronym, we start this 21st Century as BROS Musical Productions.

Acting Up
36 Emmanuel Rd, Hastings, 01424 429934
Our group grew out of local Cardboard Citizens workshops. We produce Forum Theatre, working with those with social exclusion issues.

Alexander School of Speech and Drama
11 Barnfield Close, Hastings, 01424 424843
To stage plays, teach stage techniques, correct speech faults. Enter festivals. Take Guildhall examinations in speech, drama, mime and public speaking. Group and solo lessons weekly.

Albany Players
Drama group, Hastings and Bexhill.
Mrs K. Freedman, 01424 438704.
Wednesdays, September to July, 7.30pm in Norman Rd. Methodist Church Hall, St Leonards, for ages 16 and over. Two productions a year in the Elizabeth Room, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill. The group also competes in the Hastings Musical Festival.

Ambury Theatre School
Gensing Manor Dane Road, Leonards on Sea, 01424 752100
Dance, Drama & Musical Theatre for children and students ages 2 1/2 - 16+. Dance includes modern and modern jazz, tap and ballet. The school has been established for 30 years and is owned and run by founder / director Irene Spillett LCDD.

Bexhill Amateur Theatrical Society (BATS)
The Old Granary Barn, Broadoak Park, Bexhill-on-sea, 01424-845367
An amateur dramatic society. We put on four productions each year, one being an open-air production usually of a play by Shakespeare and tour a Lent play round local churches. Club nights are held at Broadoak park on the first Friday of each month usually.

Cardboard Citizens
PO Box 153, Hastings, 01424 429934
Cardboard Citizens is the UK's only homeless people's professional theatre company. The company specializes in making Forum Theatre, but has broadened in to the provision of a range of performance-based cultural actions with, for and by homeless and ex-homeless people.
www.cardboardcitizens.org.uk

Dab
PO Box 153, Hastings, 01424 423194
Arts projects for the with the community. Dab works to encourage communication, develop new skills and facilitate creativity. Offering workshops in visual arts, creative writing, preformance and video and facilitates art events with local people and specific groups. Aims to enhance life in the area, build confidence and enrich personal experience. Build good, sustainable relationships and develop a positive vision of the future. Most of the activities are free to participants. Dab also organises 'Direct It' training in theatre skills, video production and performance techniques for 15-25 year olds

Don't feed the poets productions
Hastings, 01424 436513
We promote live literature through open mike nights, workshops and spoken word festivals.
As well as our many live events, we also run workshops with schools, youth groups and eager first time performance poets.
www.dontfeedthepoets.co.uk

Fairlight Players
Fairlight Village Hall Broadway Fairlight, Hastings, TN35 4AP
Amateur dramatic group.

Hastings International Poetry First of All
The Snoring Cat 16 Marianne Park Dudley Road, Hastings, 01424 423105
Annual event since 1968 giving poets a platform for performance, poetry and a chance to meet the editors of the small presses. Event held at Yelton Hotel, Hastings. Performer, Poet and Tutor for creative writing for adults and children. Registered with East Sussex Arts, Guildhall trained and Editor of 'First Time' magazine.

Hastleons Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society
Hastleon Hall 177 Bexhill Road, St Leonards-on-sea, 01424 434740
Presentation of musicals at the White Rock Theatre, Hastings, in Spring and Autumn. Meetings on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings whilst show is in rehearsal.

Haven Players
Ivymead Castle Road, Pevensey, 01323 460174
Each year we put on a Christmas production. Past productions have included The Wizard of Oz, Cinderella and Oliver. The Club holds a Summer School during summer holidays at the Community Centre. Our students compete annually in the Tunbridge Wells Competitive Arts Festival in both solo and group classes and have had many successes over the years.

Inside Out Theatre Company
12 Woodland Vale Road, St Leonards on Sea, 01424 438200
Touring theatre company, street theatre physical/comedy theatre. Performances, workshops, information and publicity available on request.

