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Welcome to our magical adventure of Aladdin!
In the bustling town surrounding Widow Twankey’s Washorama, life is anything but peaceful for the daydreaming Aladdin and his hapless friends.. While they attempt to keep the laundry business running, Aladdin is far more interested in winning the heart of Princess Yasmin. Everything changes with the arrival of the mysterious magician Abanazar, who tricks Aladdin into entering the dreaded Cave of Doom to retrieve an ancient lamp. When the lamp is polished, out bursts the flamboyant and long-suffering Jean Genie. A frantic chase, a magical mix-up, and a heroic moment from an unlikely source lead to a show-stopping final showdown.
Join us for magic, laughter, music, and pantomime mayhem—where it’s behind you, anything can happen, and wishes really can come true!
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Future Productions
Feb 5th at 7:30
Play Reading in the Studio
A Little Local Flavour by our very own Saul Galloway
Nether Fiddlewood: a tiny countryside village where nothing happens… until something very messy does. One overconfident mountain biker takes a spectacularly bad turn, and the locals — instead of calling the police — decide to apply a bit of “creative problem solving.” Next thing they know, the bakery’s booming, the butcher’s smiling, and the village has become a “must-visit foodie destination” for reasons absolutely no one should ask about.
As word spreads about Nether Fiddlewood’s extraordinary “local flavour,” the villagers must either come clean… or double down. And let’s just say: this village does not do things by halves.
It’s a dark comedy about community spirit, terrible decisions, moral slippage, and very questionable cuisine. — with big characters, juicy roles, and plenty of opportunities to ham it up (pun absolutely intended). Come to the read-through and help us cook up something unforgettable.
March 2026
Young Peaslake Players (YoPPs)
Chity Chitty Bang Bang
March 22nd 2:30 and 5pm
May 7th to 9th 2026
Things I Know to be True by Andrew Bovell
Directed by Ted Horton
The play looks at the challenges of keeping a family together, and the conflict between what parents want their children to be versus how they turn out. Parts are for two parents (ages 50-75) and four older children (ages 25-45).
This is a challenging play and I hope many of you will audition. Drop us a line with any questions you may have.
Auditions: 8pm Village Hall 19 and 20 January in Village Hall - please come on one of the two days.
Performances 7-9 May
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