The Crouch End Players' Productions to date:

 

2009

• The Princess of Wales by Tom Kempinski, July 2009
  Director Rachel Thrum

2010

• Dick Whittington (pantomime), January 2010
  Director Mathew Hearne; Musical Director David Tims

• Putting on the Blitz (devised), April 2010 and Aug 2011
  Director Rachel Thrum; Musical Director Roger Limb

• The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Drama Society's Production of Macbeth by David McGillivray, July 2010
  Director Peter Chandler

2011

• Cinderella (pantomime), January 2011
  Director Mathew Hearne; Musical Director David Tims

• Search By Night by Victor Lucas, May 2011
  Director Angharad Ellis-Jones

• Rock Around The Clocktower (devised), October 2011
  Director Sue Irwin-Hunt; Musical Director Kevin Davies

2012

• Sleeping Beauty (pantomime), February 2012
  Director Jemima Headey; Musical Director David Tims

• Crouch End Festival, May 2012:-

  • Vintage Radio Theatre - I Saw Myself Running by Anthony Ellis and Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Tolling Bell based on a story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Director Heather Maîr Thomas 

  • Hansel & Gretel adapted from Brothers Grimm by Carol Ann Duffy, Director Lindsey Pugh

  • Crouch End Folk & Fable by Annie Windley, Director Annie Windley

• A Christmas Carol adapted by Karen Louise Hebden, December 2012, Director Kate Stafford; Musical Director Heather Maîr Thomas

2013

• Lord Arthur Savile's Crime by Constance Cox, April 2013, Director Camilla Holroyd

• Crouch End Festival, June 2013:-

  • Once Upon A Storytime: Madeline and In The Night Kitchen Adapted and devised by Rebecca Cutts

  • Grace & Agnes by Angharad Ellis Jones and Annie Windley  Director Angharad Ellis Jones

  • Lights, Camera, Action... Sing!  Written and directed by Annie Windley

  • Vintage Live Radio Theatre: Rebecca and The 39 Steps Director Heather Maîr Thomas

• A History of Falling Things by James Graham, Director Kate Stafford, November 2013

2014

• Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll adapted by Adrian Mitchell, Director Lindsey Pugh, Musical Director David Tims/Kevin Davis, February 2014

• Crouch End Festival, June 2014:-

  • Once Upon A Storytime: Corduroy the Bear and Mister Whistler      Adapted and devised by Rebecca Cutts

  • Three Short Comedy Plays, Directors Jo Alexander and Claire Demmer-Considine

  • Vintage Live Radio Theatre: Flash Gordon  - Director Heather Maîr Thomas

• As You Like It by William Shakespeare, Director Kate Stafford, August 2014

2015

 

• Pinocchio (pantomime), Directors Rebecca Cutts and Dave Mahon, February 2015

• Crouch End Festival, June 2015:-

  • Vintage Radio Chillers (The Lodger, The Whole Town's Sleeping, The Thought) Director Heather Maîr Thomas

  • The Trial (Interactive Theatre) Written and  directed by Richard Broughton and Victoria Welsh

  • Once Upon a Storytime - Tales in the Meadow, Director Rebecca Cutts

  • BlueNote (film) Written, directed and filmed by David Jennings, Ric Lindley and Dave Mahon

• The Trial 2: Who Killed Romeo? Written and directed by Richard Broughton and Victoria Welsh, October 2015

2016

• Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, Director Kate Stafford, Musical Director/Composer David Tims, January 2016

• Crouch End Festival, June 2016

  • A Suffragette's Song - Director Terry McGrath

  • Once Upon A Story-time -Director Rebecca Cutts

  • Storm in a Teacup - Director Sue Irwin-Hunt

  • Vintage Radio Theatre -  (Jane Eyre, Sorry- Wrong Number, Brief Encounter) Director - Heather Maîr Thomas

  • Sketch Show - Director James Allnutt

• A Suffragette's Song,  Written and directed by Terry McGrath, Musical Director - David Tims, October 2016

• Vintage Radio Theatre -It's A Wonderful Life, Director Heather Maîr Thomas, December 2016

2017

• The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler, Director Eleanor Forrester, February 2017

• Crouch End Festival, June 2017

  • Sea Airs - Writer/Director Jayne Thomas

  • Vibrantly Lieu - Writer Gemma Jones

  • Storm in a Teacup - Director Sue Irwin Hunt

  • Corbyn Island - Adapted by Geoffrey Levett

  • Once Upon a Storytime -Director Rebecca Cutts

  • Vintage Radio Theatre -The Shadow People - Director Heather Maîr Thomas

• Toad of Toad Hall, adapted for the stage by A.A. Milne, Director Sue Irwin Hunt, August 2017

2018

• The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomens Guild Dramatic Society Production of A Murder Mystery by David McGillivray & Walter Zerlin Jr, Director Heather Maîr Thomas, February 2018

• A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, Director Jen Richardson, May 2018

• Crouch End Festival, June 2018:-

  • What's the Point written and directed by Virginia Vassura

  • The Trial 3 written and directed by Victoria Welsh

  • A Door translated and directed by Geoffrey Levett

  • The Road Not Taken by Jen Richardson, Director Ellie Jones

• Sea Airs (of Poseidon's Song) written and directed by Jayne Thomas, October 2018

 

2019

• Would You Rather by Jen Richardson, Director Julia Hicks, February 2019

• A Soldier's Song Adapted from Pierre de Marivaux's Les Fausses Confidences by Geoffrey Levett, Director Victoria Welsh, March 2019

• Bouncers by John Godber, Director James Woolford, May 2019

• Crouch End Festival, June 2019

  • Sketch Shows, by Jen Richardson, Sophie Boardman, Dave Mahon, Tom Boardman and Geoff Levett

  • Once Upon a Storytime, written and directed by Rebecca Cutts

2020

• Robin Hood: The Panto! by Richard Broughton, Director Lisa Worthington, Musical Director David Tims

• A Christmas Carol - Radio Play. Based on the novel by Charles Dickens. Director Heather Maîr Thomas, December 2020 (Zoom)

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Venues have included: 

• Hornsey Royal British Legion 

• Greig City Academy

• The Moravian Church

• Music Palace 

• The Tower of London 

• Highgate Wood School 

• Priory Park

• Kiss The Sky

• The Haberdashery

• Holy Innocents Church 

• Territorial Army Centre

• Pickled Pepper Books

• Hornsey Library  

• Kings Head

• Great Northern Railway Tavern

• Hornsey Town Hall

• Betty B's

• St Mary's Church Tower/The Intimate Space

• Earl Haig Hall

• Moors Bar

• Zoom