Leonard Vole stands accused of murdering a rich widow. The stakes are high with shocking witness testimony and a young man's fight to escape the hangman's noose. Innocent or guilty, this suspense thriller will keep you guessing until the final curtain.

October 2019

1969 - 2019

Gala Dinner celebrating 50 years of the Stillorgan Players. 

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April 2019

By Norman Robbins

Join the Stillorgan Players in a magical family pantomime of well loved characters including Princess Jasmine, Widow Twankey, Wishee Washee, Abanazar the evil magician, and of course Aladdin himself.

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January 2019

Not only does Dr. Richard Forth have a hectic work schedule and an awkward friendship with his ex-girlfriend, but his wife, Barbara, is constantly ill. With bad luck spreading almost as quickly as bad news, it seems somebody is out to kill Barbara, and anyone else who gets in their way!

October 2018

The play takes place in the Westminster Hotel where Tory Minister Richard Willey is about to embark on a night of passion with the Labour Leader’s typist, Jane Worthington. Naturally, things don’t run smoothly with the discovery of a dead body in the bedroom's sash window!

April 2018

By Francis Durbridge

Many people dislike Larry Campbell but none feel more embittered than David Ryder who pursues his vendetta by nefariously obtaining a key to Campbell's flat to kill him. 

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November 2017

By Norman Robbins

Set in the village of Pumpernickel, the Forest Fairy and Attrocia, the witch, battle for the villagers. Attrocia builds the Gingerbread House to entice the children, Hansel and Gretel. Events stop short before they are eaten, although the witch gets her just desserts!

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2017 Pantomime

By Margaret Wood

On this occasion of a Parochial Church Council meeting temperaments clash over such matters as the redecoration of the church ad what to do about the cherubs. Meredith, builder and decorator considers it 'not a bad afternoon's work', however, with profitable repair bills in prospect, and even possible future happiness with the attractive Miss Jones.​

Parish Fundraiser

October 2016

By Alan Ayckbourn

Publican Gosforth is running the village gala which starts like all village fetes do. However it develops into chaos and as things continue to go wrong the play climaxes to a complete disaster.

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Parish Fundraiser

October 2016

By Ray Cooney

Set in a hospital, "It Runs in the Family" contains the usual assortment of farcical nuts running in and out of doors mistaking everybody for someone else, as Dr. Mortimore tries to fend off a paternity suit, an ex wife, a punkish daughter and various other lunatics so that he may, at last, deliver the Ponsonby Lecture in an international conference.

April 2016

By Francis Durbridge

Max Telligan, a popular novelist, has returned to his London apartment from a business trip to Munich, much to the surprise of his wife. He is subsequently greeted by a parade of mysterious visitors who seek a calculator, question him about a diary, and more sinisterly, threaten to kill him. Max has, it seems, unwittingly become embroiled in the activities of an international terrorist group!

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November 2015

By Noel Coward

Charles Condomine, a successful novelist, needs to learn about the occult for his next novel.  Madame Arcati, an eccentric medium, is invited to hold a séance at his house. She inadvertently summons Charles's first wife, Elvira, who has been dead for seven years. A hilarious madness ensues as the ghostly and jealous Elvira makes continued, and increasingly desperate, efforts to disrupt Charles's current marriage to Ruth.

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March 2015

By Paul Reakes

King Cole may be old, but he’s not too old to fall in love and now he’s decided that it’s high time that he should take a wife!The women of the town and royal cook Dotty Dumplin are queueing up to audition for the role of Queen. Meanwhile, King Cole’s evil brother Peski and his wife Pariah are conspiring to unseat him from the throne - with a little help from a magic pool that reverses the ageing process, turning Old King Cole into Young King Cole!

2015 Pantomime

By Bernard Farrell

The hilarious tale of the turmoil that ensues in the Ryan household in an upmarket residential area of Dublin’s Southside, when the ever-practical Sheila Ryan decides on a course of action to boost the family’s depleted income. Her husband, Brendan, a middle-aged redundant executive, has been out of work for eighteen months and there is a big household to support, as they strive to keep up appearances.

