Tony Feltham wins The Penny Pearson Award for 2023
Category: Tony Feltham
Tony has been a member of Wimborne Drama since 1983. He joined his Mum, Pam and sister Christina who were already members of the club. During this time he has performed in over 40 productions, the first being A Murder Is Announced, directed 1 production, Far From The Madding Crowd in 2003, and been Chairman of the club for 3 years. He has been married to Boo, another member of the Club, since 2002.
2023
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Pressure
An intense real-life thriller centred around the most important weather forecast in the history of warfare. June 1944. One man’s decision is about to change the course of history.
2022
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Love From A Stranger
An intense and chilling psychological thriller which examines the sadistic mind of a serial killer and the extremes to which the power of suggestion can be pushed.
Chris Durham
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Agatha Christie Thriller to be Staged at the Tivoli
Love From A Stranger is a tense, psychological thriller
2022
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When We Are Married
Three Yorkshire couples who are about to celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversaries, only to find out that their marriage vows may have been invalidated by the officiating vicar.
Bethan Morris
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When We Are Married Plays at the Tivoli in February
JB Priestley ridicules the hypocrisy of the Edwardian middle class
Agatha-Christie
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Live Theatre is Back with Agatha Christie Thriller
After a gap of 18 months, we return with classic Agatha Christie thriller Towards Zero
2019
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She Stoops To Conquer
She Stoops to Conquer takes a comedic, often farcical, look at the behaviour and marital expectations of the upper classes in 18th century England.
2018
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Single Spies
Single Spies is the collective name for this double bill of one-act plays about two of the most celebrated spies of modern times: Guy Burgess and Anthony Blunt.
2014
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A Man For All Seasons
A Man For All Seasons retells the historic events surrounding Sir Thomas More, the Chancellor of England who remained silent regarding Henry VIII’s divorce.