Youth Theatre
Our thriving Youth Theatre consists of 30 multi-talented members from 11 to 17 years of age who meet once a week at the Theatre for workshops and rehearsals. One of … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’
The Fine Times Recorder says The heart of the play is a clash of wills, sometimes mirrored by a powerful physical reaction. In the film, the attraction/ repulsion between Vivien … Continue reading
New season: 2017-18 and news about season 18/19 – see below
An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Jill Redston. 16 – 21 October, 2017. Visiting company Black Box Theatre presents BOUNCERS by John Godber, directed by Chris Hawley for … Continue reading
Reviews of My Cousin Rachel
‘GP-W’ of the Fine Times Recorder wrote: Linda Hayman, who directed another du Maurier classic, the memorable Jamaica Inn, for the company, returns to Cornwall for this riveting tale. On … Continue reading
Old Time Music Hall – reviews
The Salisbury Journal writes: THE perfect antidote to chase away wind and rain, the Salisbury Studio Theatre performed a traditional Old Time Music Hall, complete with obligatory sing a long, … Continue reading
Gala fund-raising evening at The Ladykillers – pictures
Some pictures from our Gala evening to raise funds for the extension of Studio Theatre, courtesy of our official photographers Trinity Photography Click on any of the photos to enlarge
Reviews of The Ladykillers
The Fine Times Recorder wrote that WHEN Father Ted writer Graham Linehan turned his attention to the 1955 Ealing classic comedy film The Ladykillers, he had to defend his actions … Continue reading
Reviews of Peter Pan
The Fine Times Recorder says: Salisbury’s enterprising Studio Youth Theatre has taken on the production in its entirety, with just a very little help from the grown ups, and it’s … Continue reading
Reviews of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The Salisbury Jornal wrote: The production, directed by Barry Matthews-Keel, commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death in 1616. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a classic Shakespearean comedy with … Continue reading
Reviews of Salad Days
Alan Johns in the Daily Echo writes: Stephanie Potts and Terry D’Onofrio combine well as the couple, eagerly accepting payment for looking after a piano, but Dorothy Reynolds and Julian … Continue reading
New sign for Studio
Studio has a gleaming new sign courtesy of long-time audience member Betty Al-Kazraji and her family. Betty and her husband Sabeh faithfully followed Studio’s productions for years and when, sadly, … Continue reading
2016-2017 Season
12-15 and 17-22 October 2016 The Ladykillers by Graham Linehan – director Colin Hayman 7-10 December 2016 our Youth Theatre production of Peter Pan by Frederick Gaines 6-11 February 2017 … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘Female Transport’
Christine Nielsen writes in the Salisbury Journal “You certainly can’t accuse the Studio Theatre of shirking from a daunting production. Set in the bowels of a ship transporting women convicts … Continue reading
Southern Daily Echo Curtain Call Awards – 2014/15 and 2015/16
On 29 January at the Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton, John Davis was awarded Best Actor in a Drama for his portrayal of John Proctor in The Crucible by Arthur … Continue reading
Toad of Toad Hall review
The Salisbury Journal writes that Toad of Toad Hall is a delightful show to enjoy in the lead up to Christmas. The stars of the show were the Wildwooders played … Continue reading
The Crucible – reviews
Ham Quentin of the Daily Echo writes: Director Peter Kelly has chosen to present the play in the round, which adds extra vividness to moments such as the trial scene … Continue reading
