Uncategorized Family Quiz and Chips Saturday 1st March 5 February 2014 by david_players | Leave a Comment Mo Peters would like to invite you to the Upham Players Family Quiz and Chips evening, 7 – 10 p.m, on Saturday 1st March, at Upham Village Hall. family quiz with prizes! fish or veggie burger and chips supper food orders in advance but pay on the door only £6.50 adults, £5.50 children. teams of […] Read more »
Uncategorized March production: ‘Audience’ and ‘Cup Final’ 7 January 2014 by david_players | 6 Comments on March production: ‘Audience’ and ‘Cup Final’ Cyn Kimble has chosen two exciting one-act plays for our next production on Thursday 27th. Friday 28th, Saturday 29th March, Upham Village Hall The plays are ‘Audience’ by Michael Frayn and ‘Cup Final’ by Charles Mander. The read through on 6th January was well attended, and both plays were enthusiastically received. Cyn writes: ‘Auditions will […] Read more »
Uncategorized Reunions photos now in Productions archive! 6 December 2013 by david_players | Leave a Comment I’ve added some photos of Reunions Can Be Murder, taken by David Bell and Simon Pitter, to the Productions archive. Click on Productions to access these Chris Read more »
Uncategorized Welcome to the re-furbished website! 4 December 2013 by david_players | 2 Comments on Welcome to the re-furbished website! Many thanks to Dave Bell for master-minding the re-furbished Upham Players website, which is now live! As your webmaster, I shall try to keep you all up to date with Upham Players news. Everyone is still on a high after the success of our latest production of ‘Reunions Can Be Murder’! You might like to […] Read more »
Uncategorized Reunions really can be murder! 4 December 2013 by david_players | Leave a Comment St Georges School is recovering from a particularly disastrous re-union! Not only was the signature dish for the evening ruined by a mysterious fire in the kitchen, but the fund-raising evening was disrupted by a series of murders! Fortunately Clouseau-esque Inspector Gough was able to sort out the perpetrator – ‘don’t panic!’ – as did […] Read more »