Open Auditions for Lilies on the Land by The Lions Part

MHDS Open Auditions
Tue 24th June to Mon 30th June 2025

Auditions to held at 7.30 p.m in the theatre lounge on: Tuesday, 24th June and Monday, 30th June Playing dates 23rd-27th September 2025 Lilies on the Land is based on the testimony of women who worked as land girls during World…

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HA HA Harborough, Stand Up Comedy Night

Visiting Production
Sat 28th June 2025 at 8:00pm

ANDREW BIRD is a top headline act who  has performed up and down the country and all around the world.  He has  been tour support for Rhod Gilbert, Rob Brydon, and on his recent arena tour Michael McIntyre including Wembley…

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Open Auditions for Lilies on the Land by The Lions Part

MHDS Open Auditions
Tue 24th June to Mon 30th June 2025
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HA HA Harborough, Stand Up Comedy Night

Visiting Production
Sat 28th June 2025 at 8:00pm
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Play On!, by Rick Abbot

MHDS Production
Tue 8th July to Sat 12th July 2025
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An Evening of Swing with Gareth John

Visiting Production
Fri 18th July 2025 at 7:45pm
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Dial M for Murder, by Frederick Knott, Open Auditions

MHDS Open Auditions
Sun 27th July to Wed 6th August 2025
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