Category News & Events

Some members of TADS are attending ‘Fundraising for Flo’ barn dance on Saturday 15th September 2012.  For more information click on the link below:

barndance-finale

If you have any preferences – or anything else you want to read, let Sarah know and we will book some times.

Her email address is sarah.l.jones@live.co.uk.

TADS runs a wide range of social events for its membership throughout the year – from dinners and theatre trips to barbeques and quiz nights – you can see some of the photo’s below.

Thrapston Amateur Dramatic Society (TADS) will present Living Together, a comedy by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Hazel Jones at Thrapston Plaza on Wednesday 25th – Saturday 28th November at 7.45pm (doors open at 7.15pm).

Tickets £5 (concessions Weds. £4) from The Booking Office, The Thrapston Plaza from Tuesday 17th – Saturday 28th (not Sundays) 10.00am – 2.00pm. Telephone Bookings (booking hrs only) 07890876456.

20th August 2009

Holidays at Home Production – ‘Temptation Sordid or Virtue Rewarded’ at Thrapston Baptist Church. Time to be confirmed.

21st August 2009

Auditions for Autumn Production – ‘Living Together’ by Alan Ayckbourn. The cast is made up of 3 males and 3 females. Auditions will take place at The Plaza, Thrapston at 7.30pm

Thrapston Plaza, 7.30pm.

16th September 2009

TADS Members’ Meeting, The Plaza, Thrapston at 7.30pm

21st October 2009

TADS Members’ Meeting, The Plaza, Thrapston at 7.30pm

25th to 28th November 2009

Autumn Production – Living Together by Alan Ayckbourn, at The Plaza, Thrapston

Thrapston Amateur Dramatic Society (TADS) will present Out Of Sight… Out Of Murder, a mystery comedy by Fred Carmichael. Directed by John Lillyman at Thrapston Plaza on Wednesday 13th – Saturday 16th May at 7.45pm (doors open at 7.15pm). Tickets £5 (concessions Weds. £4) from The Booking Office, The Thrapston Plaza from Tuesday 5th – Saturday 16th (not Sundays) 10.00am – 2.00pm. Telephone Bookings (booking hrs only) 07890876456.

TADS has snagged the “Best production” award from the Evening Telegraph’s own version of the Oscars for its winter ’08 production of “Cash on Delivery”.

Reviewer Stella Freeman said: “The show had the audience laughing out loud and the characters’ comic timing was perfect. I enjoyed it very much, you could tell it was well rehearsed and slick, which is always good. I was very impressed.”