Located in North Manchester ( UK ), close to the Whitefield Metro Tram Station,
The Whitefield Garrick produces five plays each year in our own purpose built theatre, seating 87, with supporting technical, backstage, foyer and bar facilities.
Guest productions and exhibitions by local artists or on the theme of current productions are encouraged.
The Whitefield Garrick produces five plays each year in our own purpose built theatre, seating 87, with supporting technical, backstage, foyer and bar facilities.
Guest productions and exhibitions by local artists or on the theme of current productions are encouraged.
The Whitefield Garrick Society has its roots in the Wartime Home Guard Concert Party.
For many years plays were presented in the All Saints Church Hall. In 1975 the rehearsal room converted previously from a small machine shop in Bank Street, underwent a further transformation into a small theatre.
During the next few years the facilities were improved until in 2002 land was purchased and the present theatre was constructed.
In 2014/15 a new foyer, bar, kitchen and store were added. Again in 2016 improvements were made to the original part of the building increasing dressing room space, relocating some facilities and standardising decor.
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Billy Liar
9th to 16th September 2017 By Keith Waterhouse Directed by Dave Eyre Less than dedicated to his job as an undertaker's clerk, bored with his North Country family background, Billy Fisher takes refuge in his own invented world. For Billy, an energetic imagination makes life tolerable but well-nigh intolerable for all around him, lying his way into and out of every situation |
