Previous Shows
Here is a timeline of the shows we have performed over the last 10 years. This section will gradually expand to include dedicated pages for eac show with show pics and cast members where we have it listed. It demonstrates the fantastic selection of musicals and plays performed by the company and shows off the talent and diversity throughout the timeline…..
This all time family favourite was brought to the stage at the Wyllyotts Theatre in front of great audiences who thoroughly enjoyed the performances. Who said you should never work with children and animals ? - We proved them wrong.. 😉
Amazingly well received play which was performed in the "Studio" space at Wyllyotts theatre to a "sold out every night" audience of 60 appreciative audience members. The minimalist "bijou" stage and memorable soundtrack made it one to remember fo rcast and audience alike.
This joyful new stage version of Half A Sixpence reinvents the original musical for the modern age, with book by Julian Fellowes with music by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe.
An ‘all-singing, all-dancing’ musical show with a brilliantly infectious new score that includes classics such as Buy Me A Banjo and Crash Bang Wallop!
This was the Company’s first time on stage after “lockdown” and the performance was presented as a vintage Radio Production, with actors reading from scripts and coming down to the front of the stage to deliver their lines, as if speaking into radio studion microphones. There will be sound effects to help the audience’s imagination and Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto Number 2 will be used to add to the atmosphere of this classic romantic drama.
"Who dunnit"? The murder mystery evening held on Saturday 14th March at the North Mymms Memoral Hall was very well received by its audience. They were treated to a thought provoking script penned by Andrew Hull with a mixture of characters which had the audience guessing.
From John Finnemore, writer of Cabin Pressure, comes not one, not two, but three hilarious plays from his popular radio series Double Acts. We performed this in the studio at Wyllyotts Theatre which proved intimate and engaging.
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Imagine a crowded rock concert. People are cheering, there are lights flashing, music blaring, and there, in the middle of the stage, is Jesus. Yep. That Jesus. The New Testament, the Messiah. Jesus Christ is not generally the central figure we expect in a rock show, but that’s exactly what made the musical Jesus Christ Superstar so entertaining.
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Our Variety fundraiser which ran for one day (2 Performances). Performed to 170 people who thoroughly enjoyed the music and comedy.
PBTC's version of this great Shakespeare play. Directed by Harry Harding. Full of colour and frivolity.
The story - a fading Hollywood American actor, Jefferson Steele , who arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not Shakespeare’s birthplace
Spamalot tells the legendary tale of King Arthur’s quest to find the Holy Grail. Inspired by the classic comedy film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the musical also diverts a bit from more traditional versions of the legend.
Christmas, the season of cheer and goodwill to all men! But sadly, Ebenezer Scrooge doesn’t quite see it that way. With the heart-warming story of one man’s redemption Charles Dickens created the ‘Merry Christmas’ we know today. A play for all the family with music and well-loved carols, this production enchanted young and old alike.
Based on the real life romance between legendary film maker Mack Sennett and his rising star Mabel Normand. Mack is reminiscing about his career from the stages and studios he once dominated, but it is 1938, the days of silent film are over, and so is his career. In a series of flashbacks we discover the story of Hollywood's golden age, where the fun of the silent screen featured the madcap chaos of the Keystone Kops and the glamour of the Bathing Beauties.
Work, love and life are just one long, hard slog for the fish-filleting foursome Pearl, Jan, Shelley and Linda. The idea to go to Ladies’ Day at Royal Ascot seems a good one, until they find out the cost of the tickets! But their fortunes are set to change. Out go the hairnets and overalls as they do themselves up to the nines and head off to the races.
