Author Archives: Graeme Trotter

PLAYERS LOOK TO NOVEMBER TO STAGE PRODUCTION: By Brian Bennett The Morpeth St George’s Community Players were forced to postpone their springtime production ‘Ladies Day’ by Amanda Whittington in guidance with the Government’s measures to help stop the spread of … Continue reading →

Bridget is producing the November play for us. It is called ‘Party  Piece ‘ and will be performed on 21, 22, and 23 of November 2019. The audition will be held on Monday 20 May at 7.30 in the church … Continue reading →

David Swinton, who is directing the next Player’s performance which is being staged on 21st to 23rd March, is looking for someone preferably aged 18-35 to join the cast. If you think this may be you then please contact David … Continue reading →

The September 2018 newsletter can be viewed by clicking on the link below. Thank you to Eileen for putting this together and keeping us up to date with all the news! September 2018 newsletter

Message from Anne Marie Cairns – Director Our next performance is ENTERTAINING ANGELS By Richard Everett ‘ I’ve made four thousand six hundred medium-sized quiches and personally baked two tons of light crust pastry. And for what?’ As a clergy … Continue reading →

A group of St George` Community Player`s will soon be packing their props, goods and chattels and heading off to the village of Thropton, near Rothbury, for a one night performance of `A Meal to Die For` a murder mystery … Continue reading →

A big thank you to Eileen who has just completed the latest Newsletter and to view this simply clink on the link. April 2018 Newsletter  

A couple of press clippings in case you missed them!

The St Georges Community Players in Morpeth should at the very least take an extra bow. Whatever setback this amateur drama group experience ahead of a production – and it appears to be a regular rather than a rare occurrence … Continue reading →

Review by David Keily: On Saturday, September 30th, The Players held the annual Patrons Night. This time  we weren’t treading the boards to entertain the members of the public who support    us through the Patrons Scheme. Oh no. We … Continue reading →