Mere Amateur Dramatic Society are proud to have presented:

Murder at Short Mere House

Katie's Party

A Spring Variety Show

Outside Edge

Cinderella

Variety Show

Lord Arthur Savile's Crime

Robin Hood

Gold Braid and Cap Badge

An Unexpected Guest

Under Milk Wood

Arsenic and Old Lace

Woolstore One Act Play Festival

Variety Show

Sing Nowell

St. George and the Dragon

by Chris Wood and Ian Grieg

(November 2012)

A pantomine.

Ali Baba and the Naughty Thieves

by Chris Wood

(March 2011)

A pantomine, written by Chris Wood and re-written nightly by the MADS cast.

An Old Time Variety Show

(January 2010)

Songs, poetry, comedy and drama.

Old Dogs

by Steve Raw

(November 2010)

A black comedy, with more than a hint of farce, which gives an insight into growing old and fighting the ageing process.

Bottom's Dream

by Alan Poole

(April 2010)

A rural romp, interwoven with Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Woolstore One Act Play Festival

(March 2009)

The Annotator

An original play by Adrienne Howell, starring June Hewitt, David Lamb and Wendy Hill.

When Mr. Brown arrives in the park for an assignation with an attractive young woman he finds, waiting for him, not the object of his affections, but a stranger who seems to know a great deal about his past, his present and his future intentions.

Handles

An original play by Adrienne Howell, starring Mary White

Doreen is seeing a counsellor after the relationship with her daughter breaks down.

Both plays were repeated, to much acclaim, during the 2009 Mere Litereary Festival.

Jack and the Beanstalk

by Chris Wood

(March 2009)

A pantomime, written by MADS' playwright Chris Wood, which was performed in The Lecture Hall, Mere on Wednesday 4th to Saturday 7th March, 2009.

An Honourable Woman

by Miguel Mihura, translated by Mal Mallet

(November 2009)

The play is set in the sitting room of philandering bachelor Robert Conway during a late July heatwave of recent memory. A chance meeting with an old flame and an extraordinary proposition are about to thoroughly disrupt his pleasantly ordered life.