Upcoming Events
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
13/03/2024 - 23/03/2024
Crescendo Music is once again partnering with The Sinodun Players to produce the hit musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. This fantasmagorical stage version features all the classic scenes and songs from the 1968 movie, including Toot Sweets, Me Ol’ Bamboo, Hushabye Mountain and, yes, an actual flying car!
Book early for this classic, much-loved story featuring a stellar cast & crew of local talent, working in conjunction with a professional production company with West End values and know how.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Matinees)
16/03/2024 - 23/03/2024
Crescendo Music is once again partnering with The Sinodun Players to produce the hit musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. This fantasmagorical stage version features all the classic scenes and songs from the 1968 movie, including Toot Sweets, Me Ol’ Bamboo, Hushabye Mountain and, yes, an actual flying car!
Book early for this classic, much-loved story featuring a stellar cast & crew of local talent, working in conjunction with a professional production company with West End values and know how.
The Invisible Man
21/05/2024 - 25/05/2024
Illusion, Magic or Science?… Come and see The Invisible Man as you’ve never seen him before! The Sinodun Players present The Invisible Man from the Father of Science Fiction, H. G. Wells. This timeless, classic story involving five actors performing fifteen roles is warm, witty and fast-paced. Derek Webb’s adaptation remains faithful to the original novel: A warning of the dangers of modern science and technology, which in the wrong hands is sadly still relevant today!
The Invisible Man (matinee)
25/05/2024
Illusion, Magic or Science?… Come and see The Invisible Man as you’ve never seen him before! The Sinodun Players present The Invisible Man from the Father of Science Fiction, H. G. Wells. This timeless, classic story involving five actors performing fifteen roles is warm, witty and fast-paced. Derek Webb’s adaptation remains faithful to the original novel: A warning of the dangers of modern science and technology, which in the wrong hands is sadly still relevant today!