LLangollen Twenty Club Amateur Players

Welcome

A warm welcome to the website of the Llangollen Twenty Club Amateur Players. One of the oldest dramatic societies in North Wales, the club was founded in 1946 with twenty original members, which gave the club its name. The club presents two plays a year, in autumn and spring, with a mixture of comedy, drama and period productions.

Our spring production this year will be "Night Must Fall" by Emlyn Williams.  We will be holding open auditions at the Llangollen Town Hall on Tuesday 5th January at 7:30pm (you may need to use the back door!). 

 

If you are interested in appearing in this production or helping in any other role, please come to the auditions, you don’t have to be a member as they are open to all.

 

The characters required for this play are:

 

Four men, ranging from Dan who is young and a fairly big role, Hubert in his thirties and a small role, and the Lord Chief Justice and Inspector Belsize which are both small roles.

 

Five Women, ranging from Mrs Bransom, who is in her fifties and a fair size role, her niece Olivia, who is in her late twenties and a largish role to Dora who is young and a small role, Nurse Libby and Mrs Terence which are both small roles.

 

The play will be staged on the 18th, 19th, 20th March 2010 in the Town Hall, Llangollen at 7:30pm (Doors open 7pm).

 

If you would like to be kept informed by email of dates for auditions and performances then email us by clicking here.

Below you see (most of) the cast from "Come On, Jeeves", our spring show in 2009. A revised version was performed at Clwyd Theatr Cymru from 4th to 6th June 2009, and was very well received.

The society's first production was 'Distinguished Gathering', and since then it has presented over 100 separate plays. In the 21st Century, the Twenty Club continues its programme of events, visits and readings, and currently has more than 100 members, many of whom live locally. One of the founder members, Betty Lowe, is now Life President and still active on stage. We strive to reach professional standards in every aspect of production, and pride ourselves on the welcome we give to audience members, both old and new.

A member of the National Theare for the Disabled, the club takes productions to a Cheshire Home in the Llangollen area. Along with other users of the Town Hall in Llangollen, we are working towards a grant application to improve the social and performance amenities in this fine example of a Victorian civic building.

We hope you will browse around our website, and sample what the club has to offer. Should you have any questions, or wish to find out more, then please do not hesitate to contact us using the addresses on the 'Contact Us' page.

 

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