| No | Year | Dates | Production | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 177 | 2022 | 21st April | Take What You Want by Victoria Day | Directed by Julie James The play picked up three awards: Sandra Smallwood - Alan Lyons Cup for Best Actress Mark Fuller - Philip Hickson Memorial Cup for Acting The David Crumpton Memorial Award for the ethereal opening to the play with Howard Atkin |
| 176 | 2022 | 27th - 29th January | 10 Rillington Place | Directed by Howard Atkin assist by Pippa Bogle. Howard Atkin wrote the script from the film adaptation Northern Final at Saltburn. Came 3rd. Awards won: Alison Gilmour – TBS Silver Salver for Best Actress Ian Clarke – nominated for Best Actor |
| 175 | 2021 | 11th July | Inside Out: Love in a Covid Climate | Directed by Alison Gilmour. Original script written to include social distancing rules for the Nidderdale Festival which took place at Saltburn. Awards won: Eva Housman Trophy for Best Play Ripon and Pateley Bridge RDC Challenge Trophy for the play going forward to the Northern Final Alison Gilmour – Charles Smith Trophy for Best Producer Kay Mamby – Alan Lyons cup for Best Actress Michael Wade Memorial Cup for Artistic Originality Ben Gilmour and Rory Moore were jointly awarded the Philip Hickson Memorial Cup for Acting FH Barron cup for Best Décor Ian Clarke – nominated ‘Best Actor’ |
| 174 | 2021 | 10th June | Inside Out-Love in a Covid Climate by Alison Gilmour | Directed by Anne-Marie Ledson. Entry into the Nidderdale Festival at Saltburn. Both plays were rehearsed at first on Zoom. Awards won: David Crumpton Memorial Cup for Adjudicator’s Discretionary Award Howard Atkin - Graham North Memorial Cup for Best Actor (his 5th time!) Julie James – nominated ‘Best Actress’ |
| 173 | 2021 | 10th June | Just Passing by Colin & Mary Crowther | Directed by Julie James. |
| 172 | 2020 | 20th March | Take What You Want by Victoria Day | Original script written by our Chairman. Performance at the Nidderdale Festival was cancelled due to Covid lockdown. |
| 171 | 2019 | 28th - 30th November | The Imaginary Invalid by Moliere adapt by Miles Malleson | Directed by Jan Williams and Ian Clarke |
| 170 | 2019 | 6th - 8th June | The York Realist by Peter Gill | Directed by Anne-Marie Ledson |
| 169 | 2019 | 8th, 10th, 16th March | Saving for Dolphins by Wilf Hashimi | Directed by Julie James Part of the Fringe at St Robert’s and entry to the Nidderdale Drama Festival. Awards won: Garth Rawson Cup – Runners-up Best Senior Producer – Julie James Best Actor – Howard Atkin Audience Award Michael Wade for Artistic Originality Wilf Hashimi came to watch – cast and author picture appeared in Harrogate Advertiser |
| 168 | 2019 | 8th, 10th, 14th March | Our Man by Daniel Clucas | Directed by Mark Smith Part of the Fringe at St Robert’s and Entry to the Nidderdale Drama Festival. Brian Hey nomination for Best Actor |
| 167 | 2018 | 28 Nov 1 Dec | Lady in the Van by Alan Bennett | Directed by Howard Atkin |
| 165 | 2018 | 6-9 June | Wyrd Sisters by Stephen Briggs adapted from the novel by Terry Pratchett | Directed by Raelene Goddard |
| 164 | 2018 | 15-Mar | May We ? Mais, Oui by Wilf Hashimi | Entry to the Nidderdale Drama FestivalDirected by Julie JamesGarth Rawson Cup Runners-upMichael Wade Memorial cup for Artistic OriginalityBest Actress Alison GilmourBest Actor nomination Howard AtkinBest Director nomination Julie JamesWilf Hashimi came up from Oxfordshire to watch his play. |
| 163 | 2017 | 30 Nov - 02 Dec | The Father by August StindbergAdapted by Ian Clarke | Directed by Ian Clarke |
| 162 | 2017 | 15 17 June | The 39 Steps by Patrick Barlow from the book by John Buchan | Directed by Anne-Marie Ledson. Played to a sell-out audience. |
| 161 | 2017 | 18-Mar | I Dream Before I Take the Stand by Arlene Hutton | Entry to the Nidderdale Drama FestivalDirected by Julie JamesBest Actress Alison GilmourMichael Wade Memorial cup for Artistic OriginalityJulie James nominee for Best Director |
| 160 | 2017 | 28 29 Jan | Two by Jim Cartwright. | Directed by Howard Atkin. This was our first Fringe production and was performed at St Roberts Social Club. |
