A musical fable of Broadway based on a story and characters by Damon Runyan
Music & lyrics by Frank Loesser
Book by Jo Swirling and Abe Burrows
Directed by Jeff Wightwick
Musical Direction by James Marr
Choreography by Christina Harris
May 14 -17 at 7.30pm Saturday matinee at 2.30pm
Considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy, GUYS AND DOLLS ran [...]
by “Ben”
The world is full of “feel-good” teenage musicals –perhaps originating long ago with ‘Grease’ and ‘Saturday Night Fever’ and continuing with such recent examples as ‘Hair Spray’, ‘High School Musical’
and now ‘A Slice of Saturday Night’, set in a 1964 Club, where the young studs or would be studs line up to survey and [...]
A Slice of Saturday Night swings into EAST HORSLEY where the hems are high and the fringes low, it‘s Saturday night at the Club-A-Go-Go and the blokes & birds are on the pull.
The songs are a nostalgic pastiche of sounds from the sixties and the story tells a tale of teenage dreams and young love, [...]
Auditions for this show - to presented in the first week in October - will be held at the theatre on Sunday 14th July between 10am and 1pm.
Seven teenagers dance and eye each other and flirt on a Saturday night at popular Club A Go Go in a town in the British provinces. Sue is [...]
A perfect example of British farce, Run for Your Wife will have you laughing until you cry… if you’re over 40, writes Rachael Fletcher
John Smith, a decidedly average London cabbie leads a decidedly above average life – married to two women who live just around the corner from each other. With Mary in a flat [...]
by Ray Cooney
Presented in association with Mid Surrey Theatre Company.
Tuesday April 16th to Saturday April 20th at 8pm
Tickets Adults £13, students/childen £10 - all tickets £10 on Tuesday
Directed by Jeff Wightwick
John Smith is a London cabbie with his own taxi, a wife in Streatham, a wife in Wimbledon - and a knife edge schedule! By [...]
The Review - by ‘Polly’
Fun, fizz, sparkle and energy are all words which go some way towards describing the opening night of the Nomads presentation of Babes in the Wood. The director, back stage and cast had clearly worked their socks off in rehearsal because this was a slick and polished performance.
The opening night audience [...]
All is not well in Nottingham!
The wicked Sheriff is growing rich on the many taxes that he is forcing the poor townsfolk to pay and he is just about to become even richer. Pip and Penny, recently orphaned and heirs to vast fortunes have been entrusted into his care and he is hatching a horrible [...]
Coming up (at the Theatre):
Babes in the Wood
A Pantomime by TLC Creative
Director Jeff Wightwick
Production Dates: 12 - 22 January 2012
Auditions: Sunday 21 August 12 noon - 6pm and Thursday 25 August 6pm - 10pm.
All are welcome to attend; membership of The Nomads is only required if you are successful in getting a [...]
( First Night)
It was a wobbly start, giving credence to the final theatrical rush conveyed by the script.
A beautifully sung solo by the Wardrobe Lady (Tracey Gillard) and the choral piece filled the stage with promise of liveliness and energy that became a feature of the show as it progressed.
Opening night is always [...]
