Details coming soon! But we can say that we are planning to perform ‘A Chorus of Disapproval’ and you can see information about the audition here
Details coming soon! But we can say that we are planning to perform ‘A Chorus of Disapproval’ and you can see information about the audition here
Lots of new auditions now posted on website!
Trailer for Toast added to website. Don’t miss it!
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Watch director Rob Widdicombe introduce ‘Girl in the Machine’. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQypX6p6DvA
Be the first to grab your favourite seat! Love from a Stranger, A Bunch of Amateurs and Educating Rita now on sale.
We have recently upgraded our website to make it load even faster to improve users’ experience. However, in some cases, this upgrade has resulted in some users finding that the ‘About Us’ menu tab does not function correctly. To remedy this, the browser’s cache needs to be cleared:- On a PC Firefox:- Go to BLT Home Page>Hold down Ctrl Key and press F5 key. Alternatively (and this clears all cached data), go to Tools>Settings>Privacy and Security>Cookies and Site Data>Clear Data>tick… Continue Reading Website issues
The KDA is holding another Radio Play Festival this year. We entered last year and enjoyed success with ‘The Trojan Women’. If any one fancies directing a radio play (maximum length 60 minutes) please contact Pauline Armour for details: armourgg18@gmail.com Entries must be in by 31 August and the finalised radio play must be submitted by October 31. If you are keen to lead a project of this type please consider what you might direct as performing rights will need… Continue Reading Kent Drama Association – Radio Play Festival 2022
We were delighted to recieve an email from Lee Blessing, author of the above play:- Dear Nikki Packham, Many thanks for your lovely email. I’m delighted you’re doing my play in Bromley, and I’m very happy to hear you performed Dorothea. Eleemosynary is one of my favorite plays (and perhaps my most-performed here in the U.S.), but it’s rarely been done in the UK or other Commonwealth countries. I suppose it’s because spelling bees seem largely to be an American… Continue Reading A Walk in the Woods
Summary: outstanding – go. A world weary Russian and an idealistic and earnest American locked in nuclear weapons negotiations provided a gripping night’s entertainment. The script was clever. Nearly 2 hours of believable mind games and shadow boxing between the two protagonists as they struggle to engage with each other about the problems of negotiating nuclear weapons treaties. The general tone of the play was thoughtful and serious yet leavened by many good jokes and comedic moments. The execution of… Continue Reading Review of Walk in the Woods