Welcome to the
Greville Theatre Club
bringing amateur drama to
North West Essex.
Welcome to the
Greville Theatre Club
bringing amateur drama to
North West Essex.
The Greville Theatre Club is an amateur drama group based in the
North West corner of the county of Essex, England. We produce 2
major productions per year, each Spring and each Autumn, which we
perform in the historic Barn Theatre in the village of Little Easton,
just a few miles to the North of Great Dunmow.
Our Next Production
Our next spring production will be SALT OF THE EARTH a comedy-drama by John Godber. This will take place at the Barn Theatre, Little Easton from 25th May to 2nd June 2012.
John Godber’s play spans three generations of decent honest working
class folk from a West Yorkshire mining town, making the best of what
they have and the most of every opportunity they are given.
A story of love and loss, dreams and disappointment, community, culture,
humour and heartache.
For more information, please click here.
The box office opens on Monday 23rd April. Phone 01371 872640,
after 9am.
Photos From Our Last Production
Details of our last production of "How The Other Half Loves" by Alan
Ayckbourn, including photographs and press reviews, are now available
on this web site.
Click here to be redirected to it.
We are looking for new members
We are a very friendly but committed group with a large and loyal following. We take our work seriously but it's always fun too! We urgently need more people to join us - to act, work backstage with set design and construction, lighting and sound, costume making, food preparation and generally help us continue providing excellent entertainment in this fine old theatre.
If you are looking for an interesting and rewarding activity in the Great Dunmow area and think this might be for you, then E-Mail Us and let us know by sending us a message with your contact details, and we'll be in touch. Alternatively, you can contact our Secretary, Carole Stanton-Miller, on 01371 873772. You don't have to act and no experience is necessary, but enthusiasm and a sense of humour are essential!