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Murdered to Death, by Peter Gordon, Directed by Joan Ertel

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“Murdered to Death”  by Peter Gordon, Directed by Joan Ertel 26th October – 9th November 2013 This hilarious spoof in the best of Agatha Christie traditions is set in a country manor house in the 1930’s with an assembled cast of characters guaranteed to delight – Bunting the butler; and English Colonel with the prerequisite stiff upper lip; a shady... Continue reading

The Games Afoot, by Ken Ludwig, Directed by Joan Ertel

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The Games Afoot or  Holmes for the Holidays,  by Ken Ludwig,  Directed by Joan Ertel 7th – 19th April 2015 The “Games Afoot” is set in 1936 where Boradway star William Gillette has invited his fellow cast members to his castle for a weekend of revelry.  Famed for his leading role in the play Sherlock Holmes, Gillette finds himself taking... Continue reading

LadyKillers by Graham Linehan, Directed by Joan Ertel 2019

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Ladykillers,  By Graham Linehan,  Directed by Joan Ertel 27th April – 10th May 2019 The story of The Ladykillers came to screen writer William Rose in a dream.  Four criminals planning a robbery, hold up in an old lady’s house.  Rose woke his wife, Tania, gabbled the story to her – and immediately fell asleep again.  She, thankfully for him... Continue reading

The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde Directed by Warren Bates

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“The Importance of Being Earnest”  by Oscar Wilde, Directed by Warren Bates 25th July – 3rd August 2019 The Importance of Being Earnest is recognised as the most brilliant comedy of Oscar Wilde’s entire writing career. Two young bachelors, Algernon Moncrieff and John Worthing J.P., lead double lives to court the attentions of the exquisitely desirable Gwendolen Fairfax and Cecily... Continue reading

Like A Virgin, by Gordon Steel Directed by Sharren Read

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“Like A Virgin”  By Gordon Steel, Directed by Sharren Read 14th – 24th October 2020 Set somewhere in England in the mid ’90’s.  It takes place over a period of a few months. This play has been described as a romp through the bubblegum years of teenage life, through the highs and lows of Angela & Maxine, living in Britain... Continue reading

OUR TOWN

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By Thornton Wilder – Colin Eade, Director August 1974   Tracey Brown, Doreen Long, Tom Blundell and Michael Chainery (as pictured) were joined by Gerald Long, Craig Morrison, Ben Corney, Terry Dombroski, John Smith, Denise Hitchcock, Barry Boekman, Terence Dombroski, Joan Ertel, Alan Spurdle, Peter Ayles, David Wicks, David Ertel and R. Schwartzeger. Our Town Staged in the Inglewood High... Continue reading

The Fish

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“The Fish”  by Yves Cabrol, Directed by Mary Boekman April 1974 No further information available; Should you be able to provide any further information please contact;    backstagecuetheatre@gmail.com A Wine & Theatre Evening sponsored by the Rotary Club was held in the Inglewood Football Gymnasium. Two sketches produced by Heather Harrison, a Barbershop Quartet and Can Can Girls completed the... Continue reading

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