Non- professional or Amateur production

we have 5 plays by Non- professional or Amateur production in our database . Click on the name of the play to read reviews we have in our database.

• Father and Spangle [ 2005]
  author: Sam Gough
  synopsis:
  "For the love of Streisand! I bet Julie Andrews never had this trouble..." starring Drew Baker as Gloria L'Amour Directed by Jamie Lee at Llanover Hall, Cardiff
  
  
• Slaughter on Grand Avenue [ 2005]
  author: Alan Osborne     
  synopsis:
  Fri 8 July   8pm   Gwe 8 Gorff A script-in-hand performance of this new epic, visionary drama by one of Wales’ most significant playwrights. Set on the famous street that runs through the Cardiff district of Ely, Slaughter on Grand Avenue follows a group of characters including a rapper, a model and a poet living a raw life mixing dreams and ambitions with violence and murder. Osborne likens this latest work to a Greek tragedy in which "characters are caught up and impelled forward not knowing the outcome of their desires."
  
  
• Mother Tongue [ 2005]
  author: Mark Jenkins
  synopsis:
  Wed 13 – Sat 23 July   8pm   Mer 13 – Sad 23 Gorff (excluding Sun 17 July) "Every two weeks one of the world’s languages dies." Four international experts converge at a luxurious Cardiff hotel to each bid to save a language on the verge of extinction. As personalities clash and opposites attract, the decision on which language should be saved becomes impossible to make. A comic drama unfolds that captures both heart and mind. Mother Tongue is the first full-length play by Roger Williams since previous hits including Killing Kangaroos, Gulp, Saturday Night Forever, and the BAFTA nominated TV drama Tales from Pleasure Beach. Mother Tongue is directed by Chapter’s Theatre Programmer, James Tyson with a strong international cast including Sharon Morgan, Stephen Marzella, Victor Rodger from Polynesia and Sandra Kelly from Western Australia.
  
  
• The Low Hundreds [ 2003]
  author: Gary Owen
  synopsis:
  The Low Hundreds is the first part of a new play which will ultimately be about a bloke who's feeling a bit under the weather, a woman who's struggling to sustain her customer base, and a scientist who can't quite believe her results. The piece as a whole is inspired by Stanley Milgram's book Obedience to Authority and the experiments it describes (see for example http://www.cll.wayne.edu/isp/mnissani/WWI/obedienc.htm ). The Low Hundreds will also be Gary's first attempt at directing his own work. And possibly his last. Gary's plays so far are Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco, which won the inaugural Theatre in Wales new writing award; The Shadow of a Boy, which won half of the 2002 George Devine Award; The Drowned World, which won half the 2002 Pearson Best Play Award and an entire Fringe First; and (in Welsh) Amser Canser, which won friends.
  
  
• Wibble [ 1999]
  author: Bill Jones
  synopsis:
  a comedy by Bill Jones written in 1999. It has been widely performed in the UK and abroad; Notably in the UK by the "Car Boot Theatre Co." of North Wales and the "Attic Theatre Co." who are based on the Wirral. Winners of the 2001 Drama Association of Wales All Wales Cup