By John Godber, Directed by Nigel Taylor

Scarborough. A cliff-top caravan park. Surely an ideal site for Ron and Yvonne’s new mobile home. Well, it was until Sharon and Grant turned up with their tatty slum on wheels. But never mind, you have to get on with your neighbours, don’t you? So Sharon and Yvonne organise a girls’ night out while Grant and Ron are left to their own devices. Oh heck! Will things ever be the same again?

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A Classic Drama by J. B. Priestley, Directed by Ken Redfern

It is 1919. Mrs. Conway and her children hold a party celebrating the return of peace and the optimism and opportunity of the years ahead. But this is a J. B. Priestley ‘time play’. Everything is not quite as it seems. With clever twists the play develops in an unexpected manner revealing the fates of all the characters and the enigma of past, present and future.

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A Comedy by Eric Chappell, Directed by Mike Lawler

Two couples meet in a Spanish holiday hotel in the 1960’s. David is blowing his redundancy money on this foreign jaunt, determined to enjoy every penny. Amy his wife is not so sure about the carefree life. Robert and Linda are also on the Costa del Sol. Robert, a domineering businessman has gradually dulled his wife’s vivacity in an unhappy marriage. David and Linda soon succumb to Cupid’s arrow and plot escape. But will they have the nerve to see it through?

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