| 159 | 2016 | 30 Nov 03 Dec | Mort by Stephen Briggs adapted from the book of Terry Pratchett. | Directed by Julie James. Played to a sell-out audience. |
| 158 | 2016 | 16 18 June | The Last Group & First Steps | Written by Alison Gilmore.Three of the original cast of The Last Group from 2010 played the same characters. Julie James (Sheila), Ian Clarke (John), Howard Atkin (Malcolm) |
| 157 | 2016 | 17-Mar | The Basalt Throne byHoward Atkin | Entry to Nidderdale Festival. Original work based on a true event by Howard Atkin.Directed by Julie JamesAwards won:David Crumpton Memorial Cup Howard Atkin for his original script. |
| 156 | 2015 | 3-5 Dec | The Lost Boy by Ronald Gabriel Paolillo | Directed by Raelene GoddardThis was based on the life of JM Barrie and his most famous work Peter Pan |
| 155 | 2015 | 18 20 June | Pinter 7 seven short plays by Harold Pinter1. Trouble at Works2. Victoria Station3. Gods District4. One for the Road5. Umbrellas6. Apart from That7.The Dumb Waiter | Directors: Howard Atkin, Pippa Boggle, Julie JamesThis production was done in the round.One for the Road was performed with 2 of the original cast from 2011 Howard Atkin and Rebecca Farthing. |
| 154 | 2015 | 14-Mar | The Diaries of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain adapted by Gerald P Murphy | Entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.Awards won:Best Director Julie JamesGarth Rawson cup for Festival runner-upPhilip Hickson Memorial Cup (special award for acting) Ian Clarke |
| 153 | 2014 | 3 5 Dec | The Storm by Alekasdr Ostrovsky adapted by Ian Clarke | Directed by Ian Clarke |
| 152 | 2014 | 20-Sep | Another Mixed Bag of Nuts | An evening of songs, sketches and monologues by the members of the group. Performed at Pannal Village Hall |
| 151 | 2014 | 19 21 June | Ill be back before Midnight byPeter Colley | Directed by Raelene Goddard and Gemma Thompson |
| 150 | 2014 | 15-Mar | A Way to Mandalay by Christopher Kell | Entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.Awards won:Best Actor Nick NealeGarth Rawson cup for Festival runner-up |
| 149 | 2013 | 28-30 Nov | Wife After Death by Eric Chappell | Directed by Graham Parry |
| 148 | 2013 | 28-Sep | A Mixed Bag of Nuts | An evening of songs, sketches and monologues by the members of the group. Performed at Pannal Village Hall |
| 147 | 2013 | 19-21 June | The Crucible by Arthur Millar | Directed by Howard Atkin and Pippa Bogle |
| 146 | 2013 | 15-Mar | Diaghilevs Bag by Tony Breeze | Entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.Directed by Anne-Marie Ledson |
| 145 | 2012 | 20-23 June | Daisy Pulls it Off | Directed by Julie James |
| 144 | 2012 | 16-Mar | Dont Blame it on the Boots | Directed by Alison Gilmour, Junior entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough,Awards won:Michael Wade Memorial cup for artistic originality (and entry to the AETF QuarterFinal North-Central) NDDA Elsie Charlton Memorial Shield (best junior actor) Dan Boyle |
| 143 | 2012 | 16-Mar | A Yorkshire TragedyPart of the 500th Anniversary of William Shakespeare | Directed by Howard Atkin.Senior entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough,Awards gained:Garth Rawson cup for Festival runner-up |
| 142 | 2011 | 6-8 October | Equus by Peter Shaffer | Directed by Raelene Goddard |
| 141 | 2011 | 16-18 June | The Dining Room by A R Gurney Jnr | Directed by Pippa Bogle |
| 140 | 2011 | 18-Mar | One for the Road by Harold Pinter | Directed by Julie James. Senior entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre Knaresborough.Awards gained:Garth Rawson Cup (Senior runner-up)Philip Hickson Memorial Cup (special award for acting) Rebecca FarthingJack Sanderson Youth Shield (special award for a junior actor) Ben Evans |
| 139 | 2011 | 18-Mar | Forward to the Right by Lily Ann Green | Directed by Howard Atkin. Junior entry to Nidderdale Festival, Frazer Theatre Knaresborough.Awards gained:NDDA Elsie Charlton Memorial Shield (best junior actor) Dan Boyle |
