
September 25th–October 2nd, 2010
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Sponsored by Tanner Business Centre
(no Monday performance)
The Neil Simon play has three separate acts set in the same hotel suite in New York’s Plaza Hotel. In the first, Karen Nash tries to get her inattentive husband Sam’s attention to spruce up their failing marriage. In the second, brash film producer Jesse Kiplinger tries to get his former one-time flame Muriel to see him for what he stands for. In the third, Roy Hubley and his wife Norma try and try to get their uncertain-of-herself daughter out of the bathroom before her approaching wedding.
Booking for this play opens on September 7th for subscribers, and September 16th for non-subscribers. Tickets cost £7.50. Booking line 01457 874644, or e-mail bookings@saddleworthplayers.org.uk

October 15th–17th, 2010
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Winner of the 1996 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, the 1996 Fellowship of Southern Writers Drama Award, the 1996 Kesselring Prize, and the 1997 Obie Award for Best Play, this touring production by Red Dog productions is coming to Saddleworth Players for three nights.
On the last day of their quarantine, a wealthy couple’s house is invaded by two strangers – a sailor and a girl who might not be what she seems. And so another month of quarantine begins. Watched over by their jailor, these four must find a way to survive both the plague and each other. Unlikely bargains are struck, and brutal games played in this searing and lyrical drama exploring the nature of compassion within the shadow of the grave.
This production is not part of the subscribers’ package. Tickets for this play will cost £10, and block bookings of 10 or more will receive one ticket free of charge for every 10 purchased.

November 20th–27th, 2010
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Sponsored by Saddleworth Rotary
(no Monday performance)
A working girl and a millionaire’s play-boy son sow their wild oats during Lancashire’s Wakes week and cause consternation to both their families.
Booking for this play opens on November 2nd for subscribers, and November 9th for non-subscribers. Tickets cost £7.50. Booking line 01457 874644, or e-mail bookings@saddleworthplayers.org.uk

February 5th-12th, 2011
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Sponsored by Design Storm
(no Monday performance)
Two strangers meet on a train journey and start talking about an unfaithful wife and a hated father. Bruno, charming but spoilt, playfully proposes the perfect murder: each will kill the other’s victim… but then events start to turn.
Booking for this play opens on January 21st for subscribers, and Jaunary 28th for non-subscribers. Tickets cost £7.50. Booking line 01457 874644, or e-mail bookings@saddleworthplayers.org.uk

April 2nd–9th, 2011
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Sponsored by Morris Gregory
(no Monday performance)
Back in the good old, bad old days Michael and Ray were East End villains, working together on a series of lucrative crimes. After two years without any contact Michael invites Ray and wife Brenda over to Spain for a visit.
Booking for this play opens on March 15th for subscribers, and March 22nd for non-subscribers. Tickets cost £7.50. Booking line 01457 874644, or e-mail bookings@saddleworthplayers.org.uk

May 28th–June 4th
Doors open 7pm, show commences 7.30pm
Sponsored by Fortress Windows
(no Monday performance)
Depicting one full day in the life of a small town in Wales, Thomas shows the residents as they go about their daily lives, and then, as we enter their dreams…
Booking for this play opens on May 17th for subscribers, and May 24th for non-subscribers. Tickets cost £7.50. Booking line 01457 874644, or e-mail bookings@saddleworthplayers.org.uk

