Weston Library, Oxford

Sunday, 4th October, 11am - 15.40.

A day of free, drop-in performances, talks and activities in celebration of the 100-year anniversary of Georgette Heyer’s famous novel, These Old Shades.

Join Erika Sanderson and Helen Davidge for the first performance of These Old Shades, where they shall be performing four scenes from the novel showing the evolution of the relationship between to the two lead characters.

Limelight Theatre, Queens Park Arts Centre, Aylesbury

Friday, 6th November, 7.30pm

Saturday, 7th November, 7.30pm

 In 1945, Olive Kemp became WPC1 – the first woman police constable in Buckinghamshire. She quickly made the news thanks to her accomplishments and commendations… but the story the press told of her career isn’t quite the truth.

Now living in retirement, Olive finds herself looking back at the landmarks in her career, and the legacy of what it meant to be WPC1. 

Limelight Theatre, Queens Park Arts Centre, Aylesbury

Sunday, 20th December, 1.00pm and 5.30pm

Saturday, 26th December, 1.00pm

Sunday 27th December, 1.00pm and 5.30pm

Monday 28th December, 1.00pm

When a salty old sailor arrives at the Admiral Benbow Inn, young Jim Hawkins and his mother soon find themselves swept up in a nautical adventure. Discovering a mysterious map that leads the way to buried treasure, they set sail upon the high seas.

However, not everyone aboard their ship is who they first appear. Before Jim can locate the lost gold, he must face the fearsome pirate known as Long John Silver…

Presented in our magical Unbound Library – where stories really do come to life – this swashbuckling and side-splitting adventure has everything you want from a family panto: colourful characters, silly slapstick, sing-a-long songs and delightful dances. Created by our award-winning theatre company Unbound, alongside the talented dancers from SDSD.

Limelight Theatre, Queens Park Arts Centre, Aylesbury

Monday, 21st December, 7.30pm

Tuesday 22nd December, 7.30pm

Wednesday 23rd December, 7.30pm

Thursday 24th December, 2.00pm

Erika Sanderson plays Scrooge in this brand-new adaptation of Dickens' classic yuletide tale. 

Ebeneezer Scrooge turned his back on Christmas long ago. It means nothing to him in the here-and-now and he swears it never will.

However, the realms of 'long ago', 'here-and-now' and 'never-will' are stirring. Each era of his life sends forth a spirit to visit the miserly old moneylender to force him to face himself.

If they succeed, then - as Scrooge is about to discover - more than one lost soul might be saved in time for Christmas Day...

Suitable for ages 8+