70th JUBILEE: FOCUS ON SOPHIA
In March we focused on one of our longest standing members, Helen, and this month we turn to one of our younger members who has made a huge contribution in recent years.Read More…
In March we focused on one of our longest standing members, Helen, and this month we turn to one of our younger members who has made a huge contribution in recent years.Read More…
Regular Club Nights are part of the glue that holds Torbay Theatre together. About four times a year we hold a light-hearted, lightly-rehearsed evening when any member can put on a shortRead More…
Theatres may still be darkened by Covid, but the need to gather together remains strong amongst performers. On Saturday 19th March members and guests of Torbay Theatre attended a hugely successful ClubRead More…
A Potted History. Back in 2014 after a successful season of “A Christmas Carol”, a club rejuvenation began. According to the committee minutes a maintenance group was set up after we wereRead More…
Since it is our 70th Jubilee this year, we spoke to long-standing member, Helen Topliss. Helen and husband Paul have done it all: acting, directing, writing, children’s classes, make-up, set-building … sinceRead More…
Torbay Theatre wishes you a Merry Christmas
Torbay Theatre is currently seeking submissions from new and experienced directors for our 2022 season
The latest instalment of the annual children’s production follows the three friends DJ, Sammy and Alex. When a magical candy bar is stolen, the children’s friend is accused of being the thief. Can the children find the real thief and save their friend?
Torbay Theatre presents Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy ‘Life and Beth’
It’s Christmas, and Beth Timms is mourning the recent death of her health and safety officer husband, Gordon. Beth’s sister-in-law Connie and son Martin have come to stay, determined to ensure that she should have a stress-free Christmas, but between Connie’s drinking problem and Martin’s unspeaking and emotionally volatile girlfriend Ella, their intentions prove to be short-lived. Only David, the local vicar, provides Beth with any comfort, though he has trouble remembering her late husband’s name.