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South Devon Players "Summer School"

This event is one of our summer workshops in various performance-related skills. Discounts available for people on means-tested jobseeking benefits, and those under 16, please enquire for details.

This is a 2.5 hour modelling and catwalk workshop for beginners/ intermediate models, run by well known local model agency Aesthetic Clarity at our usual rehearsal/ meeting venue; Chestnut Heights Community Centre, Brixham.

This is being run by the South Devon Players community theatre company, an award-winning amateur theatre group based in Brixham, South Devon 

Open to the public, 20 workshop places: please book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Workshop is £5 per person. Payment secures your place! All ages welcome, please note that minors MUST be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

There is limited parking, and the centre is on the 67 bus route from Paignton. Refreshments (tea, coffee, squash, biscuits) available for 20p

Medieval drama, telling the true story of Isabella De Fortibus, the 13th Century Countess of Devon, after whom "Countess Wear" in Exeter is named.

A humorous drama, researched and written by Natasha Eyre.

Suiable for people of all ages

3pm and 7pm, Saturday July 28th 2012

Venue:

Brixham Methodist Church Hall

Fore Street

Brixham

TQ5 8AA

South West

FREE FAMILY ALL_ACTION street theatre show,



The South Devon Players, a Brixham theatre group, present The Musketeers And The Pirates.

In the 1620s- 30s, historically, the French navy was low in strength, and Cardinal Richeleiu made increasing the navys strength, a priority. As part of this new drive, since there were not sufficient shipyards, he purchased foreign ships and imported foriegn shipwrights and crews.

This 20-minute play tells the humourous, fictional story of his attempt to recruit a crew of privateers. Unfortunatly, there is a problem with the small-print, and the Cardinals old nemeses, the Musketeers, are also in town.



(optional donations in bucket always most welcome)



LIVE PERFORMANCES 5pm on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th of May at Brixham Pirate Festival (the old fishmarket on the Quay just by the Golden Hind)





All action, light-hearted swashbuckling street theatre for children and adults alike, inspired by The Three Musketeers, and the historical dealings with foriegn ships and crews by Cardinal Richelieu. Performed by the South Devon Players, in support of of the annual Brixham Pirate Festival.



The South Devon Players: http://southdevonplayers.weebly.com/

The Brixham Pirate Festival: http://www.brixhampiratefestival.co.uk/

A Tale Of Two Cities The Panto

Pantomime newly written by Mrs Louise German, based on the classic story by Charles Dickens. Will love win the day? Will the evil Madame Defarge be foiled in her plots? 

Come and find out - a hilarious, family friendly performance, by an awardwinning community group!

Show approximately one and a half hours long,

Tickets £3 adults, £2 children, under 5's free. 2.30pm

A Tale Of Two Cities The Panto

Pantomime newly written by Mrs Louise German, based on the classic story by Charles Dickens. Will love win the day? Will the evil Madame Defarge be foiled in her plots? 

Come and find out - a hilarious, family friendly performance, by an awardwinning community group!

Show approximately one and a half hours long,

Tickets £3 adults, £2 children, under 5's free

The Great Storm Of Brixham

Auditions: Sunday December 4th, 1.30pm, or by arrangement

Chestnut Heights Community Centre, 1 - 3 Poplar Close, Brixham (see FIND US page)



Telling the story of the Great Storm of Brixham, which happened in 1866, and in which over 100 lives were lost, and which tragedy caused Brixham to have her first lifeboat the year after. A moving tribute to Brixham's fishing industry, written from historical records. To be performed at various events during the spring of 2012, including Teignmouth Drama Festival, and at an event in Brixham to raise money for a memorial to the fishermen of Brixham past, present and future.

Open to all aged 16 to 116 - younger from age 12 up strictly with parents written permission.



Existing and new members welcome, regardless of theatrical experience. You need to be reliable, (no timewasters thank you!) and able to attend rehearsals at least weekly.  Please message if you want other information.



Bring your diary and a note pad, wear comfy loose clothes, and come along and join us

Award-winning non-profit community theatre group from Brixham, Devon. Specialising in historical productions (frequently local history) and supporting local non-profit events with performances and in-character appearances.

New members always welcome, in acting or backstage roles.