Welcome to Adel Players
'Caught in the Net' January 2010
Click here to view photographs and audience feedback

Click here for 'Dates for your diary'
'Caught in the Net' January 2010
Click here to view photographs and audience feedback
Click here for 'Dates for your diary'
Desperately Seeking Directors! At the moment Adel Players is healthy with active members (although we always welcome more) but we are lacking willing volunteers to direct. If you would like to talk to us about a play that you have always wanted to direct, please contact any of the committee (click here for our Contact Us page). |
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1961 | 2007 |
Adel Players is a long-established amateur drama group, founded in 1945, and at present it has 30 members. We put on three plays a year in our own theatre space at the Adel Memorial Hall in North Leeds, West Yorkshire as part of the Adel Sports & Social Club (Adel War Memorial Association). We are a friendly group with adult members of all ages and from all walks of life. What we all have in common is a shared enjoyment of bringing plays to life for our audiences to enjoy. We vary our choice of plays so that there is something for everyone - comedies, thrillers, dramas and farces - and many of our audience members have become so loyal to us that they book tickets before we've started rehearsing the next production! Take a look at our Recent Plays page for recent productions and our Future Plays page for what we have planned for the near future. As well as putting on plays, we also run a programme of social events for our members including informal play readings, trips to theatres and meals out. Not forgetting, of course, the after show parties! For details see our Trips & Readings page. If you have always been keen to 'tread the boards' or even help out with the many different backstage roles, take a look at our Join Adel Players for lots more information. New members are always welcome so whether you act, have carpentry skills, know about sound or lighting, or are just keen on drama, contact us! |