| 138 | 2011 | 13-15 January | John Gabriel Borkman by Henrik Ibsen | Directed by Ian Clarke. Postponed from 2-4 December 2010 due to heavy snowfall causing leak in Studio roof. |
| 137 | 2010 | 16-19 June | Our Day Out by Willy Russell | Directed by Howard Atkin and Pippa Bogle. Additional performance at Henshaw College. First play to include Woodlands Junior members. |
| 136 | 2010 | 13-15 May | Curses! Foiled Again by Evelyn Hood | Frazer Theatre Knaresborough, a co-production at the invitation of Knaresborough Players |
| 135 | 2010 | 12-Mar | The Last Group by Alison Gilmour | Nidderdale Festival Frazer Theatre, directed by Pippa Bogle.Original work by Alison GilmourAwards won:Runner up trophyThe Michael Wade Trophy for artistic originalityBest actor trophy (Howard Atkin for the third year running.Raelene Goddard was short-listed for best actress |
| 134 | 2009 | 12-Dec | The Brontës Christmas | Performed at Brontë Parsonage Museum |
| 133 | 2009 | 15-17 October | Brontë by Polly Teale | Directed by Raelene Goddard |
| 132 | 2009 | 18-20 June | Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett | Directed by Mark Smith. Additional performance in the grounds of Henshaws Specialist College |
| 131 | 2010 | 12-Mar | The Last Group by Alison Gilmour | Nidderdale Festival Frazer Theatre, directed by Pippa Bogle.Original work by Alison GilmourAwards won:Runner up trophyThe Michael Wade Trophy for artistic originalityBest actor trophy (Howard Atkin for the third year running.Raelene Goddard was short-listed for best actress |
| 130 | 2009 | 12-Dec | The Brontës Christmas | Performed at Brontë Parsonage Museum |
| 129 | 2009 | 15-17 October | Brontë by Polly Teale | Directed by Raelene Goddard |
| 128 | 2009 | 18-20 June | Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett | Directed by Mark Smith. Additional performance in the grounds of Henshaws Specialist College |
| 127 | 2009 | 12-May | Entertainment Evening | An evening of Sketches, Monologues and Poetry Readings performed as a social evening at Trinity Church Hall. Forms part of Woodlands 40th Anniversary year celebrations. Organised by Vicki Day and Ian Clarke. |
| 126 | 2009 | 12-Mar | Threshold by Alison Gilmour | Nidderdale Festival, Bishop Monkton. Alisons debut for Woodlands both as director and writer. |
| 125 | 2009 | 12-Mar | Squatters Rites by Trevor Harvey | Nidderdale Festival, Bishop Monktondirected by Julie James,Best Actor Howard AtkinThe first of two one-act plays entered to mark the beginning of Woodlands 40th Anniversary year. |
| 124 | 2008 | 23-25 October | The Secret Rapture by David Hare | Directed by Mike Sutton |
| 123 | 2008 | 26-28 June | Kiss of Death by Simon Williams | Directed by Howard Atkin |
| 122 | 2008 | 15 March, 26 April, 24 May | Bar and Ger by Geraldine Aron | All England Theatre Festival North-Central Semi- Final, Preston, directed by Mark Smith.Awards won:Best Actor Howard AtkinAll England Theatre Festival North-Central Quarter-Final, Bishop Monkton, directed by Mark Smith.Awards won:The Armstrong Cup for best performanceThe Charles Smith Trophy for best actor (Alison Gilmour)Nidderdale Festival, Hampsthwaite, directed by Mark SmithAwards won: Best Actor (Nidderdale Herald Trophy): Howard Atkin Best Actress (Alan Lyons Cup): Alison Gilmour Best Senior Producer (Charles Smith Cup) Mark Smith Best Senior Play (Houseman Trophy) Best Senior Team to go forward to the All England Theatre Festival (Ripon and Pateley Bridge RDC Challenge Trophy) |
| 121 | 2007 | 25-27 October | The Old Country by Alan Bennett | Directed by Mike SuttonThe performance coincided with the reopening of the main auditorium at Harrogate Theatre following refurbishment |
| 120 | 2007 | 19-Jul | Three Times two Equals Six- an evening of gentle, ribald and (just occasionally) scandalous comic sketches. | Nidderdale Summer Festival, Middlesmoor Village Hall.Directed by Ian Clarke and Lilian Wilcocks. |
| 119 | 2007 | 7-9 June | A Month of Sundays by Bob Larbey | Directed by Julie James |
