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She Stoops To Conquer – Chelmsford Theatre Workshop
With ambitious plans for marriage for their children, Mr & Mrs Hardcastle are both set in getting their own way. Mistaken identities, stolen jewellery and a country manse that’s taken for an inn,...
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CTW Stoops for the Sky!
Chelmsford Theatre Workshop at The Old Court Theatre has got through to the last 20 in the Sky Arts competition to find the best amateur dramatics group. Their production of She Stoops to Conquer is in...
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Jekyll and Hyde at the Old Court Theatre
Kicking the winter season off for performance enthusiasts Chelmsford Theatre Workshop, is their much anticipated production of Jekyll and Hyde. We took a few moments to chat to director Debbie Miles,...
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My Cousin Rachel @ Old Court Theatre
My Cousin Rachel is a mystery-romance penned by British novelist Daphne du Mauier. It tells the torment of Philip Ashby, a young Cornish batchelor, originally determined to unravel the apparent mystery...
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The Play’s The Thing…
It had been too long since I had visited the Old Court Theatre on Springfield Road, but it was impossible to resist the lure of Hamlet, my favourite of all of Shakespeare’s plays and arguably one of...
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Happy Savages – The Old Court Theatre
Written by Ryan Craig, Happy Savages is a dark comedy that focuses on two couples and the way their relationships grow, change and collapse. With numerous counts of infidelity, mistrust and arguments,...
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Dirty Butterfly at the Old Court Theatre
Dirty Butterfly is a dark and gritty play centering around violence and voyeurism. Two couples are separated by a brick wall, yet are joined by the savage acts that take place on one of its sides. It...
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Suddenly, Last Summer shines at the Old Court Theatre
Suddenly, Last Summer – written by Tennessee Williams – tells of the death of poet and dreamer Sebastian, and the possible truth of his demise. It is a one-act play, however an interval is not missed...
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