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Our latest production:
Twelfth Man
by H. Connolly
The Mathry Players are preparing to perform their latest comedy - guaranteed to lighten the winter blues. Called “Twelfth Man”, it’s about the exploits of a small village cricket team. They have agreed to play a touring side, but the opposition turns out to be not quite what they expected! A humorous tale of romance, pride, deception and rivalry…....
The regular actors are joined by four new stars, Suzi MacGregor, Ella Richardson, Ben Sharpe and Sara Howell. The remaining cast in order of appearance include Toby Hale, Sian Richardson, Karen Smith, Rhys Price, Steve Craft, Robbie Jenkins, Kate Lymer and Ieuan Jenkins, (although you may not recognise him!!..)
This hilarious comedy is on at Mathry Village Hall on Thursday November 27th, Friday 28th and Saturday 29th. Doors open at 7pm, curtain up 7.30pm. Tickets cost £5, (concessions £3.50). On sale at Seaways Bookshop, Fishguard. Or to reserve tickets to collect and pay at the door leave your name, performance day and number of tickets required in a message on - 01348 837582. Or try your luck on the door on the night.
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Previous productions
The Mathry Players entertained their audience in the dull days of February 2008 with a hilarious comedy “whodunnit” called “Murdered to Death”. Newcomers Toby Hale, Robbie Jenkins, Kate Lymer, Angharad Price and Rhys Price, joined the regulars Steve Craft, Ieuan Jenkins, Lynn Phillips, Sian Richardson and Karen Smith in this hilarious “Miss Marple” spoof involving a batty colonel, a smarmy French painter, a well endowed “young gal” and of course a butler. Miss Maple was on hand to help Inspector Pratt and Constable Thomkins work it out….
A scene from Derek Benfield's farce, Flying Feathers, which was performed at Mathry Hall by The Mathry Players on 9th, 10th and 11th of February, 2006 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday). A Chief Constable visits the country home of his late brother to find that Mrs Winthrop, the housekeeper, has been using the place in a very unusual way, including a great deal of "you know what". A ghost, a monk, a vicar, a vet and a window cleaner are involved, not to mention the missing horse and bicycle. And there are four young ladies.......! Janet Nicholls, Steve Craft, Lynn Phillips, Ieuan Jenkins and Ben Richardson are partly to blame, whilst Meryl Owen, Karen Smith, Sian Richardson and Sarah Hanley are very much on show.
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