The Caxton Theatre Brochure Jan-June 2026 by Waltons Publications

THE CAXTON PLAYERS

Dear Patrons

Welcome to The Caxton Theatre 2026 season. Artistic director Suart Stretton has been busy pulling all the directors together for another brilliant season. First though let’s have a look back at the second half of 2025.

Pygmalion graced the stage in July, the directional debut of Michael Mayne so a big well done to him and his wonderful cast. Then came Strangers on a Train, a thriller brought to you by John Ferguson with an interesting twist. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time was our October offering. This took the West End by storm. It provided quite a challenge for director Steve Labourne but he met it full on and produced a superb show quite different for Caxtons. Finally, the family favourite Goodnight Mr. Tom, presented in what we like to call our Christmas slot. A very popular production which allowed some of our youth theatre to take to the stage.

The 2026 season begins in January with the gentle comedy Good Things which takes place in a charity shop of all places. Warm yourselves up on those cold winter nights with a good giggle at the theatre. Following on is Home, a story about two odd couples who struggle with whatever life throws at them. Abigail’s Party next, always a popular choice for our theatre. Then finally in June a home-grown story from local writers: Tommy’s Long Weekend, the tale of real-life local Grimsby character Tommy Taylor in the 1930s. More details of these productions can be found in this Brochure.

The biggest event that occurred within the theatre during 2025 was the installation of a completely new lighting system for our stage. We have ditched old tungsten lights for new modern LED lighting. Although very expensive to install it will save us money in the long term and give you a better theatre experience. It also falls in line with our sustainability plans.

The youth theatre goes from strength to strength with waiting lists for both Junior and Senior sections. It is worth noting that the Saturday morning session has been split into two with Juniors meeting from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and the Seniors from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This allows Heather our Youth leader to dedicate more time to each group.

We genuinely hope there is something to cater for all tastes throughout the 2026 season and look forward to welcoming you all into our delightful little theatre. If you feel you want to volunteer and become a member of this wonderful Caxton family the membership application form is within this brochure. You can also contact us at membership@caxtontheatre.com. If you don’t want to join but want to know more about our Caxton family, come along to our regular Thursday social nights where you can meet current members for an informal chat, maybe listen to the Director of the next play to be cast describing their play and the cast that are needed for the production. (Or join our mailing list – mailing.caxtontheatre@gmail.com).

It is always a warm and friendly gathering in the Studio Bar where you are guaranteed a warm welcome and the Bar is always open. Look out for dates in this brochure and around the Theatre.

Many thanks for your continued support

Chairman, The Caxton Players

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

WRITTEN BY CRAIG WARNER

DIRECTED BY JOHN FERGUSON

A psychological thriller where people test the limits of their morality

This production was a real treat, particularly for those who are fans of the psychological thriller genre Updated from the 1950s to the present day, the narrative explored the eternal struggles of good versus evil, and how easy it is to find oneself on the wrong side. It left audiences considering just how far we will go to protect ourselves, and those we love. Well done to Director John Ferguson and all the cast and crew.

Guy: Adam Stevenson

Bruno: Lily Catley

Anne: Jess Howden

Myers: Prosper Jacklin

Elsie: Marie Barker

Gerard: Martyn Traylen

Stage Manager: Kimi Vora

Asst. Manager: Ryan Sowerby

Lighting: Ellie Stothard

Sound: John Ferguson

CAST AND CREW

We are now selling our tickets through TicketSource.

This means you will now receive an email with your tickets attached. You can also order merchandise and add a donation to the theatre at the same time!

You will be able to see all upcoming events as well as the productions, including free events.

Don’t worry, the website address is still the same, but the content will look a little different.

We are hoping this change will make things easier for you and for us. Get your 2026 tickets at

A MAIN HOUSE PRODUCTION

24 – 31 JANUARY 2026

Written by Liz Lochhead

Directed by Debra West

This funny, gentle comedy is set in a charity shop.

Susan, a volunteer is facing the ‘Big 5-0’. She has to cope with a father entering his second childhood, an adolescent daughter and an ex who still has the power to wound. ‘Good Things’ is a perceptive and

humorous look at people in middle age trying to find love for the 1st, 2nd or 3rd time around, whilst retaining their sanity and dignity. Great characters make this a superbly entertaining watch and take you on a journey that spans 6th January, 14th February and Christmas Eve of the same year. See what happens when people eaves-drop on private conversations and jump to entirely the wrong conclusions.

