Witham Dramatic Club
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Welcome

Welcome to the Witham Dramatic Club Website.
We are a friendly club that enjoys providing entertainment to others. We stage three productions a year at the town's Public Hall, normally in March, June and November. But it's not just about getting your name up in lights. Although everybody gets a chance to capture their bit of the limelight there are many different aspects to putting on a production. Just some of these are:

  • Directing
  • Properties
  • Make Up
  • Design
  • Costumes
  • Sound
  • Lighting
  • Scenery Painting
  • Front of House

To find out more about us follow the links above. Here you will be able to read about the history of the Club, what we are up to at the moment, how to join and much, much more.

News

Christmas Big Band Dance

We will be holding another Christmas Big Band Dance this December. For more information, including prices and how to book, go to Christmas Dance.

Audition Announced

The audition for our next production, How The Other Half Loves, will be on Thursday 16th July starting at 8.00pm in the committee rooms next to the Public Hall in Witham. Anyone is welcome to attend, whether they are interested in actually auditioning or helping out backstage. For more information and some details of the play itself go to Productions.

Rehearsals on the Common

Blue Remembered Hills

Blue Remembered Hills proved to be a great hit with the audience. For photos of the show and more details please visit Productions.






Pay By Card

Visa and Mastercard Image The introduction of our new on-line payment option proved to be very popular, with more people booking and paying on-line for Blue Remembered Hills than buying their tickets from the normal 'walk-in' box office at the Public Hall. We are hoping to expand this even further in the future as it is much simpler for our customers and is obviously considerably quicker than sending a cheque (meaning we can take bookings much closer to the performance date). If you have not used this facility yet, why not give it a try for our next production?




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