Southfields Theatre Group

STG does the Heritage Festival!

chrishuttonch — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 17:37:37 +0000

Southfields Theatre Group is proudly hosting a second running of Postcards from Wandsworth.

Connect with some of the history of the borough through poetry, music dance and sketches; bringing to life some of the glorious and raucous past. Remember the infamous ‘Mayor of Garratt’ elections, living in the old workhouses or your Who’s Who of Wandsworth Prison inmates.

Thursday 7 and Friday 8 June, 7.30pm

£8 (children £5) with proceeds to the
Mayor’s charities • Earl Spencer pub, 260-262 Merton Road SW18 5JL • Booking on www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/21901

AGM – Monday 27 February 7.30

chrishuttonch — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:13:17 +0000

STG’s AGM is on Monday 27 February upstairs at the Earl Spencer pub on Merton Rd, starting at 7.30.

We’ll be discussing STG’s year including finances and appointing a new committee. We currently have a 6 member committee and we’d like to maintain this as a minimum but if there’s sufficient interest there can be more positions. Tony and Martin wish to stand again for the posts of Chair and Vice-Chair respectively. The positions of Treasurer, Secretary and two non-portfolio roles have no candidates at the moment.

Feel free to come along!

Thanks for your Revue Charity Donations

chrishuttonch — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 12:12:39 +0000

We had a brilliant response from everyone who went to see the Revue, from the numbers of bums on seats, review-ettes received to the kind donations from everybody. We raised £243.00 for the Mayors Charities and look forward to putting on another revue in 2012.

Frog Prince – DVD on its way!

chrishuttonch — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:38:18 +0000

Thanks for all your support with Southfield Theatre Group’s The Frog Prince. We felt it was a great success with home grown writing talent and fantastic new members. We have a DVD on the way. If you are interested drop us an email at contactus@southfieldstheatregroup.org.uk.

SOUTHFIELDS THEATRE GROUP Presents a panto you’d be hopping mad to miss!

The Frog Prince

Written and Directedby Simon Paul

Sponsored by Acre Jean Drape Hire and Sales

At St. Michael’s School, Granville Road, SW18 5SQ on 19th, 20th and 21st January (also 3.30 for 4pm Matinee on 21st).

Doors open 7pm (absolutely NO ADMITTANCE after 7.45 – don’t be late!). Tickets in advance: £8 adult and £5 child (£10 and £6 on door).

Available on 020 8870 9515 orwww.southfieldstheatregroup.org.uk/tickets

Marq English

chrishuttonch — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 07:57:24 +0000

Marq hails from Sutton and has performed and directed in many shows and playsincluding twenty years of principal parts with The Carshalton Pantomime Companyand other companies in the area including Epsom Players, Gage Players and TorchPlayers to name a few. He also was involved with many productions in Sutton’s twintown of Minden in Germany with Sutton Arts Council from 1989 to 2003.
Marq is also a Filmmaker and over the years has directed an assortment of shortfilms, features and documentaries with some broadcast on UK Television includingthe comedies ‘Shelf Life’ (2003) ‘Whatever Happened to Mark Fielding?’(2006)and episodes from his ‘Spiral Paranormal’ series. In 2007 he wrote, produced anddirected his first feature film ‘Return to Ravenswood’. He is also the founder of ‘TheSutton Film Festival’ which was established in 2002 to showcase short films fromnew and established directors.
As a professional actor he has appeared in various films including thefeatures ‘Incidental Weekend’ (2008) and the vampire movie ‘Blood + Roses’ (2009).He has provided voice over work for a Doctor Who audio play opposite Peter Davisonfor BBC licensed Big Finish Productions, played Corgill in the radio pilot ‘City of theSaved’, radio trails for BBC Worldwide and was part of the Comedy team ‘The NylonEffect’ to name a few.
Marq has also had a life long interest in many aspects of the paranormal andthe unexplained and written for various publications and writes a regular columnfor ‘Ghost Voices Magazine’.
In 2011, his first book ‘Paranormal Surrey’ was published by Amberley Books.

http://www.mevproductions.co.uk

Louise Bartlett

chrishuttonch — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 12:35:53 +0000

Louise grew up in Southfields and studied Drama at school, but it wasn’t until her children had grown up that she returned to her love of acting and joined STG. She debuted as Princess Jasmina in the pantomime 1001 Arabian Nights and has since played Doris in Murder in Company. Louise took part in the Hang Out The Flags review last October before returning to Panto to play Shifty in the style of Delboy Trotter. She will be playing Dee in the upcoming production of Roleplay.

Tony Martin, STG Chair 2011

chrishuttonch — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 11:26:03 +0000

After a forty year ‘rest’ from amateur theatre (school and university plays and revue), and now in semi-retirement from gainful employment in international events and communications, Tony’s enjoying supporting STG productions and hoping to see this new and exciting group become a real force in local drama and entertainment. He has stage managed ‘Murder in Company’ and ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’. Summer 2011, he is leading the production side of ‘RolePlay’ and contributing to the publicity campaign.

A Big Thanks!

chrishuttonch — Sat, 28 May 2011 11:00:10 +0000

STG would love to thank All England Lawn Tennis Club and Thames Community Foundation for the grant that has enabled the group much needed lighting and projection equipment. You will see them in use on our next production in July of Alan Ayckbourn’s RolePlay.

The Pavement Party

chrishuttonch — Tue, 03 May 2011 12:33:37 +0000

Thanks to all those who attended the Southfields Pavement Party on the Royal Wedding Bank Holiday. It was a fantastic turn out and great to see everyone supporting the community. Plenty of people were interested in becoming a friend of STG. More information on that to follow. However take a look at the pictures below.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

chrishuttonch — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 13:48:35 +0000

by Edward Albee

A Staged Reading Supported by Southfields Theatre Group

When middle-aged Martha and her husband George are joined by the younger Nick and
Honey for late-night drinks after a party, the stage is set for a night of drunken
recriminations and revelations. Battle lines are drawn as Martha and George drag their
guests into their own private hell of a marriage.

‘Deliciously toxic, acidly funny’
Washington Post

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966)Friday, 3rd June
7.30pm
Upstairs at The Earl Spencer

260-262 Merton Road
Southfields
London
SW18 5JL

5 minutes walk from Southfields Tube

£5

There is limited seating so you are advised to book early
Box Office: henryfinlay@aol.com