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Killing Time at Knutsford Little Theatre

Rick has a deadly secret. Jane has two hours to save her own life. Together they are Killing Time.

Feb 19 2010 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

Sing me a song Mr. Piano man or Mrs Piano lady..

We are now gathering pace with our production of The Wizard of Oz, being performed at The Grange Theatre, Hartford, week commencing 24th May 2010. We have an excellent Producer/Musical Director in post now and all the key roles within the Society have also been filled from a production point of view apart from a [...]

Feb 3 2010 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

All Your Favourite Pantomime Characters in one Show!

Byley Village Players – Abanazar’s Revenge The advertisement said ‘all your favourite panto characters in one show’ and that is most certainly true. In this original pantomime by Cheshire based writer Ian Hornby, the Evil Queen and Abanazar have pooled their wicked forces to get their own back on the good guys. They kidnap Snow [...]

Jan 21 2010 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

A traditional family pantomime.

Dick Whittington by Graham Barraclough at Knutsford Little Theatre

Jan 11 2010 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

The Star Choir comes to Knutsford!

All aspiring singers, whether experienced or just starting out, are invited to come and join Knutsford’s first adult gospel, swing and pop choir – the Knutsford Star Choir.

Nov 16 2009 | Posted in Culture & Entertainment | Read More »

A wonderful night at the theatre

This week Knutsford Little Theatre presents “Mr Wonderful”, a play by James Robson written in 1997. It follows the hopes, dreams and reality of Norma Green, a single woman living in an old-fashioned terrace with her mother. Norma has lost her self-esteem over the years, never meeting Mr Right but still dreaming of finding true [...]

Nov 8 2009 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

Another resounding success for Brook Street Chapel.

The concert was called “A Musical Kaleidoscope” and it was just that! The programme included songs from operas and also from muscals as well as two piano solos by the talented pianist.The group changed their costumes to complement the singing and the audience was entranced. After the final song the audience wanted more and so [...]

Nov 5 2009 | Posted in Culture & Entertainment | Read More »

Review. Tiptoe Through the Tombstones – Byley Village Players

When Norman Robbins wrote 'A Tomb with a View' around thirty years ago he couldn't have imagined how popular the play would become. In fact, typing the play title into a search engine on my computer results in no less than 36000 matches.

Oct 6 2009 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »

London Suite is a Treat at KLT!

Knutsford Little Theatre start their new season with a play from one of the world’s best loved playwrights. Neil Simon enjoys enormous popularity due to his witty observations on life and humanity and London Suite is a perfect example of the author’s exceptional talent. The play, in fact, consists of four unrelated scenes all taking [...]

Sep 11 2009 | Posted in Theatre | Read More »