Announcing our 2026/27 Studio Productions
In addition to our new season of main stage plays announced last month, we’re pleased to reveal our two Studio productions for 2026/27!
In addition to our new season of main stage plays announced last month, we’re pleased to reveal our two Studio productions for 2026/27!
Breathing Corpses, by Laura Wade It only lasted 90 minutes, but I was wrung out by the end of Harborough Theatre’s latest production. The tight and smart cast of seven led us through Breathing Corpses, cleverly drawing the audience into …
We’re very excited to announce our Market Harborough Drama Society 2026/27 Season!
NEW WRITING EVENT Corn Exchange, Wallingford Saturday 11th April 2026 So many of our theatres are now taking the opportunity to use the creativity of their members to develop plays developed in house, with the advantages of control and no …
One man storyteller, James Hornsby presents A Christmas Carol in the theatre studio on Saturday 6th December at 7.30pm Tickets £10 will be on sale from 28th October from the Theatre Box Office, Mondays to Saturdays 9.30am-12.30. Entry includes complimentary …
Play On! Talk about ending on a high! The Harborough Theatre pulled off a corker with Play On! last week. It was a job keeping up with the pace and humour of this wonderful script by Rick Abbot, superbly directed …
Drama Officer, Paul Barrass, and Nicky Mawer went along to visit presenter Owen Brooks during his Movie & Musicals Show on Community Radio Station, Harborough FM on Thursday 10th July. They were there to talk about the theatre, the forthcoming …
The author of the theatre’s production of Be My Baby, directed by Paul Beasley, was interviewed on local community radio station Harborough FM by presenter Owen Brooks. It was a very interesting and informative discussion about the play and the …
On Thursday 8th August Paul Barrass, new chair of the Drama Committee and Nicky Mawer, theatre member, went along to the studios of community radio station Harborough FM. There they were interviewed by presenter, Owen Brooks, and talked at length …
Hayfever, by Noel Coward For a comedy to retain its humour 100 years after being written is a huge tribute to its writer – in this case the inimitable Noel Coward. Deftly directed by Sue Waller, the hilarious, witty piece …