Curtain up on new season of theatre

11:27am Wednesday 27th August 2008

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THEATRE fans can look forward to another season of dramatic entertainment courtesy of Dudley Little Theatre.

The society’s 2008/9 season kicks off at Netherton Arts Centre with the stage version of Agatha Christie classic Murder on the Nile.

The whodunit, a favourite for fans of the famous moustached Belgian detective Poirot, runs from Wednesday September 10 until Saturday September 13, starting at 7.30pm nightly at the theatre in Northfield Road, Netherton.

Later on in the season, in December, the society will be staging John Chapman and Dave Freeman comedy Key for Two; followed in March by classic drama, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Alee; and finally, the season ends with George Bernard Shaw’s adaptation of the classic tale of Pygmalion.

Ticket prices are £6 full and £5 concessions.

For more information and bookings visit www.dudleylittletheatre.org, or call Chris Ridgeway on 01384 872583.

Alternatively, tickets are available from Books Unlimited, Lower High Street, Stourbridge, and Dudley Council Plus, Dudley, on 01384 812812.

For those interested in becoming a patron of Dudley Little Theatre, £36 buys two full price tickets with reserved seats for each production throughout the season.

Contact Gill Beckinham on 01384 253020 for more information on subscriptions.