Are you interested in becoming involved in Dursley’s thriving community theatre group? We love to hear from you – whatever your interest, experience or age.
Here are 10 great ways you can get involved:
Are you interested in becoming involved in Dursley’s thriving community theatre group? We love to hear from you – whatever your interest, experience or age.
Here are 10 great ways you can get involved:
Are you passionate about the arts and looking for an exciting opportunity to be part of a dynamic team? Join us as a Front of House (FoH) Manager and play a crucial role in the success of our productions!
Pre-Show Responsibilities: As the FoH Manager, you will set the stage for an unforgettable experience. You’ll ensure the hall is perfectly prepared with seats numbered and arranged according to the seating plan, aisles smoothly carpeted, and everything spotless for our patrons’ arrival. Your attention to detail will create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere.
Showtime Responsibilities: During the show, you will lead a dedicated team of stewards, orchestrating a seamless and enjoyable experience for our guests. Your tasks will include:
Post-Show Duties: At the end of each performance, you and your team will ensure the hall is left pristine. This includes overseeing general housekeeping and maintaining the venue’s high standards.
Why Join Us?
If you have a love for the performing arts and a knack for creating memorable experiences, we want to hear from you! Join us in bringing our productions to life and ensuring every patron leaves with a smile.
How\’s your DIY skills? Making sets for stage is actually really challanging. Years ago the team had to make a working 6ft clock that lit-up! Our backstage team meet every Tuesday (and sometimes Thursday\’s) in our workshops and get creative making & painting our amazing scenery and stage sets.
We hold four productions a year in the Lister Hall, Chantry Centre, so we need a great team to make the smooth running of these events. This includes stewarding, box office, refreshments, programme and ice cream selling. Also we provide training for those who would like to be Front of House managers.
We’re very proud of our wardrobe that has grown over the decades with costumes from our many productions. We do hire certain costumes from time to time, but we try to make our own or re-use as much as possible. A great way to get involved if you love sewing, dress making and costume design.
We have a thriving junior theatre group for young people of secondary school age. They meet generally from February through to the summer, with a programme of workshops and rehearsals leading up to an annual production. We are also always looking for adults interested in helping to run the junior section.