HOME HISTORY PREVIOUS PRODUCTIONS 2019 Arsenic & Old Lace Regency Revival 2018 Panto Horse Race Australia Is Still There Meet the Matron 2017 Meet the Matron Wizard of Oz 2016 Australia Is Truly There Peter Pan 2015 Dr Meyer's Story 2014 Cinderella 2013 Puss In Boots 2012 Kangaroo Court 2011 Alice In Pantoland Women Of The Willow 2010 Tyranny At Turriff Lodge Wizard Of Oz 2009 Cinderella Kangaroo Court 2008 Women Of The Willow 2007 Women Of The Willow Puss In Boots FUTURE PRODUCTIONS 2020 Season OTHER ENGAGEMENTS 2014 New Norfolk Xmas Parade 2013 New Norfolk Xmas Parade 2011 New Norfolk Xmas Parade 2010 New Norfolk Xmas Parade Lachlan Festival 2009 New Norfolk Xmas Parade CONTACTS Season 2017
Willow Court Open Days Sat 11th and Sun 12 February at The Barracks Derwent Valley Players, in conjunction with the Friends of Willow Court, will present two original plays, written by Sharon Hutchison and directed by Vivienne de Bressac. Meet the Matron will be performed at 11:30am on both days. Tea and Charity will be performed at 2pm on both days. High Tea is served between the shows. Tickets available at the door, but bookings advised 0411 744 248. Cash only please. Ticket price is $25 and includes both plays and High Tea. 2017 Performance
Derwent Valley Autumn Festival Sunday 9th April The Derwent Valley Players presents "Australia is Still There". An original play written by Sharon Hutchison and directed by Vivienne de Bressac, gives a glimpse of life in 1917. This is the third play in a series covering the first world war; *Australia is There (Apr 1916), Australia is Truely There (), Australia is Still There (1917)*. The play will be performed at the Derwent Valley Autumn Festival on 9th April.
Pantomime The Derwent Valley Players annual Christmas pantomime for all the family There will be five performances of this play, over the weekend of December 16th and 17th. Performances will be held at 11am, 2pm and 5pm on Saturday and 11am and 2pm on Sunday.
Web site © Derwent Valley Players except as otherwise indicated Site supplied and maintained by volunteers (See Contacts page)

HOME
HISTORY
PREVIOUS
PRODUCTIONS
- 2019
- Arsenic & Old Lace
- Regency Revival
- 2018
- Panto Horse Race
- Australia Is Still There
- Meet the Matron
- 2017
- Meet the Matron
- Wizard of Oz
- 2016
- Australia Is Truly There
- Peter Pan
- 2015
- Dr Meyer's Story
- 2014
- Cinderella
- 2013
- Puss In Boots
- 2012
- Kangaroo Court
- 2011
- Alice In Pantoland
- Women Of The Willow
- 2010
- Tyranny At Turriff Lodge
- Wizard Of Oz
- 2009
- Cinderella
- Kangaroo Court
- 2008
- Women Of The Willow
- 2007
- Women Of The Willow
- Puss In Boots
FUTURE
PRODUCTIONS
- 2020 Season
OTHER
ENGAGEMENTS
- 2014
- New Norfolk Xmas Parade
- 2013
- New Norfolk Xmas Parade
- 2011
- New Norfolk Xmas Parade
- 2010
- New Norfolk Xmas Parade
- Lachlan Festival
- 2009
- New Norfolk Xmas Parade
CONTACTS

Season 2017

Willow Court Open Days

Sat 11th and Sun 12 February at The Barracks

Derwent Valley Players, in conjunction with the Friends of Willow Court, will present two original plays, written by Sharon Hutchison and directed by Vivienne de Bressac. Meet the Matron will be performed at 11:30am on both days. Tea and Charity will be performed at 2pm on both days. High Tea is served between the shows. Tickets available at the door, but bookings advised 0411 744 248. Cash only please. Ticket price is $25 and includes both plays and High Tea.

2017 Performance

Derwent Valley Autumn Festival

Sunday 9th April

The Derwent Valley Players presents "Australia is Still There". An original play written by Sharon Hutchison and directed by Vivienne de Bressac, gives a glimpse of life in 1917. This is the third play in a series covering the first world war; Australia is There (Apr 1916), Australia is Truely There (), Australia is Still There (1917). The play will be performed at the Derwent Valley Autumn Festival on 9th April.

Pantomime

The Derwent Valley Players annual Christmas pantomime for all the family

There will be five performances of this play, over the weekend of December 16th and 17th. Performances will be held at 11am, 2pm and 5pm on Saturday and 11am and 2pm on Sunday.

Web site © Derwent Valley Players except as otherwise indicated
Site supplied and maintained by volunteers (See Contacts page)