Please note that tickets can now be purchased from our website www.caxtontheatre.com and also by ringing Ticket Source on 0333 666 3366

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A MAIN HOUSE PRODUCTION

7 – 14 MARCH 2026

HOME

Written by David Storey

Directed by Michael Mayne

Harry and Jack, two charming, nattily dressed gents, meet in what at first seems to be a municipal park. They reminisce about the war, the weather and exchange views on work. Both are decidedly eccentric.

If you’ve ever sat next to an empty seat in a park or public library, the chances are that you’ll have attracted the company of someone like Harry or Jack - strange but harmless. Or are they? Is this really a park?

With the arrival of the raucous Kathleen and prim and proper Marjorie, the plot thickens. Kathleen’s feet

may be tortured by her hospital-issue shoes but there’s nothing wrong with her libido, much to Marjorie’s disgust. How much of everything these four say is true? Home is a black comedy, exploring the thin line between sanity and insanity.

Please note that tickets can now be purchased from our website www.caxtontheatre.com and also by ringing Ticket Source on 0333 666 3366

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A MAIN HOUSE PRODUCTION

25 APRIL – 2 MAY 2026

ABIGAIL’S PARTY

Written by Mike Leigh

Directed by Debbie Shepherd

This well-known and popular play is a suburban situation comedy of manners, and satire on the aspirations and tastes of the ‘new’ middle class that emerged in Britain in the 1970’s.

Set in – the London side of - Essex (theoretically Romford) Beverley Moss invites her new neighbours, Angela and Tony, over for drinks. They moved into the road just two weeks ago. She has also invited her neighbour Sue, a divorcee, whose fifteen-year-old daughter Abigail is also holding a party back at their home. Beverley’s husband Laurence is typically late home from work and the ‘gathering’ starts off in stiff fashion as the virtual strangers tentatively get to know each other. As the ‘hostess with the mostest’ Beverley endeavours to keep the drinks flowing. The alcohol takes effect on the evening. Sniping, flirting, naivety and too much stress is a cocktail for comedy disaster as the play concludes.

A MAIN HOUSE PRODUCTION

6 - 13 JUNE 2026

For their latest play, journalists John (Tommy’s grandson) and Victoria Taylor have trawled family and local history archives to shine a light on the difficult inter-war years – known as The Long Weekend - in a Grimsby surviving the Great Depression with humour, beer, fish... and football.

Tommy’s Long Weekend is a funny, affectionate and nostalgic story, based on the life of the legendary local publican, one of Grimsby’s toughest. The play begins with scenes from his harrowing and insubordinate time in the army; it ends with Grimsby’s still legendary FA cup semi-final against Wolves in 1939. We meet Tommy’s wife Nell, his son Jack, Mr Grange of Grange Wintringham, pub regulars Norm, Frank & Bob and Fifi, lady of the night, amongst others.

This is another first for the Caxton Theatre, a world premiere, a local play about local people which will be fascinating & fun for cast and audience alike. We thank

Written by John & Victoria Taylor

Directed by Cathy Bennett-Ryan

John & Victoria for choosing the Caxton Theatre for the premiere of this very local play.

Please note that tickets can now be purchased from our website www.caxtontheatre.com and also by ringing Ticket Source on 0333 666 3366

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SENIORS 11-1

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CAR PARKING SEATING

house following rules apply: initially reserved for and B14 reserved are released week before the for Season from night to night of for availability on-line or at the ticket office.

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Caxton Theatre & Arts Centre 128 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby DN31 3HW

The Caxton Theatre and Arts Centre is situated on the south side of Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, just beyond where the A180 dual carriageway meets Riby Square.

For our main house production, we employ a local security firm to patrol the public car park in Orwell Street, to the rear of the buildings opposite the theatre, between 7.00pm and 10.15pm.

Although no charge is made for parking here in the evening, we do have some collection boxes at various locations in the theatre where any donations will be gratefully received, in order to offset some of the cost of the provision of this security.

Doors open at 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please do not leave the auditorium during the performance as you may not be re-admitted immediately.

Use of mobile phones and other electrical devices is not permitted during the performance. Our bar is open before and after the performance and during the interval. Please note we are unable to offer a credit/debit card facility.