| 118 | 2007 | 17-Mar | Nemesis by Peter D Wilson | Nidderdale Festival, Fraser Theatre KnaresboroughDirected by Mark Smith in his directorial debut with Woodlands.Peter D Wilson was in the audience! |
| 117 | 2006 | 19-21 October | Summertime by Ugo Betti | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks and Ian Clarke |
| 116 | 2006 | 29 June 1 July | Dial M for Murder by Frederick Knott | Directed by Mike Sutton |
| 115 | 2006 | 16-18 March | Ruby of Elsinore by Bruce Kane | Nidderdale Festival, Hampsthwaite Village Hall. Directed by Julie James.Awards Won:Jennie Folkerth won Adjudicators Special award cup for Artistic Originality(new cup donated by Elizabeth Clarke, Woodlands Chairmans wife, in memory of her brother). |
| 114 | 2005 | 20-22 October | Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter and They Also Serve by Sandy Taylor. | Directed by Howard Atkin.We had a Barbershop quartet singing live during the show. |
| 113 | 2005 | 12-Jul | Life is Rather Like Opening a Tin of Sardines a series of sketches | Nidderdale Summer Festival, Middlesmoor Village Hall. Directed by Lilian Wilcocks, assisted by Jane Coomber and Mike Sutton |
| 112 | 2005 | 2-4 June | The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol | Adapted/translated and directed by Ian Clarke. |
| 111 | 2005 | 17-19 March | Receive This Light by N.J. Warburton. | Directed by Julie James,Awards won:Best Senior Producer Julie JamesBest Senior Team to go Forward to All England Theatre Festival next RoundBest Senior PlayBest Actress Carole ReidBest Actor.- Stephen Hall |
| 110 | 2004 | 21-23 October | The Aspern Papers adapted for stage by Michael Redfern from the book by Henry James. | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 109 | 2004 | 3-5 June | Ten Times Table by Alan Ayckbourn. | Directed by Howard Atkin |
| 108 | 2004 | 10-13 March | A Phoenix too Frequent by Christopher Fry | Nidderdale Festival, Pateley Bridge. Directed by Mike Sellars.Awards won:Best Set Mike SellarsJulie James nominated for Best Actress |
| 107 | 2003 | 23-25 October | The Sneeze by Anton Chekhov, translated by Michael Frayn. | Directed by Ian Clarke |
| 106 | 2003 | 12-14 June | The Anastasia File by Royce Ryton | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 105 | 2003 | 12-15 March | When Love Takes a Turn by Trevor Harvey | Nidderdale Festival, Ripon Leisure Centre. Directed by Julie James,Awards won:Best Senior Producer Julie JamesBest Senior PlayBest Senior Team to go forward to the All England Theatre Festival (Ripon and Pateley Bridge RDC Challenge Trophy)Best Actress Pat Bickerton |
| 104 | 2002 | 31 October 2 November | Groping for Words by Sue Townsend | Directed by Graham Stevens (later emigrated to New Zealand) |
| 103 | 2002 | 9-11 May | Plaza Suite by Neil Simon | Directed by Mike Sellars |
| 102 | 2002 | March | The Proposal by Anton Chekhov. | Nidderdale Festival, Fraser theatre Knaresborough. Directed by Julie James.Awards won:Best Set Julie James |
| 101 | 2001 | 1-3 November | Happy Families by John Godber | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks, first time we had full houses in the Studio Theatre |
| 100 | 2001 | 7-9 June | Round and Round the Garden by Alan Ayckbourn | Directed by Sylvia Iveson |
| 99 | 2001 | 24-Mar | Words of Advice by Fay Weldon | Nidderdale Festival, Pateley Bridge Memorial HallDirected by Pauline Summersall |
| 98 | 2001 | January | Murder Mystery Evening, script by Gillian Hadley | King James School. We were paid £100 |
| 97 | 2000 | May | Look Whos Talking by Derek Benfield | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 96 | 2000 | March | Tryst by Colin Crowther/ The Rose and Crown by J B Priestley | Directed by Stuart KellettAwards won:Best playBest producer Stuart KelletBest actressCup for going on to next round in Northern finals (4 out of 7 cups) |
