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‘Wife after Death’ is a tremendous laugh, being written by Eric Chappell in 2011, when he was 77. The Lincolnshire

‘Anne of Green Gables’ was written in 1908, by the 34 yrs. old Canadian author, Lucy Maud Montgomery OBE. Montgomery

‘Three, One Act Plays’ is a 140-minute trio of short, diverse one-act plays. All of the tickets for this short

‘Other Desert Cities’ is an enthralling, present-day drama that was written in 2011 by Los Angeles-born, Jon Robin Baitz. Baitz,

‘Spd D8n’ is a side-splitting show about speed dating by WA playwright, Martin Lindsay. With Martin having, in the past,

‘The Graduate’ was initially a book written by Charles Webb in 1963, just after he graduated from college. He has

The Secret of Snow White’ is a classic, UK-styled pantomime. Written by the master of pantos, WA’s very own, Tony

‘Relatively Speaking’ by Sir Alan Ayckbourn is not his usual farce genre, but an intricate, droll comedy about confusion. Written

‘The Sunshine Boys’ is a delightfully funny Neil Simon, 1972 classic comedy, having thrice been made into a film (1975,

‘What Belongs to You’ is a beautifully written and structured story by WA playwright, Richard Maker. The storylines are well