SEATING PLAN FOR THE CAXTON THEATRE

CAR PARKING

SEATING PLAN FOR THE CAXTON THEATRE

CAR PARKING

SEATING PLAN FOR THE CAXTON THEATRE CAR PARKING

CAR PARKING

Caxton Theatre & Arts Centre 128 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby DN31 3HW

The Caxton Theatre and Arts Centre is situated on the south side of Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, just beyond where the A180 dual carriageway meets Riby Square.

For Caxton Players main house productions the following rules apply: A11, A12 and A13 are initially reserved for wheelchair users, with B13 and B14 reserved for their companions. They are released for general sale one week before the play opens.

Caxton Players main house productions the following rules apply: A12 and A13 are initially reserved for wheelchair users, with B13 and B14 reserved their companions. They are released general sale one week before the opens. seats will be reserved for Season Holders and will vary from night to night of production. Please check for availability on-line or at the ticket office.

just beyond where the A180 dual carriageway meets Riby Square.

Street, to the rear of the buildings opposite the theatre, between 7.00pm and 10.15pm.

For our main house production, we employ a local security firm to patrol the public car park in Orwell Street, to the rear of the buildings opposite the theatre, between 7.00pm and 10.15pm.

Theatre & Arts Centre 128 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby DN31 3HW

For our main house production, we employ a local security firm to patrol the public car park in Orwell Street, to the rear of the buildings opposite the theatre, between 7.00pm and 10.15pm.

The Caxton Theatre and Arts Centre is situated on the south side of Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, just beyond where the A180 dual carriageway meets Riby Square.

Doors open at 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

For our main house production, we employ a local security firm to patrol the public car park in Orwell Street, to the rear of the buildings opposite the theatre, between 7.00pm and 10.15pm.

Doors open at 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

Some seats will be reserved for Season Ticket Holders and will vary from night to night of a production. Please check for availability on-line or at the ticket office.

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and B14 reserved for their companions. They are released for general sale one week before the play opens.

Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please do not leave the auditorium during the performance as you may not be re-admitted immediately.

The car park shown is free after 6pm, as is the one adjacent to it. We employ a security firm to patrol the car parks from 7.30 pm to 10 pm when we have a production. We have little collection cars at various locations in the theatre where any donations will be gratefully received, to offset some of the cost (£4000p/a) of the provision of this security.

Doors open at 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please do not leave the auditorium during the performance as you may not be re-admitted immediately.

There is limited parking to the rear of the theatre, in Strand Street, including 2 blue badge parking spaces.

Doors open at 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please do not leave the auditorium during the performance as you may not be re-admitted immediately.

The theatre is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

Use of mobile phones and other electrical devices is not permitted during the performance. Our bar is open before and after the performance and during the interval.

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ACCESSIBLE FACILITIES

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The Caxton Theatre offers an array of facilities to help with parking, access and visitors with disabilities.

• ACCESSIBLE TOILET

• 2 BLUE BADGE PARKING SPACES AT THE BACK DOOR ON STRAND STREET

• FREE PARKING IN ORWELL STREET CAR PARKS AFTER 6PM

• PASSENGER LIFT

• SPACE FOR 2 WHEELCHAIR SEATS IF BOOKED AT LEAST 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO AN OPENING NIGHT

ABOUT THE THEATRE

On February 2nd 1943, The Grimsby Evening Telegraph carried an advertisement for a play performed by the Caxton Players. On the front page was a photograph of a scene from ‘Children to Bless You’.

This was the first public appearance by the ‘Caxton Players’ as a society. The real beginnings though go further back. Late in 1940, at a time when local dramatic societies and operatic groups had closed down because of the war, three members of the Grimsby Evening Telegraph staff decided to put on a play, to counteract the depression of the times. John Knowles, the advertising manager, two of his staff, Mary Pinion and Sheila Robinson, all with some dramatic experience, and four other newspaper workers became the Telegraph Amateur Dramatic Society. In February 1943, it was decided by the committee that a new society should be formed, because there were so few members of the Evening Telegraph now left. The name ‘Caxton’ was suggested because of the connection with printing.

