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Boston Playgoers is an Amateur Dramatics Society
based in the market town of Boston, Lincolnshire. Founded in 1928 the group
has a long tradition of producing plays to the highest possible standard.
The society puts on three productions a year and these range from TV
comedies such as Fawlty Towers and ‘Allo ‘Allo, to more serious classics
such as An Inspector Calls and Wuthering Heights, including everything in
between such as farces like Don’t Dress for Dinner and lighter comedies such
as Inspector Drake and the Time Machine.
Boston Playgoers is affiliated to NODA and has enjoyed recent success on a
regional level, winning Best Regional Play two years running with An
Inspector Calls and Wuthering Heights.
The group also takes part in Skegness Playgoers’ Play Festival at the
Embassy Theatre in Skegness each year. This is an opportunity for members to
perform on a larger stage and the society and its members have won numerous
awards over the
years.
Please browse the site to find out more about past and current productions.
Playgoers is always looking for new members, whether you want to tread the
boards, build set, direct or just help out backstage you will be given a
warm welcome.
If you are interested in joining Boston Playgoers you can contact us by
emailing
info@bostonplaygoers.co.uk |