Behind the scenes at rehearsals!
Our lovely tech team and stage manager for our shows.
Sally; our sound tech, Sean who is a regular performer with our theatre company and has come in as emergency cover to run lighting for the Plymouth performance of Three Musketeers; and Michael, our main lighting tech, - with Ruth, our stage manager in the background.
At rehearsals, we have our own sound system on a laptop, and run our own portable LED lighting system, which also comes with us to the smaller community venues on our tour which usually dont have their own sound and lighting systems, this allows us to reach out to many smaller places where theatre doesnt usually get to tour.
This team are so versatile and friendly
We are looking for an additional tech to cover in 2025 for Romeo & Juliet (able to cover Michael or Sally as needed on a handful of the performances)
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Experience adventure and drama, in The Three Musketeers , at Brixham Theatre!Brixham, UK –


Join us for a swashbuckling adventure suitable for all ages as the South Devon Players bring the classic tale of The Three Musketeers to life at Brixham Theatre! This thrilling production will take place on Saturday, November 9th, with performances at 2.30pm and 7.30pm.


These performances launch the winter tour of The South Devon Players, from November to January across South Devon.Set in vibrant 1620s Paris, France:
this adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' beloved novel, created by the South Devon Players, follows a young swordsman who arrives in Paris determined to join the Royal Guards. Faced with challenges and intrigue, he teams up with the King’s Musketeers to thwart a sinister plot against the monarchy, all while proving his courage and loyalty.


With stunning costumes, dramatic sword-fighting scenes, and a fast-paced storyline, this is a theatrical experience you won’t want to miss!


The cast of this show are actors of all ages from 11 to the sky's the limit, drawn from local towns across South Devon, at all stages of their careers as actors – from complete beginners making their first ever on-stage debut, to those who have been working professionally for decades, everyone joining together to make this show a reality.


The cast have worked tirelessly from the end of the summer, using a local community centre to craft the show, hand make most of the costumes, design & choreograph dramatic action sequences, and create the stage set.
All of this – and all the other shows and projects by South Devon Players - is funded by hand making and selling jewellery via a local coffee & gift shop the Crafty Cwtch, and sorting donated used stamps to sell to collectors on ebay.
This production demonstrates the quality of theatre which can be achieved though ingenuity, dedication and creativity.
Performance Details:
Venue: Brixham Theatre, Town Hall, New Road, Brixham TQ5 8TA
Dates: Saturday, November 9thShowtimes: 2.30pm & 7.30pmRun-time: Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, plus a 20-30 minute interva
lAge Suitability: Suitable for all agesTickets: £10 full, £8 concessions
Available online at www.brixhamtheatre.co.ukBy phone: 01803 415987I
n person at Brixham Theatre or Brixham LibraryContent Advisory:
No nudity
No strobe lighting
May contain loud sound effects and staged sword fighting
Please note: These performances will also be filmed for broadcast on a USA-based TV channel. Audience members will not be identifiably recorded, and camera operators will not obstruct views or enjoyment.


What the Critics Are Saying: “Stunning performances and choreography”
“Dynamic, dramatic, distinctive”
“Seamlessly combining tradition with innovation”


About South Devon Players: 
Founded by Laura Jury in 2005, the South Devon Players Theatre & Film Company is a professional, female-led touring theatre company based in Brixham. Specializing in dramas rooted in history and classical literature, the company creates inclusive opportunities for individuals of all backgrounds to engage with the performing arts. The South Devon Players also provide educational materials and run training classes, valuing the social and educational benefits of theatre highly.


For more information, please contact:
Email: [email protected]
Phone/Text: 07855 090589
Website: www.southdevonplayers.com
Follow us on Twitter: @sdevonplayers and Facebook: facebook.com/sdevonplayers

Join us for an unforgettable evening of adventure, camaraderie, and theatrical magic. Get your tickets today!


NOTES TO EDITOR:
Photos: Attached (in Googledrive) https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qhoKDTbHo_kW-1t7PMaD5TsavLBwSiZk?usp=sharing


Folder of our posters
Folder of Rehearsal photographs =- actors names roles left to right as image name. Photos by Laura Jury during rehearsals.


Press release from Laura Jury, founder of South Devon Playersemail [email protected]

​World Mental Health Day
So as we all know, in theatre we all have to be open, relaxed, and able to display a huge range of emotions and feelings as our characters. We often have to share communal changing areas, That’s quite a vulnerable place to be.
It is ultra important that theatre and performance is a safe space, that does not compromise its ground rules for reliability, professionalism and quality as well as looking after the creatives involved in the work and making sure each one, regardless of experience, disability, ethnicity, gender, etc feel safe, accommodated and heard.
Occasionally you do sadly get people who are looking for something else; ego-trips, opportunities to bully, abuse or scam, or to put down others. Or who attack others for being different (in terms of age/ gender/ disability/ health/ ethnicity etc ) . And that will wreak havoc in such a delicately balanced atmosphere and can put people in serious mental health crisis.
It is up to everyone to look out for one another, be professional and pleasant, but also understanding and respectful of one another.
Lots of pages and sites are posting links to helplines which can be useful but what is even more important is addressing problems at the root cause so that they don’t grow to be an issue, and all organisations, workplaces, community groups etc can be a part of that by ensuring that their space is safe , respectful, and good.
And above all- don’t let this vanish into words and lip service. Practice what you preach.