The society has continued to thrive since its humble beginnings and is the only society in North East Lincolnshire with its own theatre. Our auditorium seats 174 people and we produce eight main-house productions per year. These productions last for seven performances –Saturday to Saturday (excluding Sunday), and are produced every six to seven weeks.

A taster of the play normally takes place 14-16 weeks before opening night, where anyone can come along and have a drink and hear the Director’s take on the play about to be cast. Audition pieces are available on the night to take away to prepare for the auditions, which take place a few nights later.

Auditions take place in front of a casting panel of three directors, one of which will be the director of the play concerned. Rehearsal periods last about 12-13 weeks before opening night. The number of rehearsals you will be required to attend depends on the size of the part you have. The director will draw up a rehearsal schedule at the beginning so you will know when you are required. As we always have at least two plays in production at any one time, the first period of rehearsals take place in our rehearsal rooms (Burnetts) next door to the theatre in Strand Street. Then immediately after the preceding play finishes rehearsals move to the actual stage until opening night.

We also put on smaller productions, normally for two or three nights, in the bar area –the Studio Bar. Rehearsals for these productions vary, depending on the director and cast involved. The taster and auditions for these productions are usually run as for a main stage production. We hope the above information gives you a taste of our society.

ALL ABOUT TICKETS

Tickets for productions at The Caxton Theatre may be purchased in the following ways:

ONLINE

Online at www.caxtontheatre.com. We are now using Ticket Source as our ticketing provider. Please see page 03 of this brochure.

Unlike many theatres we are currently NOT charging a fee for online ticket sales.

BY TELEPHONE on 0333 666 3366 (Ticket Source)

AT THE THEATRE BOX OFFICE on the On

Tickets can be purchased in person from our in-house box office on any night there is a play on, from 7.30 – 9pm, either for that night or for any other night or any of our plays for the rest of this season.

TICKETING QUERIES

Should be emailed to enquiries@ caxtontheatre.com or message us on our Facebook page, The Caxton Theatre.

CURTAIN UP

We ask that members of the audience are in their seats by 7.30 p.m. otherwise, if the play has begun, you may have to wait for a suitable opportunity before our front of house staff can allow you safe access to your seat.

Please do not leave the auditorium during the performance as you may not be re-admitted immediately.

Doors open 6.45pm. Performances begin at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated.

Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.

Use of mobile phones, cameras and other electrical devices is not permitted during the performance. Our bar is open before and after the performance and during the interval.

WHEELCHAIR USERS

Seats A11, A12 and A13 are initially reserved for wheelchair users, with B13 and B14 reserved for their companions. There is easy access via our passenger lift.

If not sold, or if a performance is sold out, they will be released for general sale two weeks before the play opens. Please therefore book early if you require this facility.

HARD OF HEARING

The auditorium is fitted with an Audio Loop System for the hard of hearing.

All main house performances start at 7.30 pm - Doors open 6.45pm Times may vary for outside bookings and Theatre Bar productions

Please see our website for further details www.caxtontheatre.com

The Studio Bar is open before the performance, during the interval and again at the end of the play

Tea & Coffee are on sale on the Mezzanine prior to the performance and during the interval.

Ice Creams will also be available in the auditorium during the interval.

GROUP SALES

For every ten tickets bought for the same night’s production of a Caxton Players event on the main stage, receive one extra ticket free.

TICKET PRICES

For main house Caxton Players productions:

First Saturday to Friday £10.00 (Monday Concessions £9.00)

Second Saturday £10.50

Season Tickets are charged pro rata, 8 plays for the price of 7.

For Caxton Players Theatre Bar productions ticket prices are £6.00. Prices may vary for visiting groups and other events. Please check when ordering tickets.

SEASON TICKETS - THE IDEAL GIFT

Whether a present for Christmas, an anniversary or birthday, a Caxton Theatre Season Ticket makes the ideal gift, reminding the recipient of your appreciation not once but eight times a year. Or why not treat yourself and guarantee your favourite seat throughout the year? For further details, and to register an interest, for the 2026 season, please email us at enquiries@caxtontheatre.com or see our theatre box office staff during the interval of any play.

ENQUIRIES

Please note that a Season Ticket is for the same seat on the same night for the eight Caxton main house plays. Your ticket is not transferable to alternative seats or evenings. These are charged pro rata, 8 plays for the price of 7.