March 2014

By Agatha Christie

Lady Tressilian invites several guests to her seaside home for two weeks at the end of the summer. Tennis star Nevile Strange, former ward of Lady Tressilian's deceased husband, incurs her displeasure when he proposes (to her mind bizarrely) that both his new wife, Kay, and his former wife, Audrey, come at the same time. Lady Tressilian grudgingly agrees but events soon become sinister when she is brutally murdered in her bed.

November 2013

By John B Priestley

The scene is dinner at the wealthy and prosperous Birlings' home in 1912. The family is visited by a man calling himself Inspector Goole, who questions the family about the suicide of a young working-class woman, Eva Smith. The family are interrogated and revealed to have been responsible for the young woman's exploitation, abandonment and social ruin, effectively leading to her death.

March 2013

By John Morley

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2013 Pantomime

By John B Keane

When Canon Pratt and his two curates, Father Brest and Father Loran, lose their exteemed Ms Bottomly, they must recruit a replacement to carry on with the cooking and cleaning. They select Ms Maureen Kettle, aka Moll. She wraps the Canon around her little finger, feeds him well while starving the curates. When it comes to the question on Moll’s pension, more chaos ensues.

October 2012

By Francis Durbridge

When Glenn Howard, a busy executive, decides to get rid of his wealthy wife Maggie, firstly to enjoy her money, secondly to avoid spending the rest of his life in boring luxury in remote Bermuda, and thirdly to free himself for another woman, he works out a complicated and devious plan to keep himself in the clear.

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March 2012

By Anthony Marriott & Alistair Foot

Prospective purchasers of an avant-garde house forced to stay by fog bound night, but who is married to who?

November 2011

By Margaret Wood

​There is only five minutes to go before everyone arrives. When the cat eats Uncle Richard's salmon, Mary and George decide to fill the gap with tinned salmon. The problems begin to escalate and in the end they find the truth behind what really happended to Tiddles!

April 2011

By Margaret Wood

A middle aged woman has been attending the out-patients department for so long she now sees herself and guardian and advisor of any newcomers.

April 2011

By Paul Reakes

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2011 Pantomime

By J D Robins

Ben Seaton is the new rector of Wychcombe Magna and is slowly gaining acceptance with the locals. Then the unthinkable happens - there is a murder at the rectory. Skeletons surface from the village's recent past - the death of a young girl, the involvement of a local man in a bullion robbery - and it becomes apparent that not everyone in the village is who they say they are!

October 2010

By Marc Camoletti

Bernard has a French, a German and an American fiancee, each a beautiful airline hostess with a two day layover in Paris. He keeps "one up, one down and one pending" and has the seventh day to rest. Until airline schedule changes bring all three to Paris and their intended's apartment at the same time!

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March 2010

By Francis Durbridge

This exciting thriller concerns Robert and Stella who learn that their son has been kidnapped - not for ransom but in order that they will allow one of the kidnappers safe haven in their house. Two policemen arrive with news that one of the kidnappers has been murdered - but very soon it is obvious that these two, and much else, is not as it seems.

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November 2009

By Alan Ayckbourn

They say where there's a will, there's a relative & this comedy thriller exploits all the ingredients of the traditional murder-mystery - a remote country house on a dark and stormy night where a family of failures meet to haggle over a bequest. So far so ordinary, but since this is by one of Britain's leading dramatists, things are never what they seem!

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February 2009

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2009 Pantomime

By Francis Durbridge

Disposing first of his brother-in-law​, Jack enlists the help of his girlfriend in his plan to murder his wife. But his scheme goes horribly wrong and he, not his wife, ends up dead. There are so many possible suspects and motives that the truth eludes us all ... although Cliff seems to be on the right track.

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2008

By Norman Robbins

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2007 Pantomime

By Alan Ayckbourn

A comedy taking place at two dinner parties in two living rooms on a single set. In this suburban trio of married couples, one couple is at the top of the social ladder. One of the other couples is attractive and upcoming, despite the fact that she is an utter slob and he is a complete boor, and the third pair is socially hopeless but earnest.

2006

By Alan Ayckbourn

Annie, the Cinderella of the family, lives in the shabby Victorian vicarage type house where the family was brought up. Reg, her brother, and his wife Sarah come to stay for a week end so that she may go away for a "rest". The general idea is that Annie ought to pair off with Tom. But for this week end it is Norman, the raffish assistant librarian husband of Annie's sister Ruth, with whom she planned to go. They were to meet secretly but Norman turns up early. When Annie calls the whole thing off Norman decides to stay on at the house and gets roaring drunk.

