A few words about Our Man in Havana courtesy of the Halstead Gazette

Farewell to Our Man in Havana

Well, farewell to Our Man in Havana. Hardest show I have ever done, at 3 totally different venues, more props, sound cues , lighting changes than most other productions I have ever seen. Fastest costume changes, most drinks consumed, and all done with humour and goodwill as exemplified in taking down set last night. It has also been done at a time of some personal stress and difficulty for a number of us. The final result and audience reaction seemed to be very good. This has been, however, a very personal experience. I could not have wanted more from any of you and I am a happy man. A great few months . Thanks to everyone. – John Sanders – Director     Coming Next – Ray Cooney’s farce – Funny Money

The Cast and Crew of Our Man in Havana - Backstage at the Legion

Cosy quarters and a happy crew

Our Man in Havana - First Night

‘Our Man in Havana’ first night sold out last night and a great show in Earls Colne! Just to tempt any that have yet to get their tickets for Halstead, here are a few pictures from dress rehearsal.
Around 180 tickets already sold at the Empire – don’t forget to get yours!!

Our Man in Havana - Earls Colne Sold Out

We have sold 100 tickets at Earls Colne for Our Man in Havana and that is all we can fit in.

There are still some seats available for our performance at the Empire on 20th May though

Book online at http://www.empire-theatre.co.uk/our-man-in-havana

or CALL THEIR BOX OFFICE on 07778 025490
between 12noon and 10.00pm daily

Gaslight's NODA Best Play Nomination for 2016

Delighted to see we came in the top 3 !

Publicity for Our Man in Havana

Published in the Halstead Gazette today – 7/4/2017

Workshop completed!!

Thanks to the amazing success of our production of the Vicar of Dibley we have been able to complete the workshop at the Empire – a real and  tangible way to mark 40 years of the Stane Street Players