By Phil Olsen Love…or Best Offer is a romantic comedy about the trials and tribulations, mostly trials, of online dating in the ‘over 50’ generation. Cheryl is a widow of two years, Stan is newly divorced. After failed blind dates, their best friends, Lori and Dave, convince them to try online dating with the new […]

84 Charing Cross Road is a heartwarming, epistolary play adapted by James Roose-Evans from Helene Hanff’s true-story book. It chronicles the 20-year transatlantic correspondence (1949–1969) between a struggling, wisecracking New York writer and a gentle, reserved English antiquarian bookseller.   Please see http://www.grangeplayers.co.uk/ for tickets when they become available.

By Hugh Mills   Hidden secrets, fractured relationships, and a house filled with memories that refuse to stay buried… When a group of people gather at a remote lakeside house, old tensions quickly begin to surface. What starts as an ordinary visit slowly becomes something far more unsettling as loyalties are tested, truths begin to […]

A quiet country home. A respected politician. A secretary who knows far more than she should… William Douglas Home’s The Secretary Bird is a witty and sharply observed comedy that mixes political satire, romance, and farce with effortless charm. As misunderstandings multiply and carefully guarded secrets begin to wobble dangerously close to the surface, the […]

by Geoff Bateman and Emlyn Pritchard A man named Alex Conrad—an avid collector of detective novels—devises a complex plan to cheat his ex-wife, Dinah, out of her financial share from a brand-new invention. The invention was created by Alex's business partner, Tony.   Please see http://www.grangeplayers.co.uk/ for tickets when they become available.

What happens when the lines we imagine between truth and illusion, memory and reality, begin to blur? Imaginary Lines by Reggie Oliver is a beautifully crafted and unsettling drama that draws audiences into a world where appearances can be deceptive and nothing is quite as certain as it first seems. As relationships shift and hidden […]

By Alan Melville The play is a lighthearted comedy set in the autumn inside the library of Locharne Castle, a fictional, crumbling estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The story revolves around the Earl of Locharne, an impoverished Scottish Laird who is completely broke and trying to keep his ancestral home afloat   Please see http://www.grangeplayers.co.uk/ for […]