WORLD PREMIER Good Gods! is a new musical. It is set in the present but the main characters are the Ancient Gods of Greece, Zeus, Apollo, Aphrodite, etc, and they have been called to Britain by Dionysus, the God of Wine, who lives here because of all the binge drinking. He has heard that there is a new God on the block and thought that everyone should know. It turns out there are two new Gods, one of Health & Safety and one of Beaurocracy & Red Tape - and they put a stop to the gods using their powers because of the dangers involved. The Gods are determined to get their powers back but cannot find a way and when Hermes starts asking to be made mortal, it seems as though things have gone from bad to worse.

A Little Theatre Youth Production. Follow Horton the Elephant as he searches for the Whos amongst the clover, while Cat in the Hat creates mischief for all in this fun packed show based on the stories of Dr Seuss! Join our talented and exuberant young cast as they perform their first show together as Wells Little Theatre Youth Company. Music and Lyrics by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, contributions by Eric Idle.

The timeless story of a girl from the gutter who is given the chance to prove that she is naturally the fairest of them all. Witty dialogue, smart lyrics, magnificent score, dynamic dances (X Factor et al, eat your heart out). A BLOOMIN' MARVELLOUS MUSICAL! Music by Frederick Loewe Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Adpated from Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw

Hove, 1971 In the family home (and private practice) of Dr. Wickstead, the household members are dissatisfied and frustrated - with life, with each other and mostly with the sate of their own bodies. As the doctor's flat chested sister Connie orders a contraption to turn the men's heads, emotions run high, and long-hidden desires are exposed (as are a few other things). Meanwhile, the arrival of several visitors in town can only add to the confusion... As the family's haughty self-assurance gives way to absurd indignity, the only cool head is that of housekeeper Mrs. Swabb, hoovering the audience along through the dirty mayhem. Amidst all this, will anyone have time for the desperately forlorn Mr. Pudue? Well, he's only a National Health patient after all...

Hove, 1971 In the family home (and private practice) of Dr. Wickstead, the household members are dissatisfied and frustrated - with life, with each other and mostly with the sate of their own bodies. As the doctor's flat chested sister Connie orders a contraption to turn the men's heads, emotions run high, and long-hidden desires are exposed (as are a few other things). Meanwhile, the arrival of several visitors in town can only add to the confusion... As the family's haughty self-assurance gives way to absurd indignity, the only cool head is that of housekeeper Mrs. Swabb, hoovering the audience along through the dirty mayhem. Amidst all this, will anyone have time for the desperately forlorn Mr. Pudue? Well, he's only a National Health patient after all...