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Doncaster Phoenix Theatre Company

• Oklahoma! §

Phoenix Theatre

• Shot Actress - Full Story §
• The Baker's Wife §
• Oliver! §
• My Fair Lady §
• Cabaret §
• Carousel §
• Jekyll and Hyde §
• The Bed §
• Oliver! §
• Murder in the Cathedral §
• One Day More §
• 'Allo 'Allo §
• Granny Annie §
• Shrek - The Musical §
• Clochemerle §
• Sugar §
• Disney's Beauty and the Beast §
• Scrooge the Musical §
• 'Allo 'Allo §
• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead §
• Cinderella §
• The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas §
• Spanish Lies §

Phoenix Theatre Arts

• Laurel and Hardy §

Phoenix Theatre Co

• Christmas Crackers §

Phoenix Theatre Company

• The Noble Spaniard §
• Shut Your Eyes and Think of England §
• Jane Austen - Without Prejudice §
• Murder in the Mud Bath §
• My Fair Lady §
• Guests, Gasps and Cleavage §
• The King and I §
• Yesterday's Man §
• Habeas Corpus §
• Habeas Corpus §
• The School for Scandal §
• Ten Times Table §
• When We Are Married §
• Torch Song Trilogy - The International Stud §
• Spider's Web §
• Murder Mystery Dinner §
• Tom's Midnight Garden §
• Cinderella §
• Whistle Down The Wind §
• Guys and Dolls §
• Oliver! §
• Kinky Boots §
• Pollyanna §
• A Death of Convenience §
• Petula Grace and the Magic Hat §
• The Wizard of Oz §
• Calamity Jane §
• Blithe Spirit §
• Billy Liar §
• Murder on the Nile §
• Murdered to Death §
• Persuasion §
• Murder Mystery Dinner §
• Calendar Girls §
• Kes §
• Our Town §
• Hobson's Choice §
• Neville's Island §
• Annie §
• Murder on Mulholland Drive §
• And Did Those Feet §

Phoenix Theatre Group

• Good Night, Mrs Puffin §
• Pygmalion §
• Rebecca §
• Lord Arthur Savile's Crime §
• The Unexpected Guest §
• Dick Whittington §
• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat §
• Black Coffee §
• The Wizard of Oz §
• Aladdin §
• Sleeping Beauty §
• Shrek - The Musical §
• Aladdin §
• The Happiest Days of Your Life §
• Mother Goose §
• Jack and the Beanstalk §
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs §
• Dandy Dick §
• Bugsy Malone §

The Phoenix Theatre Company

• A Chorus of Disapproval §

The Phoenix Theatre UK

• Chess §

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Bolton Phoenix Theatre

Bolton Phoenix Theatre are an independent, amateur club producing approximately three plays per year in Bolton, Greater Manchester.
http://www.boltonphoenixtheatre.com

Chelmsford - Home of The Phoenix Theatre Company

We are a Progressive group based in the Moulsham Lodge Community Centre, Waltham Glen off Gloucester Avenue. We meet every Thursday at eight p.m. and all are welcome. If you have something to offer the world of theatre we have a place to offer you, so please pop-in and meet the group that is steadily expanding.

Phoenix Theatre & Youth, Aberdeen

Phoenix Theatre is an amateur theatre company based in Aberdeen, who produce at least one show a year. The shows can range from very small plays to huge musicals and everything in between. Phoenix Youth provides drama classes for children (aged 7-18) on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Have a look at our website for more info.
http://phoenix1990.homestead.com

Phoenix Theatre (Mlads) Chelmsford

Meets every Thursday at 8P.m at Moulsham lodge community centre Waltham glen Off Gloucester Ave Chelmsford Essex Acting, Backstage, Social Club.
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/phoenixtheatre/

Phoenix Theatre Company, Southampton

A society staging small musical comedy productions at the Plaza Theatre, Romsey.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Barrie_Wells/phoenix.htm

The Phoenix Theatre Company - Chelmsford

We are a Progressive group based in the Moulsham Lodge Community Centre, Waltham Glen off Gloucester Avenue. We meet every Thursday at eight p.m. and all are welcome. If you have something to offer the world of theatre we have a place to offer you, so please pop-in and meet the group that is steadily expanding.

The Phoenix Theatre Company, Chelmsford

"Tales by Moonlight" written and directed by Daniel Curley ~ subtitled 'a dream and a nightmare' - 2 one-act plays. The first, 'Wonderland' , is a surreal piece which explores the troubled relationship between Alice Liddell, Lewis Carroll and Alice's mother. The second play, 'Miss Polly had a Dolly' is a much darker vignette about a woman who keeps her daughter locked away in an attic for fifteen years, with sinister consequences Thursday 27th - Saturday 29th September 7.45pm (doors open at 7.15pm) Matinee 29th September 3pm (doors open 2.30pm) At: The Church Hall, Christ Church URC, New London Road, Chelmsford Adults £6, Concessions £5. Box Office: 27 Ashurst Drive, Chelmsford, Essex. CM1 6TN. 01245 468956
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/phoenixtheatre