2006

By Francis Durbridge

Ross is a successful, happily married cardiac consultant - until his wife Fay announces she has fallen in love with the notorious womanizer Julian Kane. Later, Ross's assistant discovers two phials missing of Zarabell Four, a drug potentially lethal to cardiac patients. When Julian dies from a heart attack, all fingers point to Ross. 

2006

By Dave Freeman

Performed 2005

By Philip King & Falkland L Cary

Performed 2005

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2005 Pantomime

By Agatha Christie

Performed 2004

By Will Evans & Arthur Valentine

Performed 2004

By John Mortimer

Performed 2004

By Jeffrey Archer

Performed 2003

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2003 Pantomime

By Margaret Wood

​​There is only five minutes to go before everyone arrives. When the cat eats Uncle Richard's salmon, Mary and George decide to fill the gap with tinned salmon. The problems begin to escalate and in the end they find the truth behind what really happended to Tiddles!

2002

By Hugh Whitmore

Performed 2002

By Margaret Wood

On this occasion of a Parochial Church Council meeting temperaments clash over such matters as the redecoration of the church ad what to do about the cherubs. Meredith, builder and decorator considers it 'not a bad afternoon's work', however, with profitable repair bills in prospect, and even possible future happiness with the attractive Miss Jones.​

2002

By Agatha Christie

Performed 2001

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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2001 Pantomime

By Alan Ayckbourn

​Publican Gosforth is running the village gala which starts like all village fetes do. However it develops into chaos and as things continue to go wrong the play climaxes to a complete disaster.

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2000

By W. W. Jacobs

Performed 2000

By Terence Rattigan

Performed 2000

By Alan Ayckbourn

Performed 1999

By David Foxton

Performed 1999

By Peter Horsher

Performed 1999

By Agatha Christie

Performed 1998

By Andrew Davies

Performed 1997

By Ira Levin

Performed 1996

By Ray Cooney & John Chapman

Performed 1996

By Alan Ayckbourn

Performed 1995

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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1995 Pantomime

By Andrew Davies

Performed 1994

By David Campton

Performed 1994

By Derek Lomas

Performed 1994

By John Chapman & Michael Pertwee

Performed 1992

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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1992 Pantomime

By Victor Lucas

Performed 1990

By Oscar Wilde

Performed 1989

By Charlotte Hastings

Performed 1988

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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1998 Pantomime

By John Dole

Performed 1987

By John Chapman

Three dodgy bookies, Alf Tubbe, Flash Harry and Fred Phipps, plan to rig a horse race by kidnapping the fancied horse and its French jockey. They stay at a country house hotel near the racecourse, run by Colonel and Mrs Wagstaff, where they conceal the horse Sweet Lavender (and later the jockey) in a hidden cellar.

1986

By Bernard Farrell

​The hilarious tale of the turmoil that ensues in the Ryan household in an upmarket residential area of Dublin’s Southside, when the ever-practical Sheila Ryan decides on a course of action to boost the family’s depleted income. Her husband, Brendan, a middle-aged redundant executive, has been out of work for eighteen months and there is a big household to support, as they strive to keep up appearances.

 March 1986

By Duncan Greenwood & Robert King

Performed 1985

By John B Priestly

Performed 1985

By Jack Sharkey

Performed 1984

By Emlyn Williams

Performed 1984

A pantomime adaptation of the classic fairy tale.

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1984 Pantomime

By Bernard Farrell

Performed 1983

By Arnold Ridley

Performed 1983

By Philip King

Performed 1982

By L du Garde Peach

Performed 1982

By John Van Druten

Performed 1981

By Edward Percy

Performed 1981

By Noel Coward

Charles Condomine, a successful novelist, needs to learn about the occult for his next novel.  Madame Arcati, an eccentric medium, is invited to hold a séance at his house. She inadvertently summons Charles's first wife, Elvira, who has been dead for seven years. A hilarious madness ensues as the ghostly and jealous Elvira makes continued, and increasingly desperate, efforts to disrupt Charles's current marriage to Ruth.

