Drama on the Move productions
Here is a summary of this fascinating period of Trinity Players’ history. 1978 Beside the Seaside St Luke’s Church , […]
Read moreDrama on the Move
According to some of the more established members of Trinity Players, perhaps Drama On The Move (DOTM) was the most […]
Read moreA play at last..
Finally, the major objective of Trinity Players came to fruition with Boeing Boeing, the play planned and cancelled in 1974 […]
Read moreBoeing Boeing to take off?
The 16th January saw a request for 8 copies of Boeing Boeing by Marc Camoletti at a cost of £4.25. […]
Read moreSupporting Church Activity
The Players presented “Where the Saints have Trod” during the Sunday evening service of 21st July. A three act performance […]
Read moreThe Next Steps 1973
What happened after the intial meetting on February 22nd 1973 with the church, were events that would end up with […]
Read moreThe creation under the name of Trinity Players
On February 22nd, 1973, the first meeting of the Players committee and the Minister, Lionel G Anderson was held. The […]
Read morePhotographs from 1950s to the 1990s
Photos from through the years.
Read moreSome past programmes 1950s onward
Here are further programmes from various sources. There may be some overlap with Barbara’s programmes.
Read moreFarrar Street Programmes
A collection of Farrar Street Players programmes through the years
Read morePlayers press cuttings from 1950s to 1990s
Posted by Phil […]
Read morePost war activity
After WW2 on 23rd February 1946 “Eliza Comes to Stay” by H E Esmond was produced by Farrar Street Congregational […]
Read moreEarly activities in the church hall 1924 to 1939
Apart from ‘Gwynne versus Gwynne, the dates are not yet available but if produced at one per year in the […]
Read moreFirst meetings and activities
Seventeen people attended the inaugural meeting at which Margaret Midgley was appointed secretary and Arthur Bowker appointed as treasurer. The […]
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