27th October – 6th November 2004

The action takes place on the stage of a Victorian style theatre.  “It was nine-thirty on Christmas Eve …”  so begins Arthur Kipps account of the terrible events that dramatically altered his life.  AS a young lawyer he was sent north by his London firm to settle the estate of an elderly recluse in isolated, foggy Eelmarsh House.  What transpired there has haunted him ever since.  Now middle-aged and retired, Kipps hires a theatre and the services of an actor to help him re-enact and thereby hopefully exorcise the ghostly event which befell him many years previously with horrifyingly tragic results.  As the story unfolds the house gives up its secrets but unleashes a new terror.  This play is a mix of storyteller theatre, actors and audience imagination.  WE hope you have yours with you tonight, and that you allow it full rein.

Cast:  Ross Wisnewski (Arthur Kipps); Morris West (The Actor);

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Saturday 27th May 2000

Last Night in the Old Cue

“The Occasion”  –  26 years ago, the first production in a newly refurbished Cue Theatre was performed.  That was “The Poker Session” directed by Heather Harrison.

Tonight we are delighted to re-present, “Home” another production by Heather Harrison to represent all the excellent plays which have been done here.  It is with some regrets but a lot of excitement that we now look forward to the rebuilding of the Cue – and the opportunity to enter a new era in the growth of a new Cue

Cast:  David Ertel (Harry); Ross Wisnewski (Jack); Liz Hughes (Margorie); Verna Prankerd (Kathleen); Morris West (Alfred)

We are delighted to have the assistance of Michael Stevenson and Steven Brower international artists, whose exhibition “Genealogy” is currently on display at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery

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2nd April- 12th April 2014

This Pulitzer Prize nominated play is set in the dining room of a well-to-do household, the place where the family assembled daily for breakfast and dinner and for any and all special occasions.

The action is comprised of a mosaic of overlapping scenes set – in no particular order – between the 1930’s and the 1980’s.  Characters from these different time period come and go through the room giving us glimpses of the upper class families whose money gave them power and position but not the freedom from making mistakes.

Gently humourous and thought provoking, it’s a compassionate look at those who used the room on a daily basis over a period of 50 years.

Snapshots of people ‘once upon a time‘

Cast:  Victoria Kerr;    Glenys Horsfall;    Nicci Smith;    David Rohe;    John Bellomo;    Peter Whittaker

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May 1968

Two one-act plays were presented at the Inglewood High School Hall, along with a play by the Norfolk Women’s Institute. “Villa For Sale” was presented again in July as a Festival play. The other one-act play was “The Price Of Coal” produced by Ian Melville.

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