Thursday 16 – Saturday 18 February, 7pm
Book and Lyrics by John Gardiner
Music by Andrew Parr
A bubblingly spooky musical extravaganza for kids, in which the immaculate Miss Nadia and her three pupils are swung into riotous Transylvanian happenings with the irrepressible Count and his gruesome followers! A sizzling score and a fresh, hilarious script can only mean one thing! ......”Fangs ain’t what they used to be! ”Book Now
Tickets £7 A Young Lit Production.
Monday 6 – Saturday 11 February, 7.30pm
by D. C. Jackson
Directed by Kevin Spence
Warm up your February evening with a red hot and brand new romantic comedy about love, loss and laminating machines from Doncaster Little Theatre.
Tom and Amy embark on their “relationship” after an office social. They soon find themselves living in each other’s pockets. “One moment you’re colleagues, then a quick grope after Friday night drinks and suddenly you’re in a relationship.”
The play runs from Monday 6 – Saturday 11 February, at 7.30pm Tickets £10/£7 concessions. Please note that it contains very strong language and adult sexual themes and is not suitable for children.
“This is an hilarious take on the classic romantic comedy, bang up to date and in the familiar setting of an office romance. , In the intimate surroundings of the Little Theatre you’re right there in the action! “ says Kevin A brand new romantic comedy about love, loss and laminating machines!
One moment you’re colleagues, then a quick grope after Friday night drinks and suddenly you’re in a relationship.
Tickets £10/£7 This play contains very strong language and adult sexual themes.
A Doncaster Little Theatre Production
Monday 16th January - Saturday 21st January, 7:30pm
by Richard Everett
Directed by Barbara Upton
'I've made four thousand six hundred medium-sized quiches and personally baked two tons of light crust pastry. And for what?'
Gentle Comedy to start our 2012 Season
Sharp-edged and poignant, funny, touching and thought provoking: Book Tickets Now
Monday 26th September - Saturday 1st October at 7.30pm
by Ray Cooney and John Chapman Directed by Steve Morrell
By popular request, we present a classic farce, directed by Steve Morrell. Madcap comedy in the style of the Carry On movies and Allo Allo.
The misunderstandings and mistaken identities, the double-entendres, the banging doors, centre around the dashing Gilbert who wants to give Janie, an ex-striptease artiste, a fur coat. His ingenious idea is to get Janie's husband , Harry to pay a 'knock-down' price for the coat while he pays the major part of it himself so that she can wear it without any husbandly suspicions. Harry does indeed buy the coat. Not for Janie his wife but for his curvaceous secretary, Sue!
Gilbert's plan has misfired and from there on in the plot develops wildly as more couples are embroiled - husbands, mistresses, lovers, wives, and gorgeous girls wearing nothing but their underwear - resulting in an entanglement which reaches a point of hysteria before everyone gets their just deserts
Monday 11th July to Saturday 16th July at 7.30pm
by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton, directed by Will Templeton
The hit TV comedy 'Blackadder Goes Forth' is brought to life on stage.
Presented in eye boggling 3D watch the characters who entertained the nation in the late eighties step forth from the screen and into Doncaster’s intimate Little Theatre. All the favourites will be there, the screamingly gorgeous Lord Flash Heart, the evil Baron von Richtoven, the gender-ambiguous Bob and of course who could forget the hapless but strangely cunning Baldrick?
