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The season opens with Bernard Slade’s Same Time Next Year, a sparkling romantic comedy that takes place over two and half decades as couple George and Doris, both married to other people, get to know each other through their annual trysts in a Californian inn. Next comes ...

The 2009/2010 season opened in September with Jake’s Women by Neil Simon a sparkling sophisticated comedy focussing on successful writer Jake’s attempts to get over the death of his beloved first wife so that he can get on with his second marriage. The November pla ...

Our season commenced with a comedy, The Safari Party, but at 76% this was a party to which not everyone came. October ‘s The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie brought audiences back to the classroom – 93% registered their presence. Better still –at 95% – were f ...

The new season opened with a Noel Coward classic, Private Lives, always a favourite with audiences. However, a Wharfeside production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in modern dress during October failed to attract such significant interest: despite impressive reviews, fig ...