Autumn 1980

By Philip King & Falkland Cary

Performed 1980

By Hugh Mills

Performed 1979

By John Chapman

Performed 1979

George Batson

Performed 1978

By Philip King

Performed 1977

By Sutton Vane

Performed 1977

By Philip King

Performed 1976

By Falkland Cary & Philip Weathers

Performed 1976

By Maurice McLoughlin

In Sybil Walling's absence her children call in the chimney-sweep, whose brushes dislodge not only soot but a body. 

1975

By William Dinner & William Morum

The day before Edwina Black's funeral, Inspector Martin calls to interview her husband Gregory, her companion Elizabeth and her housekeeper. A Victorian Thriller Drama!

1975

By Sam & Bella Spewack

It is Christmas Eve in the tropical prison colony of Cayenne. Felix Dulay, a hopeless storekeeper, is fearfully awaiting the owner, Gaston. Providence has given the Dulays three guardian angels — three convicts! In no time they have cooked Christmas …

1974

By Raymond Dyer

A murder mystery farce, featuring a cast of suspicious characters told the story of the passing of wealthy Mr. Barraclough and the arrival of solicitors Blundell and Mickleby at the house to read the will. A clause in the will granting a portion of the inheritance to the servants set the house into turmoil. A murder occured and Blundell and Mickelby found themselves having to piece together the clues to find the culprit.

1974

By Emlyn Williams

Martin's best friend Paul has been wrongfully hanged for murdering a girl in his adoptive father's flat. When he fails his law exams Fenn, a private tutor, arrives and confides to Martin that he is Paul's father and together they determine to discover the true murderer.

1973

By Maurice McLoughlin

The play is set in a Mission Station for orphaned children in “an Eastern Country” during the year 1950. A new Communist government has taken over and there has been persecution of Nuns and Priests throughout the province. The Mission has been cut off from the local village and the orphaned children have been removed.

1973

Parish Social

The Victorian Evening was a great success as everyone came in costume and no one wanted to go home in the end!

January 1973

By Will Evans & Arthur Valentine

Aubrey Allington is an inventor with enormous ingenuity at dodging debts; but tradesmen all around are getting wise to his tricks. Just as he is about to resort to the desperate plan of inviting all his creditors to dinner and blowing them up en masse, he and his wife Louise discover to their astonishment that he has inherited a fortune from a distant relative which will enable them to pay off all their debts. 

1972

By Louis Dalton

Set in rural Ireland the strong-willed Jane Sheridan wants to marry off her daughter Mary to a wealthy and mature farmer, the widower Batt Seery, rather than to the girl’s own choice, the youthful and impulsive Joe Hession. What appears to be a straightforward story of true love struggling to find a way turns out to be nothing of the sort. Things are not what they seem in the Sheridan household.

March 1972

By Philip King

An amateur dramatics group is rehearsing for next week's play and things are proceeding in customary confusion. The star is in a hassle with her husband, who also plays the part of her husband in the play within a play. The author shows up to offer his invaluable talent to the poor producer. There are further maladroit inventions by the carpenter and the stage manager departs in a temper.

 November 1971

By Frank Vosper

A newly married woman begins to suspect that her husband is a killer. Even worse, she soon comes to believe that she will be his next victim.

1971

By John Chapman

Three dodgy bookies, Alf Tubbe, Flash Harry and Fred Phipps, plan to rig a horse race by kidnapping the fancied horse and its French jockey. They stay at a country house hotel near the racecourse, run by Colonel and Mrs Wagstaff, where they conceal the horse Sweet Lavender (and later the jockey) in a hidden cellar.

1970

By John B Keane

The action takes place in a small farmhouse on an isolated headland on the south-western seaboard of Ireland, around 1960. Keane's play is about the struggle between the forces of good and evil and the mythical beliefs of 1930’s rural Ireland deals with a man’s ruthless lust for land, which overrides all family loyalties, and can ultimately lead to tragedy.

March 1970

By John Dighton

Set in 1949, confusion reigns when St Swithin's Girls' School is accidentally billeted at Nutbourne College: a boys' school. The two heads, Wetherby Pond and Muriel Whitchurch, try to cope with the ensuing chaos, as the children and staff attempt to live in the newly cramped conditions (it being impossible to share dormitories or other facilities), and seek to prevent the children taking advantage of their new opportunities.

November 1969

By Lynne Reid Banks

The action of the play takes place in the living room of a skiing chalet in the Austrian Alps

April 1969