Our next performance will be Dead Man’s Hand a whodunnit by Seymour Matthews which was the production we had to postpone in April 2020.
We will be performing it in Llangoed Village Hall, not our usual venue, but one which we have enjoyed using several times over the past twenty years. See directions below
Castle Player’s performance is repeat of our series of sketches, all of which have been written by our members, which we will be Zooming again on Sunday 6th and Monday 7th December.
The performances are free but as we have a limited number of attendees on our Zoom plan you will need to get a ticket from our website, click on the Tickets tab and follow the instructions.
On both days performances will start at 20:00 and you will be able to log onto the event from 19:30.
The programmes are:
Please note due to Technical difficulties tickets are no longer available for the Monday production. Tickets already obtained will still work.
Sunday 6th December
Monday 7th December
Zoom on a Broom Shakespeare tries to get his plays on the Disney Channel Drinking with Alice A New Star
The Tragical History of Mark Drakeford and King Boris Meet me at the Station Conspiracy No 5 The Gentleman’s Club
As an experiment during the pandemic lockdown Castle Players are presenting “Where Have All the Boys Gone” by “Kevin Barnett” as an online “play for voices”
We will be trialling this,
by invitation only for Castle Players members, on Sunday 31st May.
If this works as we anticipate, fingers crossed, we will repeat it on the next Sunday
June 7th for the public at large, tickets available from 1st
June.
Both performances will
commence at 19:30, with login from 19:00, and will last approximately 60
minutes.
“Where Have All the Boys Gone” by “Kevin Barnett” is set at the time of the First World War. The play examines the manipulation of society by the ruling class in support of the war, notable via the White Feather movement and the costs paid by the many for what they had hoped might be a “Land fit for Heroes”. Kevin is new member of Castle Players, who has played numerous roles on stage and written short stories, plays and performance poetry.
We will be performing it “Live” on-line using Zoom Conferencing. Both productions are free and you are cordially welcome to join us.
Tickets for Dead Man’s Hand are now available online, go to the Tickets page from the menu above and will be available from 1st March from Tinkers & Belles and the Bull Beaumaris.
We recommend early booking to avoid disappointment!
Our next production will be the whodunit “Dead Man’s Hand by Seymour Mathews” in Beaumaris Town Hall on 2nd, 3rd & 4th April.
There will be a reading of the play at 7:30pm on Tuesday 21st January in the Castle Court Beaumaris.
This is open to members and non members, you can read parts or just listen if you prefer.
Auditions for parts will be held at 7:00pm on Thursday 23rd January in Beaumaris Town Hall.
Again this is open to members and non members. If you are interested in a non acting role please come along and let us know how you would like to become involved.
