The Old Hamptonians Amateur Dramatic Society
2011 Productions
Click on the pictures for more about the plays
A double bill of plays by Andy Moseley
Click here for links to associated websites, and here for our Facebook page
Over the next few months we’ll be adding pages about more of our past productions, in the meantime click here for details of some of our past productions up to 2008, here for our 2010 production of Woman in Mind, here for Last Tango in Little Grimley and Last Panto in Little Grimley, here for The Memory of Water, and here for photos from 2007.
About us
OHADS was founded in 1931 and is one of the oldest amateur dramatic societies in the area. Currently we present three productions a year at Hampton Hill Playhouse and the Riverside Arts Theatre in Sunbury. In 2011 we presented a double bill of plays by local playwright Andy Moseley, Feelgood by Alistair Beaton, and Hancock at Christmas, a show featuring 6 episodes of the classic Galton and Simpson penned show. We also presented a one-off revival of The Diary of a Nobody which we first performed in 2008.
OHADS received four nominations in the 2010/11 Swan Awards, including Jane Marcus who won best actress for her roles as Susan in Woman in Mind and Leanne in Are You Lonesome Tonight? Earlier in the year Sue Birks won best supporting actress for her role as Judy in A Bride Game Too Far at the Elmbridge Drama Festival, and the play won the Roy Purude New Writing Trophy at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond.
Our first production in 2012 will be a triple bill of plays by Patrick Adams which will be performed in March. More details will be posted here shortly.
