South Devon Players tickets and show dates in Devon

Show dates, performance events- and tickets

Please note that if a show or performance is not listed on our previous shows, current shows, or auditions page, (as relevant) then it is not a show or event connected with the South Devon Players. Shows and events may be in Brixham or elsewhere, please check below for the relevant event and date.
If you have any queries, please call Laura on 07855 090589, or email southdevonplayers@gmail.com.

William Shakespeare's Macbeth (theatre)

at Performing William Shakespeare's original unabridged text, the award-winning South Devon Players Theatre & Film Company, homegrown in Brixham, bring this drama to life in an all-new production. This classic tale of ambition, destiny and murder takes place in the near future, dramatized across a post-WW3 landscape, performed by a strong team of local professional and semi-professional actors.

Winners of the 2017 Epic Award for England, an annual national award for groundbreaking innovation and creativity in the arts, the South Devon Players specialise in high-quality productions based on classical texts, and researched history, developing and showcasing the talent of actors and other creatives from around South Devon.

This production will be on at

Brixham Theatre
Friday January 18th 2019 - 7.30pm
Saturday January 19th 2019 - 2.30pm & 7.30pm

at Brixham Theatre,
New Rd, Brixham, TQ5 8TA

BOOK YOUR Brixham Theatre tickets by phoning the theatre box office on 01803 415987, popping in when open, or you can book online for Brixham Theatre tickets HERE at
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/brixham-theatre
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Torquay Museum
Friday Feb1st 2019 - 7.30pm
Saturday Feb 2nd 2019 - 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Torquay Museum
529 Babbacombe Road,
Torquay
Devon TQ1 1HG

BOOK YOUR TORQUAY MUSEUM SHOW TICKETS ONLINE HERE

Les Miserables: The Memoirs of Jean Valjean (theatre)

A non-musical adaptation of Victor Hugos classical novel, penned by ourselves, this production was toured to massive acclaim around our local area in 2013.
A popular choice has been to resurrect it in the summer of 2019, to be performed in Brixham and the wider local area in June 2019.
Castings will take place in February.

The Ballad of Resurrection Bob (theatre)

The true story of Brixhams most notorious smuggler, "Reurrection Bob" Elliott, who faked his own death to get contraband to Totnes. This drama also tells the story of the 1866 Great Gale of Brixham which destroyed much of the fishing fleet and led to the town gaining her first lifeboat.
Casting summer 2019