The Shadow Factory (Howard Brenton) – October 2024
80s Extravaganza – July 2024
Sleeping Beauty – February 2024
The Sound of Murder – October 2023
Eurovision Plus – July 2023
The Little Mermaid – February 2023
Death at the Shangri-La (Roger Lee) – October 2022
Best of British – July 2022
Robin Hood (Alan P Frayn) – February 2022
Cinderella (Halloween version) – October 2021
The Rock & Roll Years – July 2021
Goldilocks (Reece Sibbald) – February 2020
Murder in the Village (John McDermott) – October 2019
Country Magic – June 2019
The Three Musketeers (Tracy Rogers) – February 2019
Cyanide with Rosie (John McDermott) – October 2018
Birthday Bonanza (Celebrating 40 years of NOMADS) – June 2018
Cinderella (Alan P Frayne) – February 2018
Dream Lover – July 2017
Mother Goose (Graham Barraclough, Gee Wizz) – February 2017
Spooky Halloween – October 2016
Snow White (Graham Barraclough, Gee Wizz) – February 2016
Winter Carnival Winners – November 2015
Magic of the Musical – July 2015
Aladdin (David Horrock & Jack Chissick) – February 2015
Robinson Crusoe (Alan P Frayne) – February 2014
Dick Whittington & His Cat (Chris Denys & Chris Harris) – February 2013
Jack and the Beanstalk (Alan P Frayne) – February 2012
Babes in the Wood (Tony Edwards) – February 2011
Sleeping Beauty (Limelight Scripts) – February 2010
Alice in Wonderland (Robert Marlow) – February 2009
Cinderella (David Swan) – October 2008
Puss in Boots (John Morley) – February 2008
Red Riding Hood (John Morley) – February 2007
Humpty Dumpty (Norman Robins) – February 2006
Goldilocks and the Three Bears (John Morley) – February 2005
Jack and the Beanstalk (David Horrock & Jack Chissick) – February 2004
Cinderella (David Swan) – October 2003
Aladdin (David Horrock & Jack Chissick) – February 2003
Robin Hood & the Babes in the Wood (Colin Wakefield & Kate Edgar) – February 2002
Mother Goose (Peter Denyer) – February 2001
Snow White (John Morley) – February 2000
Come Follow the Band – December 1999
Come Dancing – November 1999
Summer Carnival “Garden Gnomes” – July 1999
This That and T’other – June 1999
Dick Whittington (Bob Heather) – February 1999
Come Dancing – November 1998
Summer Carnival “Fiesta Fiasco” – July 1998
The ’40’s – May 1998
Babes in the Wood (John Morley) – February 1998
A Cockney Evening – September 1997
A Victorian Evening – June 1997
Cinderella – February 1997
Robinson Crusoe (John Morley) – February 1996 (or could be 1990)
A Chorus of Disapproval (Alan Aykbourn) – May/June 1995 (or could be 1989)
Two Chinese Plays at King John’s House – October 1994
Dame Twankey’s Circus Comes to Town – February 1993 (or could be 1988)
They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswoman’s Guild’s Coffee Morning (David McGillivray & Walter Zerlin Jnr) – April 1992
Uproar in the House (Anthony Marriott & Alistair Foot) – May/June 1991
Six Mystery Plays – June 1990
Not Now Darling (Ray Cooney & John Chapman) – October 1989
Dick Whittington (John Morley) – February 1989
Woodley Village Hall built – 1986
Summer Carnival “Sunflowers” – July 1984
Humpty Dumpty – January/February 1983
Summer Carnival “Snowmads” – July 1982
Life of Hercules (Thomas Cruden) – Performed at King John’s House in Romsey – June 1982
I’ll Get My Man (Philip King) – June 1982
Senior Citizens’ Christmas Party – February 1982
Sinbad the Sailor (John Morley) – January 1982
The Hollow (Agatha Christie) – October 1981
Summer Carnival “The Phegnomenal Gnomads” – July 1981
Cat on the Fiddle – April 1981
Senior Citizens’ Christmas Party – February 1981
Cinderella – January 1981
Cabaret – September 1980
Summer Carnival entertainment “Music Hall” – July 1980
Summer Carnival “Gilbert & Sullivan” – July 1980
Lucky for Some – May 1980
Senior Citizens Christmas Party – February 1980
Jack and the Beanstalk – January 1980
Edwardian Follies – September 1979
The Magic Lamp – January 1979
Roaring ’20s – September 1978
Spring Fever – April 1978
Lonely Road & Carols – December 1977