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Latest News

Spring 2012

What is happening for the Future?

March 2012 is the Preliminary Round of the All England Theatre Festival

To be held at North Ferriby Village Hall

March 28th - 30th 2012

Hull Playgoers Society will be entering , audition notices will be available soon

April Production will be Blue Remembered Hills at Hull Truck Studio

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The Winslow Boy

To celebrate the Centenary of the birth of Sir Terence Rattigan CBE
Hull Playgoers' Society presents his classic drama

The Winslow Boy

terence rattigan

When Naval Cadet Ronnie Winslow is sent home after being accused of theft, his father, the redoubtable Arthur Winslow, sets out to prove his son's innocence.  Thus begins a battle of wills between Winslow and the establishment, which soon becomes a celebrated court case.

Based on a real life 1908 case of Osborne Colleg cadet George Archer-Shee, this gripping drama is set against the backdrp of an England on the cusp of major social upheaval.

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