| 95 | 2000 | 29 February -2 March | Tryst by Colin Crowther/ The Rose and Crown by J B PriestleySketches: Listen to This/ Glycerine/ Who do you Think you Are?/ Friends Giving Notes/ The Messengers Assistant | St Aidans School, performed as practice for the Nidderdale Festival but to a paying audienceBoth one-acts Directed by Stuart Kellett Sketches Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 94 | 1999 | 14-17 April | The Day After the Fair by Frank Harvey | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks(November 1999 Lawrence Conyers was to have directed Look No Hans but couldnt cast the male actors) |
| 93 | 1998 | November | A Murder is Announced by Agatha Christie | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 92 | 1998 | June | Childrens Day by Keith and Willis Hall | Directed by Sylvia Iverson.First production in Harrogate Theatre Studio |
| 91 | 1998 | 12-14 March | The Donohue Sisters by Geraldine Aron | Nidderdale One-Act plays, Pateley BridgeDirected by Doreen VauseAwards won:Garth Rawson cup for Festival runner-upKathy Cann was nominated for Best Actress |
| 90 | 1998 | February | Abigails Party | Directed by Mike Allen |
| 89 | 1997 | 13-15November | Confusions by Alan Ayckbourn | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 88 | 1997 | May | On Monday Next by Philip King | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 87 | 1997 | February | Cuckoo School/ Seven Ages of Man | Co-produced by Jane Coomber and Lilian Wilcocks |
| 86 | 1996 | May | How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn | Produced by Gillian Wolstenholme |
| 86 | 1996 | November | Verdict by Agatha Christie | Produced by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 85 | 1996 | 29 February 2 March | Pack of Lies by Hugh Whitemore | Produced by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 84 | 1995 | 16-18November | You Should See us Now by Peter Tinniswood | Directed by Carolyne King |
| 83 | 1995 | May | Hospital Corners (4 x one- act plays) | Directed by Doreen Vause |
| 82 | 1995 | 15-18 February | Soapsud Island by Phillip Sheahan | Produced by Stuart Kellett, north of England premiere.Also performed in Nidderdale and Harrogate Drama Festivals, March and June 1995. |
| 81 | 1994 | 16-19November | When We Are Married by J B Priestley | Directed by Lilian Willcocks. This production was selected to mark bothJ B Priestleys centenary and Woodlands 25thAnniversary.The plot revolves around three couples celebrating the 25th anniversary of their triple wedding. |
| 80 | 1994 | 3-5 February | With All My Love, I Hate You by Lynda MarchalA Talk in the Park (from confusions) by Alan AyckbournGreen Forms (from Office Suite) by Alan Bennett | Produced by Carole SmithProduced by Lilian WilcocksProduced by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 79 | 1993 | November | Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 78 | 1993 | 13-15 May | The Odd Couple by Neil Simon | Directed by Carolyne King |
| 77 | 1993 | February | Before the Party by Rodney Ackland based on a short story by W Somerset Maugham | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 76 | 1992 | November | Look Whos Talking by Derek Benfield | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 75 | 1992 | 13-16 May | Pardon Me Prime Minister by Edward Taylor and John Graham | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 74 | 1992 | March | An Inspector Calls by J B Priestley | Directed by Sylvia Iveson |
| 73 | 1991 | 6-9 November | Waters of the Moon by N C Hunter | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 72 | 1991 | 24-27 April | Outside Edge by Richard Harris | Directed by Carolyne King |
| 71 | 1991 | 7-9 February | The Curious Savage by John Patrick | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 70 | 1990 | November | Murder on Arrival by George Batson | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 69 | 1990 | May | Key for Two by John Chapman and David Freeman | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 68 | 1990 | 14-16 February | The Haunted Through Lounge and Recessed Dining Nook at Farndale Castle by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 67 | 1989 | November | Murder Deferred by Stuart Ready | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 66 | 1989 | 17-19 May | Relatively Speaking by Alan Ayckbourn | Directed by Olive Richardson |
