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Candida by George Bernard Shaw, directed by John Shaw. A period comedy, set in the 1890s it's the story of a
successful, politically conscious clergyman, James Morrell, and his wife, the
enigmatic ‘new woman’, Candida. Into their comfortable home arrives a young
student, who by falling in love with Candida disrupts the otherwise stable
marriage relationship. Which man will Candida choose ?
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'Our Day Out' by Willy Russel, directed by George Gough. A merger with our youth section. 'Are you supposed to be in charge of this lot?' When Mrs Kay's class set out on a coach trip to Conway Castle, it is a celebration of the joys and pains of being fourteen and away from school. But highlights what a group of 'no-hope' kids from the back-streets of Liverpool can expect from life beyond a rare "day out"? The play is Key Stage 3 Literature for some schools.
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This Season (16th - 27th October 2007) starts with 'Humble Boy' by Charlotte Jones, Directed by Poppy Flanagan. A sell-out in the West End and New York, this is a funny play about a mother-son relationship, a Cotswold garden, a Theory of Everything and beekeeping. You might see some parallels with 'Hamlet'!
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1947 - 2007 FLT 60th Anniversary In 1947 a small band of enthusiastic indivduals calling themselves 'The Fellowship Players' staged a production of Terence Rattigan's 'Flare Path' in Holy Trinity Church Hall. 60 years on and we are still going strong, just a few yards from where it all started and now calling ourselves Formby Little Theatre. To celebrate the occasion we are reprising the play that started it all, so many years ago. We are lucky to have a thriving youth section once again and loyal support from you, our patrons and 'Friends of FLT'. Click to read: Message from our President, Lesley Sharpe |
Formby Little Theatre, Rosemary Lane, in the centre of Formby, near Liverpool UK. Member of the Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain. A dedicated group of amateur drama/theatre enthusiasts produce 4 or 5 plays per year in a 64 seat 'little theatre.' The theatre is non-commercial and registered as a charity.
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