A humorous, affectionate and touching story of life
in the West Yorkshire coalfields, spanning three
generations from 1947 to the present day. It
captures the ambitions, joys, fears and
disappointments of sisters Ann and Mary Parker and
Mary's son Paul and his academic success.
Albert Nobbs by Gordon Steel
16th to
19th March 2011
Collingham War Memorial
Hall
After a life of hard graft, retirement isn't
all that Albert Nobbs expected. Instead of relaxing
and taking things easy, he finds himself bored and
nagged senseless by his wife Connie. Alberts' world
is turned upside down by her sudden death and he
struggles to carry on until Connie returns as a
ghost and tries to sort out his life.
Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime by
Oscar Wilde
15th to
18th June 2011
North Muskham Village Hall
Lord Arthur Savile is deliriously happy - a pillar
of society on the verge of marriage - until an
encounter with a chilling clairvoyant, who secretly
reveals that at some point in Arthur’s life, he is
destined to commit murder. To protect his future
wife, Arthur decides he must commit this bloody deed
before he marries.