Rye Players
1 Oakfield, Playden, Rye, 01797-223216

Staplecross Amateur Theatrical Society (SCATS)
Lordine Cottage Lordine Lane Ewhurst Green, Robertsbridge, 01580 830562 Mob 07713 412843

Sussex Variety and Music Hall Society
Underground Theatre Central Library Grove Road, Eastbourne, 01323 893871
The Sussex Variety & Music Hall Society meets once a month in the Under Ground Theatre in the Central Library Eastbourne on the fourth Sunday, (except in December) at 7 o'clock for 7.30 p.m. for a professional variety show ending at ten o'clock. there is a refreshment interval and a raffle. The ambience is friendly and artistes enjoy coming to us for the close rapport with our audiences. For members the monthly show is free. membership costs just £40 per year (by installments if needed) but we welcome visitors as our guests at a charge of £7 per meeting. There is seating for some 150 in the auditorium.

The Stables Theatre and Art Gallery
The Bourne, Hastings, 01424 423221
Home of Stables Theatre Guild and Stables Trust Ltd drama groups, Hastings.
www.stables-theatre.co.uk

Wadhurst Dramatic Club
Chequers Stone Cross Road, Wadhurst, 01892 783 212
Amateur dramatic club, offering three productions a year, drama and music.

Act Too Productions
Burgess Hill, West Sussex, 01444-242151
Act Too Productions was established in 1991 by a group of friends with the idea of providing Theatre opportunities for all. The emphasis has always been on youth, energy and development of potential on and off stage. Act Too have steadily grown over the years and now produce two rather than one show per year. Many past company members and performers have enjoyed success too, going on to professional Theatre careers. At Act Too the philosophy is that if you share our enthusiasm and have the talent, you are given the opportunity to grow and use it. Simple but effective. We hope that you may like to consider joining us in taking the group forward and continuing to build upon our success.
www.acttoo.co.uk

Ariel Company Theatre
Burgess Hill West Sussex
was established in November 1993, with the aim of producing shows that large local amateur societies passed by. A Slice of Saturday Night was therefore the ideal vehicle to get the ball rolling. The six original founder members have been involved in the theatre for many years. Some of their faces may be familiar to you if you are a loyal supporters of theatre in the Mid Sussex area.
www.arielct.co.uk

Crawley Operatic
The Hawth Theatre, Crawley,
In 1958, ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’ by Gilbert and Sullivan was performed by members of an evening class held at The Sarah Robinson School in Ifield. The group called themselves ‘The Sarah Robinson Opera Group’. In 1961, two shows a year were being staged and in 1964 the name was changed to ‘Crawley Operatic Society’ after the local press ended a review of one of our performances with the words, “Crawley now has an operatic society to be proud of”.
In 1977 the venue moved to Thomas Bennett school for the next 10 years . In 1988 Crawley’s new theatre ‘The Hawth’ opened with our performance of ‘Hello Dolly’ and our average audience doubled overnight.

Billingshurst Dramatic Society
Billingshurst, West Sussex, 01403 261194

Copthorne Players
Copthorne, West Sussex, 01293782806

Ditchling Players
Buncton Manor Buncton Lane, Bolney,
We perform two straight plays per annum in May and Septemebr - a newsletter informs members of auditions/rehearsals and general dates. We have also put on pantomimes, musicals and reviews, and are always looking for new members for all aspects of putting on a show.

ECLIPSE Productions
Burgess Hill, West Sussex

Forest Theatre
Crawley, West Sussex, 01403 266313

HAODS
Horsham Arts Centre, Horsham
Formed in 1954, when six people chipped together £6 to stage the Desert Song, the Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society has gone from strength to strength, performing full scale musicals, intimate plays, revues, choral evenings, and operetta for the people of Horsham. Here you can find out about our next production, South Pacific. We'll give you an insight into the production process. You'll meet our Members, and learn about the Society's history. There is also a comprehensive list of our past shows, and info on how you can join the fun.
www.haods.co.uk

Haywards Heath Operatic Society
Haywards Heath, West Sussex

Hurstpierpoint Players
Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, 01273 833397

Ifield Barn Theatre Society
Ifield, Crawley, West Sussex, 01293-522763

Manor Theatre Group
Horsham, west sussex, 01403 267589
MANOR THEATRE GROUP, Horsham, was founded in 1980 and performs two productions a year at Warnham Village Hall and other venues. Usually there is a pantomime in the winter and a play or musical in Spring. New members are always welcome whether to act, sing or help out in other ways. www.communigate.co.uk/sussex/manortheatre.


