Month: April 2014

Photos from our latest production, Murdered to Death, are now available on this very website.  There are even more photos on flickr.  Enjoy!

Last night we completed our highly successful run of Murdered To Death. Thompson (Thomkins, sir) and Pratt, yesterday We had another great audience on Saturday.  They were a little more … how can I put this politely… lubricated… than on previous evenings, although I think that was mostly due to the non-acting members of BaCStage…
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  Two down already, and just one to go. Performances that is, not murder victims. Production week, like a speeding bullet, seems to go by rather too quickly. Miss Maple, yesterday We had another fine audience on Friday to witness the goings-on at Bagshot House.  Thank you all for coming along and joining us. With…
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    Our run of ‘Murdered to Death’ opened with a bang last night in more ways than one. Colonel Craddock, yesterday We played to one of our largest Thursday audiences, certainly since this Pratt joined the group at any rate (no, not you sir, I’m Pratt). Being the shy, retiring wallflowers that we are…
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Mrs Mildred Bagshot requests the pleasure of your company for an evening of entertainment at Bagshot House on Thursday 10th, Friday 11th and Saturday 12th of April at 7.30 P. M. Bagshot House, Bluntisham Village Hall, Bluntisham Cabaret-style seating (please bring your own refreshments) Tickets £8 from Bluntisham Garage, or on the door. MURDERED TO…
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Welcome to Bagshot House. It is 1936.  Mid afternoon. Nobody (or should that be ‘no body’) is in the lounge at present.  Mildred is readying herself for the arrival of her guests.  Dorothy is busy in the kitchen.  Bunting is in his room in the basement, getting better acquainted with a bottle of Napoleon brandy.…
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