| 65 | 1989 | March | The Secret Tent by Elizabeth Addyman | Directed by Sylvia Iveson |
| 64 | 1988 | November | My Friend Miss Flint by Donald Churchill and Peter Yeldham | |
| 63 | 1988 | 25-27 May | Clerical Errors by Georgina Reid | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 62 | 1988 | 1-3 March | Plaza Suite by Neil Simon | Directed by Pauline Summersall and Lilian Wilcocks |
| 61 | 1987 | November | Cats Cradle by Leslie Sands | |
| 60 | 1987 | 13-15 May | Spring & Port Wine by Bill Naughton | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 59 | 1987 | February | Confusions by Alan Ayckbourn | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 58 | 1986 | 12-14November | The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomens Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 57 | 1986 | 13-Jul | Albert by Richard Harris | Directed by Lilian WilcocksThis and Henry Hereafter performed as part of Harrogate Enerthon Entertainment Marathon (supporting The British Heart Foundations 25thAnniversary Year) at The Old Swan Hotel. |
| 56 | 1986 | 26-28 February | Woman in a Dressing-Gown by Ted Willis | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 55 | 1985 | 6-8 November | The Day After the Fair by Frank Harvey | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 54 | 1985 | 8-10 May | Caught on the Hop by Derek Benfield | Directed by Jess Howell |
| 53 | 1985 | 6-8 February | Midsummer Mink by Peter Coke | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 52 | 1984 | November | Dangerous Corner by J B Priestley | Directed by Sylvia Iveson |
| 51 | 1984 | 23-25 May | Fresh Fields by Ivor Novello | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 50 | 1984 | 7-9 March | An Evening of One Act Plays:Taken too Soon by Bruce McIntoshIncident by David CamptonAlbert by Richard Harris | Taken too Soon Directed by Iris Mitchell (Also performed in Nidderdale Festival at Frazer Theatre Knaresborough on 22 March)Incident Directed by Pauline Summersall Albert Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 49 | 1983 | November | Beyond a Joke by Derek Benfield | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 48 | 1985 | 8-10 May | Caught on the Hop by Derek Benfield | Directed by Jess Howell |
| 47 | 1985 | 6-8 February | Midsummer Mink by Peter Coke | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 46 | 1984 | November | Dangerous Corner by J B Priestley | Directed by Sylvia Iveson |
| 45 | 1984 | 23-25 May | Fresh Fields by Ivor Novello | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 44 | 1984 | 7-9 March | An Evening of One Act Plays:Taken too Soon by Bruce McIntoshIncident by David CamptonAlbert by Richard Harris | Taken too Soon Directed by Iris Mitchell (Also performed in Nidderdale Festival at Frazer Theatre Knaresborough on 22 March)Incident Directed by Pauline Summersall Albert Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 43 | 1983 | November | Beyond a Joke by Derek Benfield | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 42 | 1983 | 27-29 April | How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 41 | 1983 | 9-11 February | Relative Values by Noel Coward | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 40 | 1982 | November | Night Watch by Lucille Fletcher | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 39 | 1982 | March | Relics by David Campton | Nidderdale One-Act Drama Festival |
| 38 | 1982 | 12-14 May | Move Over Mrs Markham by Ray Cooney and John Chapman | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 37 | 1982 | 17-19 February | The Edge of Darkness by Brian Clemens | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 36 | 1981 | November | The Gathering of the Clan by | Directed by Pam Moulds |
| 35 | 1981 | May | Uproar in the House by Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 34 | 1981 | February | Suddenly at Home by Francis Durbridge | Directed by Pam Moulds |
