The Nomads
Welcome to The Nomads
Welcome to The Nomads, currently one of the newer amateur theatrical societies on the block in the Northants area.
Here you'll find details of all our shows, both present and past together with information on other Society's shows with whom The Nomads and our members work in co-operation (currently Bonkers Theatrical and Theatreworkz).
Here's the details of The Nomads next production....
An Olde Tyme Music Hall
Step
back into an era before entertainment was served through a little oblong
screen and enjoy a solid helping of good old fashioned British entertainment,
with songs, dancing and more!
An Olde Tyme Music Hall is a sparkling, toe tapping, show that will take you back to the 'Good Old Days' with familiar songs you can sing-along to like Bye Bye Blackbird, Lambeth Walk, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Run Rabbit, Roll Out The Barrel, and lots, lots more. Add to this a blend of hilarious sketches and recitations and you're set for some great family entertainment.
Dates: 24th - 25th September 2010 inclusive
Times: Evenings - 7.30pm, Saturday Matinée 2.30pm
Venue: The Masque, Castle Way, Barton Seagrave
Tickets: Friday and Saturday Evening - £8.00, Saturday Matinée - £6.00, Party of 10 or more - 10% discount.
Box Office: 07857 186005 or Book Online Here
New Shows From Our Friends
Stags & Hens
Presented By
Bonkers Theatrical
Dates:
Wednesday 14th - 16th October 2010 inclusive
Times: 7.30pm nightly
Venue: The Masque Theatre, Barton Seagrave
Tickets: £8.00 Thursday 14th £10.00 Friday 15th and Saturday £16th
Box Office: 07857 186005 or Book Online Here
A boozy comedy of wedding eve nerves set in the Gents and Ladies Toilets of a tacky Nightclub. Unbeknown to each other the respective stag and hen parties are being held in the same place. Dave, whose stag night it is, spends the evening with his head down the pan while his mates demonstrate a mixture of fear, lust and bravado. Linda, whose hen night it is, spends much of the evening drinking heavily and dancing with an ex lover to the consternation of her chums who are both sentimental and sceptical about marriage. They turn on Linda for her bad behaviour. The girls feel that though marriage may be a sacrifice rituals must be observed. The play is filled with typical Russell humour and is very funny and very coarse.
Our House
'The Madness Musical'
Presented By
Theatreworkz
Dates:
1st to 4th December 2010 inclusive
Times: TBA
Venue: The Masque Theatre, Barton Seagrave
Tickets: TBA
The show featured songs from the ska/pop band Madness, and was named after one of their most popular hit singles, "Our House". The script for the musical, written by Tim Firth, told a tale of modern-day love set on the streets of London. It followed two different possible courses in the life of a young man, Joe, following his involvement in petty crime.
This romantic comedy begins one summer's evening in North London. The night of a young bloke's sixteenth birthday. The night he commits a petty crime to impress the girl he loves. When the police arrive, young Joe is faced with one of those crossroad choices faced by people at some point in their lives, stay or run. Our House follows the two courses his life would have taken had he stayed to face the music or bunked the law and made a run for it.