Slap and Tickle
Horsham, West Sussex, 01403 267589

Storrington Dramatic Society
Sullington Parish Hall, Thakeham Road, Storrington,
The society draws its membership from a wide area of West Sussex encompassing Brighton, Worthing and Littlehampton to the South and Horsham to the North.
www.storringtondramatics.org.uk

Theatre 48
Horsham, West Sussex

West Chiltington Dramatic Society
West Chiltington, West Sussex, 01798 813475
We are a very friendly and active society with two productions a year (Spring and Autumn), regular newsletters, Members Evenings with entertainment and supper, and other social events including visits to the productions of other local societies. Anyone of any age is welcome to join, either as an active Member or as a Patron.
www.westchiltington.com/WCDS.htm

Barcombe Players
Falmer House Barcombe, Lewes, 01273 400556
The society produces two plays a year in April and November, and a pantomime in January. It also organises theatre visits.

Compass Community Arts
Flat 1 Eden Court Edensor Road, Eastbourne, 01323 736383
Encourage creativity and communication through various artforms including mime, drama, music, painting and storytelling, particularly with marginalised groups who need a voice in society. Services include demonstrations, courses and workshops, mounting drama projects, performances and storytelling sessions. Aim to integrate special needs groups into mainstream activity.
Drama Group for people with a learning disability, meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month in Linden Court, Birch Road, Eastbourne 10.00am-12.00 noon.

Conrose Players and Hailsham Community Association Theatrical Society (CATS)
Produces Pantomimes
01323 845030

Crowborough Players
39, Fermor Way , Crowborough, 01892 655824
We meet at the Crowborough Community Association Hall in Park Road on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from September through to March rehearsing the current productions. As with all groups we always need younger people when casting and those of practical ability for set building, lighting and sound, or publicity.

Crowborough Vale Drama Group
CCA Hall Park Road, Crowborough,
We produce one variety show each year for local charity.

Crowborough Youth Theatre
All Saints Church Chapel Green, Crowborough, 01435 883623
Provides exciting weekly workshops which teach drama skills through performance. Wednesday evenings in term time drama workshops are held at All Saints Church.
8-11 year olds 7-8pm, 12 years upwards 8-9pm. No sessions during school holidays and half terms. Participants work using text, improvisation, mime, movement, voice etc. to acquire drama skills. Individual and small group tuition also available

Eastbourne Operatic and Dramatic Society (EODS)
96 Seaside, Eastbourne, BN22 7QP, 01323 729647
Present musicals and plays.

Eastbourne Stagers
Eastbourne Stagers is a local youth group which gives opportunities to hundreds of youngsters to perform or help backstage in musical theatre. Please browse our website to learn more about Eastbourne Stagers past and present.
www.eastbournestagers.org.uk

Lewes Little Theatre
Lancaster Street, Lewes, 01273 474826 01273 474882
Amateur theatre staging 7 productions per year. Season runs from October to July. Each production plays for 7 nights and one Saturday matinee.

Lewes Theatre Club (LTC)
Lewes Little Theatre Lancaster Street, Lewes, 01273 474826/01273 474882
Lewes Little Theatre is the home of Lewes Theatre Club. A non-profit making members-only amateur organisation committed to fostering the arts, particularly the art of the theatre, the Club was founded in 1939. Two years earlier the Lewes Players had acquired a derelict chapel with the aid of a generous loan from the late Lord Keynes and, through much dedication and voluntary hard work, created themselves a permanent base, only to find its opening pre-empted by the outbreak of World War II.
www.lewestheatre.org

