Author Archives: Jocelyn Egginton

Our Christmas pantomime is finally back, after a LONG enforced break. We’re so looking forward to sharing the show with you! We’re on from Wednesday 8th to Saturday 11th at Newman Hall in Westbury-on-Trym – tickets will be on sale … Continued

Still looking for things to do in Bristol over the Christmas period? Well, look no further – we’re ready to get into the Christmas spirit with our production of Peter Pan, running from the 8th the 11th December at Newman … Continued

All are welcome to join us via Zoom for the CADS Annual General Meeting 2021. We have changed the time to 8 pm as we’re not able to do our usual Sunday lunch social beforehand, but it will still be … Continued

We have had to move our fabulous Peter Pan to 2021 but we’re still going to get into the Christmas spirit by doing an online read-through of one of our old scripts, Cinderella (very old, not our latest version ;)…) … Continued

Peter Pan, our Christmas pantomime, is cast and preparations are in full swing. Meanwhile we have not only a Murder Mystery night on 26th August, but also a free Shakespeare Showcase event on 12th September in Victoria Park in Clifton. … Continued

We are very excited that auditions will be going ahead for our Christmas pantomime, Peter Pan, written by our very own Rob Allcott. There is choice between online auditions via Zoom and in person audition slots following social distancing guidelines. … Continued

With the editing team hard at work on the script for our Christmas show, Peter Pan, we thought we’d keep our panto hand in by trying a script read-through on Zoom. If you’re interested then check out the details in … Continued

Lockdown may have put a spanner in the works for various plans for 2020 but we are still going to choose which of the two fabulous scripts we have been sent is the one to try put on in December! … Continued

Wednesday 26th Feb sees the notorious Bad Romance social returning to the upstairs of the Lansdown 🙂 An opportunity for lots of fun and silliness based on some truly horrendous romantic fiction it’s always a great evening – do come … Continued