Hand in Hand Theatre Productions is a not-for-profit
organisation set-up by writer/director Bev Clark. Our aims are to bring
performance art to local communities and to work in partnership with
others to produce new and original Theatre Events.
Latest news
6th July
Rehersals for the Flood started. Date and time listed
5th July
Importance of Being Earnest tickets now on sale
1st July
Dates and times for Importance of being Earnest are now listed
George Harrison's Suitcase workshops canceled
17th June 2010: MP3 of Petals on the Wind added to Remembrance Day archive
Remembrance Day licenced by NODA DVD/audio available on release
New production: The Importance of Being Earnest
Those wishing to book on line go to importanceofbeingearnest.ticketsource.co.uk
or E-mail handinhandtheatre@googlemail.com for further details
Hand In Hand is to work in association with local drama group to produce a new production of The Importance Of Being Ernest at The Oldershaw School Wallasey 30th September – 2nd October.
See Events page for details on dates and times
The Importance of Being Earnest is made in association with HT Productions
The Flood in Birkenhead Park
See Events page for details on date and time
Rehearsals have now started for The Flood with a wallasey church choir leading the community as the central chorus and children from The Allandale youth Club to play the animals. Anyone wishing to take part please contact us by E-mail at handinhandtheatre@googlemail.com or call 07949 457698.
Hand In Hand Theatre is to be part of scenes from the Mystery Plays. We are to present “Noah And The Flood” – a jazzy gospel ensemble piece for adults and youth. We will be working again with Totally Talented Community Music Workshop and local church groups. Event is co-ordinated by Brian McCann, Active Drama.
If you or your group would like to be involved with this short musical piece email us for details. handinhandtheatre@googlemail.com
Award Winning play ends year on a high note
AWARDS 2009
Winners of the Leverhulme Drama Festival (Leverhulme Tropy)
Winner of Best Actor (The Gladstone Theatre Trust cup) James Woodfinden
Winners of The Merseyside Finalist Trophy (The Gertrude Usher Trophy)
Winners of N.W. Finals for Best Production (British Drama League. Magrath Trophy)
Winners of The N.W. Finals for Best Presentation (The Barbara Williamson Trophy)
Winners of Best Presentation at Northern Area Final (The Harry Millar Trophy)
Also “Commended” in The Geoffrey Whitworth Competition.
After all the excitement of their festival success, Hand in Hand ended their run of REMEMBRANCE DAY on 11th November with two radio broadcasts of the play on VINTAGE RADIO & 7 WAVES COMMUNITY RADIO. Thanks to both stations for their support. Check out our NEWS PAGE.