Little Common & Bexhill Players (LCB)
Shepherds Theatre Little Common Community Centre Little Common, Bexhill-on-Sea, 01424 848170
Drama group presenting plays, pantomimes & revues.
www.lcb-players.org.uk

Meeching Amateur Dramatics (MAD)
3 Second Avenue, Newhaven, 01273 515647
We are always in need of people to join MAD, non actors welcome also, and if you live locally you are welcome to come along to a rehearsal and meet us or e-mail us to find out more. We rehearse and perform at the Meeching Hall in Newhaven. Feel free to sign our guestbook or join the mailing list to receive information about our group and forthcoming productions.
www.meechamdram.co.uk

Norman Players
Battle, 3 Glyndebourne Gardens, St Leonards on Sea, 01424 753179
Perform mostly comedies; at Battle Memorial Hall. Rehearsals every Tuesday and Thursday in the run-up to a show. Acting and non-acting roles. New members very welcome.

Peacehaven Players
01273 583105
Meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Meridian Hall, Peacehaven. We produce musicals, plays,revues and pantos. New members always welcome whether you like to work on stage or behind the scenes, are experienced or trying am-dram for the first time. Minimum age 18.

Plumpton Pantomime Society
25 East View Fields Plumpton, Lewes, 01273 890538
Puts on a pantomime once a year.


Plumpton Players
Chappell House Chapel Lane, E Chiltington, 01273 890282
Amateur dramatic society. Aims to put on two productions a year. Also to be involved with local activities.

Rainbow Drama Group (Crowborough)
Turf Lodge Sheep Plain, Crowborough, 01892 655505
We meet Saturday mornings at the All Saints New Church Centre. We are an adult group performing Christian play sketches in church. We also take our work out to the community and can provide general entertainment for fund raising events.

Ringmer Dramatic Society
16 Hayes Close, Ringmer, 01273 812060
Stage two productions a year in March and November. Also have various social events which are planned at the beginning of each year. e.g. theatre trips, play readings etc. Membership fee for anyone over 18. Under 18 the membership is free. 2002 is 50th Anniversary.

Seaford Little Theatre
The Little Theatre Steyne Road, Seaford, 01323 894938
We put on four plays a year which run the gamut from broad farce to subtle thrillers, gentle comedies, all time Classics and serious drama. And we are not afraid to rise to a challenge and tackle full-on Period pieces, such as Jane Austen's Emma, with all the demands which such a production can make on set design, construction, lighting, and wardrobe. Whatever the play, our aim is to provide the local community with an opportunity to see a varied arena of dramatic entertainment that has been produced to the highest possible standard.
www.seafordlittletheatre.co.uk

St Mary's Pantomime, Lewes
St Mary's Social Centre Christie Road , Lewes, 01273 472900
St Mary's pantomime section has been producing traditional family pantomimes in the town for more than 50 years. The cast is drawn predominantly from the local area. Six pantos are performed in rotation: Mother Goose, Babes in the Wood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Aladdin, Cinderella and Dick Whittington.

Stage-Struck
East Grinstead, West Sussex, 01342 715805
We are a fairly new group based in the East Grinstead area interested in performing musicals and plays with grit and humour. Previous productions include CABARET and ALLO ALLO. We are at present rehearsing JACK THE RIPPER the musical for June 2004. We hope in 2005 to perform a brand new musical written by Chris Maynard and Mark Heppell.

The Rude Mechanical Theatre Company
Maywood 57 Brassey Avenue, Eastbourne, 01323 501260
Our acting style uses large comic and often acrobatic movement and physical jokes called lazzi and burli, much of it part of a tradition which is hundreds of years old, but using Pierrot style white faces rather than masks and brightly coloured vibrant 'cartoon-ised' costumes. We literally use the slapstick or battoccio, but our work is not 'merely slapstick'. Poetic solutions to storytelling are never far away and through mime, 'sound texturing' and devices of our own we are constantly looking to exploit the poetic, fantastic and absurd. Nor do we regard ourselves as a 'heritage' company - neither English nor Italian. We use tools from the tradition as and when we see fit to produce new work. Fava calls this use of tradition to create contemporary work commedia parodia. That's what we do.
www.therudemechanicaltheatre.co.uk

Wide Open Story Theatre
73 Freshfield Bank, Forest Row, 01342 824792
A professional pro-literacy childrens' theatre company touring termly shows adapted from books as well as workshops to schools in the Sussex area. Please contact our office for our latest program and books being used for both workshops and performances.