| 33 | 1980 | November | Black Chiffon by Lesley Storm | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 32 | 1980 | May | They Dont Grow on Trees by Ronald Millar | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 31 | 1980 | February | Celebration by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 30 | 1979 | 8-10 November | The Hollow by Agatha Christie | Directed by Pam Moulds |
| 29 | 1979 | May | Man Alive by John Dighton | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 28 | 1979 | 8-10 February | The heiress by Ruth and Augustus Goetz (based on the novel Washington Square by Henry James) | Produced by Lilian Wilcocks. Lilian also starred in the final two performances, standing in when the leading lady was taken ill with flu. |
| 27 | 1978 | 1-4 November | Dear Octopus by Dodie Smith | Produced by Brian Foster |
| 26 | 1978 | 05-Apr | Dark Brown by Philip Johnson | Nidderdale Festival of One Act Plays, Memorial Hall Pateley Bridge.Directed by Pamela Moulds.Pauline Sumersall nominated Best Actress |
| 25 | 1978 | 15-Apr | Childrens Day (Act 1) by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall | East Central Divisional Final of National Festival of Community Theatre, Rowntree Theatre. Produced by Barbara LawJacqueline Scortorough won Best Actress |
| 24 | 1978 | February | Goodnight Mrs Puffin by Arthur Lovegrove | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 23 | 1977 | 2-4 November | When we are Married by J B Priestley | Directed by Iris Mitchell and Deryck Steele |
| 22 | 1977 | 24-26 February | Cat on the Fiddle by John Dole | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 21 | 1976 | November | Bonaventure by Charlotte Hastings | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 20 | 1976 | May | Blythe Spirit by Noel Coward | Directed by Brian Foster |
| 19 | 1976 | 4-6 March | Separate Tables by Terence Rattigan | Directed by Barbara Law |
| 18 | 1975 | November | Breath of Spring by Peter Coke | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 17 | 1975 | April | Pools Paradise by Philip King | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 16 | 1975 | March | The Exiles by James Joyce | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 15 | 1975 | 23-25 January | Night Must Fall by Emlyn Williams | Directed by Barry Atkinson |
| 14 | 1974 | October | Sailor Beware by Philip King and Cary Falkland | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 13 | 1974 | 25-27 April | A Letter from the General by Maurice McLoughlin | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 12 | 1974 | March | Fine Weather for Repentance by Charles Mander | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 11 | 1973 | 22-24November | The Joy Ride by Georgina Reed | Directed by Lilian Wilcocks |
| 10 | 1973 | March | No Fan for my Grave | Directed by Deryck Steele |
| 9 | 1972 | November | Present Laughter by Noel Coward | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 8 | 1972 | 16-17 June | Orange Blossom by Philip Johnson | Directed by Deryck SteelePerformed as evening of three one act plays with Silence on the Battlefield and Henry Hereafter (Killinghall Drama Group) |
| 7 | 1972 | March | Silence on the Battlefield by David Campton | Directed by Mike Goater |
| 6 | 1972 | January | The Militants by Norman Holland | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 5 | 1971 | April | Men by | Directed by Pauline Sumersall |
| 4 | 1971 | April | Fumed Oak by Noel Coward | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 3 | 1971 | April | Dragons in Caves Brainerd, Helen Leary and Nolan Leary Duffield | Directed by Iris Mitchell |
| 2 | 1970 | June | Make Mine Mayfair by Barbara Van Kampen | Directed by Pamela Moulds |
| 1 | 1970 | 17-20 March | Isolation at Eyam by Joyce Dennys | Nidderdale Festival, Memorial Hall Darley, Directed by Audrey Norton.Awards won:Best PlayEva Houseman Trophy (Joint winners with Killinghall Drama Group}Best DirectorNidderdale Herald Trophy for best individual performance Jessica Howell and Elizabeth CrossThis production gained 7 trophies in total. |