PLEASE NOTE TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE

GENERAL ENQUIRIES

POSTAL ADDRESS

The Caxton Theatre 128 Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire DN31 3HW.

Enquiries regarding the Caxton Players can be made by email at enquiries@ caxtontheatre.com or message our Facebook page.

Please note, our emails are not regularly monitored and although we do try to respond withing 48 hours, urgent enquiries should be sent to our Facebook page.

TICKETS

Tickets can be purchased via our Website: www.caxtontheatre.com or or by phoning

Ticket Source on 0333 666 3366.

PRESIDENTS

Caxton Players President - Patricia Hodge

Youth Theatre President - Julie Peasgood

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OPPORTUNITIES TO JOIN

We are continually looking for new members, not only to act, but to help backstage, set build and paint sets, operate the lighting and sound, as well as Front of House staff for the bar, box office and refreshments for every show. The Caxton Theatre is a great place to meet and make new friends.

INTERESTED?

For details on how to join please contact us on Facebook Messenger or via email: membership@caxtontheatre.com

More information on membership can be found on our website www.caxtontheatre.com

Annual membership costs are very reasonable, with no further charges once you join. All we ask for is your time and commitment. Membership fees for 2026 are as follows:

(a) Full Membership

£25.00 per annum

(b) Full Membership Concessions (Under 18s, senior citizen, student, unwaged) £20.00 per annum

(d) Youth Theatre Membership

£10.00 per annum

£20.00 per annum plus £2.00 per weekly session.

Subscription periods run from 1st January each year to 31st December. Membership renewal is requested as soon as possible after 31st December.

Joining on or after our Season Launch night in September 2026 will give you membership until 31st December 2027.

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Please send an application for membership form to:

Name (Block Capitals)

Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Please say what type of membership you require as shown above:

Please remember to enclose a stamped addressed envelope. A B C

Signature:

Date:

OPEN NIGHTS AND AUDITIONS

Anyone is welcome to come along to our regular open nights and to audition to be in any Caxton Main House or Studio Bar Play – in fact this is how most of our members arrive!

We hold an open night, usually on a Thursday, before every play about to be cast. The format varies according to the Director. Generally, the taster for the play and the characters will last for approximately up to 30 minutes after which there is the opportunity to socialise. You can also decide if you fancy having a go. If the answer is yes, then you should come to the audition night, usually the following Tuesday.

Alternatively, come to an open night purely as a social event, to meet new people. The bar will be open and you can be assured of a warm and friendly welcome.

Auditions are held before a panel of three directors, who will select the best mix of people to form the cast. You will not have to act in front of everyone else, nor learn the audition piece by heart.

We choose a variety of plays each season so there are roles to suit all talents and ages. Experienced actors and complete novices are welcomed every year; our directors are always looking for new talent to nurture and develop.

A Caxton play takes about 12 weeks from first rehearsal to opening night. Rehearsals are usually three nights a week, at the discretion of the director, but minor players rehearse significantly less. Everyone is part of the team and preparing a play is seen as a social event and a chance for fun and friendship.

Details of open nights and auditions can be found on our website www.caxtontheatre.com, Facebook (thecaxtontheatre) and on page 32 of this brochure.

WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL THEATRE

• The best seat in the house could have your name on it. You can now sponsor a seat or seats*. An engraved plaque with your name/ your business’s name will be affixed to a seat or seats. 166 available. Early birds will stand the best chance of getting the seat number preferred.

* Please note this is a sponsorship opportunity and will not entitle you to a ticket for any play nor that particular seat for any performance.

Are you a STAR?

SUPPORTER OF THEATRE AND ARTS

If so you have the opportunity to purchase a star with your name on, which will be displayed in a prominent position as audiences make their way in to the main theatre.

We have sponsorship packages that can be tailored suit you. A basic package would include:

• the required number of tickets for either the first Saturday or the Monday of the sponsored play

• a drink for each member of your party at the bar prior to the performance

• a programme for each member of your party

• your business name and logo on all posters and programmes for the sponsored play

Enhanced packages are also available. For further information and prices for the above, please contact enquiries@caxtontheatre.com

To support us at no cost to yourself, you can find our easyfundraising page at www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/caxtontheatre/

If you prefer to show your support by making a donation, please scan this QR code which will take you to our Just Giving pages where donations can be made. We thank you for your support, which is much appreciated.