Wivelsfield Little Theatre (WLT)
01444 471336
The group produces two plays a year, one in the Spring and one in the Autumn. Other activities usually include play readings and social events such as bbqs, hikes, social evenings and theatre visits usually on a monthly basis.
www.wivelsfieldlittletheatre.co.uk

The Cissbury Players
The Cissbury Players are a Findon based amateur dramatics group of over 20 years standing.
We produce, perform and direct three productions per year, in April, July and November. The group also has a very active social side that all members and patrons are welcome to join in with.
We rehearse in Findon Village Hall on a Wednesday, and performances take place at The Village Hall.
Our current production is 'Out of Focus by Peter Gordon, produced and directed by Clare Buckland.
It will run from Runs from: Nov 22nd to 24th 2007 at 7:45pm.
Tickets: £6.00 on the door or by calling 01903 527687
If you are interested in joining the group, becoming a Member or Patron, or
just simply want to be kept up to date with all our news, please telephone
Ann on 01903 873801, or clare on 01903 256315, or email
Clare.buckland@ntlworld.com

Ferring Amateur Dramatic Society (FADS)
3 Sea Lane Close, Ferring, 01903 245973.
FADS was formed in April 1931 and is celebrating its 70th anniversary in April 2001 - it is one of the oldest dramatic societies in West Sussex and has won several awards in the County, Arun, Brighton and Worthing drama festivals. Three full-length plays are performed in Ferring Village Hall every year

Harlequin Theatre
Sompting United Reform Church, Cokeham Road, Sompting, West Sussex, 07714 197087
An amateur theatre group who cater from anyone 8 to 18. All aspects of theatre are covered in every show we produce. We are affliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association. Theatrical workshops are held on the first Saturday of every month.
www.harlequin.bn15.net

Lancing Repertory Players
Lancing Parish Hall, Lancing, West Sussex, 01903 605067
Lancing Repertory Players has been in operation since the 1930's and is still going strong. We do four productions a year; usully three plays and a panto. Our plays vary from thrillers, to farce, to comedy to whodunits. We are now starting to write our own full length material and indeed our next production, later this month, is a home grown one; a whodunit entitled "Kith and Kill".
www.lancingrep.co.uk

Littlehampton Players Operatic Society
Littlehampton, West Sussex

New Southern Musical Productions
Worthing, West Sussex.

Sussex Musical Productions
Worthing, West Sussex, Tim Kimber 01903 850130
Sussex Musical Productions is a Worthing based company that produces 2 large scale musicals annually, in May and November, at the Pavilion theatre. Recent shows have included, Mack and Mabel, South Pacific, Anything Goes, Annie. We are always on the lookout for new members.

Worthing Light Opera Company
Mr. Alan Pennels, 73, St. Lawrence Avenue, Worthing,
Worthing Light Opera Company is an amateur society based at the Worthing Pavilion Theatre and dedicated to producing two Musical Productions, of the highest quality, each year.

Worthing Musical Comedy Society
2a The Drive, Worthing, W.Sussex, 01903 247999
Worthing Musical Comedy Society produces two high-quality musical productions each year at Worthing’s Connaught Theatre. With shows now costing between £35–40,000 it is essential that we continue to count on such wonderful support from our audiences. We currently have over 100 active members, a thriving Youth Company which stages its own productions, and our own purpose-built rehearsal studios.
www.wmcs.org.uk

Worthing Operatic Society
The Pavilion Theatre, Worthing, West Sussex
Worthing Operatic Society is one of the longest surviving amateur groups in Worthing and is affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (N.O.D.A.).
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