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The Longparish Players

The Longparish Players are a village group, keen to involve anyone who is willing to help, whether on stage, as part of the production team or behind the scenes. Please contact Andy if you'd like to find out more.

Chairman Andy Smith Tel 720034

Death in Drygulch

This murder Mystery on Saturday 21 May 2011 was a hoot and it raised nearly £500 for the much needed refurbishment of our Village Hall, home of the Longparish Players.

For more information click here.

And here's the programme.

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2 to 4 December 2010 - I'll Get My Man

A farce by Philip King.

The best one so far .... Just click on the vicar to see more.
Cleaver

19 to 21 November 2009 - Miss Glossop's Weekend Break

A farce with murderous overtones by Stuart Arden.

Just click on the cleaver to see more.

  28 March 2009 - another Murder Mystery in aid of the Playgroup. This time set on the Spanish Costas
Continetal quilt

The Continental Quilt - 16 and 17 May 2008

A farce by Joan Greening. This production was a long time at the conceptual stage which gave us plenty of time to hone it and turned out very well. Indeed, many people say it was our best yet. Click on the quilt for more information and links to a photo gallery and a downloadable video of the whole performance.
Porridge Bowl

Who's Been Eating My Porridge?

A mystery- click on the porridge bowl for details and here for some pix

Sat 7 July 2007

15 July 2006

MURDER AT WORTHY TOWERS
Poster thumb

Longparish Players Presented on 11 and 12 November 2005

See How They Run - A farce by Philip King

The play was a hoot. Audience, cast and backstage crew had great fun.

Click on the picture (to the left) to see the pictures.

Longparish Mummers' Play

The Village Handbook explains that Longparish had some distinctive customs. The Christmas Mummers play which is preserved in the Church used to be performed in the big houses, and the mummers were given food and ale. Here's a copy of the play. There used to be a photo of the mummers in the church. We'll try and track it down. Does anyone fancy reviving the show for Christmas?

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