As a part of The All-England Drama Festival, the weekend brings together seven of the regions most talented theatre groups, directors, actors and writers, performing short plays, both old and new.  It all concludes on Sunday evening with the adjudicators review and awards, where the winning performance is chosen to represent Cheshire, at the Northern Final in Liverpool between 29 April and 1 May. It’s a rare opportunity for any theatre goer to experience a diverse collection of creative pieces, and should not be missed. 

Tickets are £10 plus booking fee, per day.  Where else can you watch seven productions over two days for £20?  

 THE PLAYBILL – In order 

Saturday 18 March 6.30pm 

• Dancing with Catherine written by Steve Bird and performed by Steve Bird Productions 
• The Transmigration Show written by Andy Fox-Hutchings and performed by Chester Little Theatre 
• Costume Drama by Duncan Crompton and performed by D.T.A.T. 

Sunday 19 March 3.00pm 

• Comment is Free by James Fritz and performed by Nantwich Players 
• Ariel’s Flight written by Bev Clark and performed by Bus Stop Productions 
• Crown and Clan Divided written by Chris Mapp and performed by Cestrian Players 
• Back in Time – Adventures in the Fourth Dimension written by Mike Lockley and performed by Brightlights Theatre Company 

Doors will open 30 mins before the first production of the day. There will be a short interval between each performance.