. . . have a membership of around 100 adults and juniors who are always happy to welcome new members.  Not too big so that you don't get a chance to take part - not too small so that tasks fall on the same people!

. . . stage five full-length plays each year - running from Saturday to Saturday (but not on Sunday) - plus a Youth Theatre production. Rehearsals are mainly on Mondays and Thursdays for the "senior" productions, while the Youth Theatre rehearse during their meetings.

. . . have a full programme of events for members only, on Tuesday evenings at 7.45pm. (See the Calendar page for current details). 

. . . have an active Youth Theatre with their own programme of events, including theatre workshops and the opportunity to take part in the "senior" productions. A great introduction to the world of amateur theatre - or beyond?

. . . offer opportunities for members to take part on stage, behind the scenes or front of house. Members can use their skills to direct a play; act in one; stage manage a production; operate the lighting and sound systems; design, build, paint or dress the sets; find and look after the costumes and properties for a production; prompt the cast; publicise productions; or meet the public in front-of-house roles - including the bar and coffee bar. In fact, anything and everything that goes into making productions. And if you don't know how to do these things but would like to, join us and learn.

. . . enter play festivals and have a number of awards to our credit - nine from the last season alone!

. . . have a group of supporters called Friends of the Theatre. For more on this visit the Friends page.

    Full membership costs £20 (seniors) a year or £10 (juniors) if you are at school or college.

    You don't have to have an urge to tread the boards to be a member. There are many others things you can enjoy (as listed above). Or you can just go along to the theatre and watch others perform in play readings, and enjoy talks, etc.   

lTRY US OUT FIRST! We invite all potential members to attend a Tuesday evening meeting before joining us, to see what we do and meet the existing members.

   Call in at the theatre during a production - if you aren't already attending - and pick up a membership form. If you cannot catch us when the theatre is open, send a letter to: The Membership Secretary, The Players' Theatre, Pillory Street, Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 5BG. Or just pop your letter through the stage door - opposite Nantwich Museum, behind the pillory.  You could request a form by sending us an e-mail.  Contact members@nantwichplayers.com . (Don't forget to include your address for us to send the form to you).

   Or, if you are able to download - and then print off - a form, go to this page. (This may take a little time to download.)