Recent Productions
Happily Ever After...
6-8 December 2019, Theater aan het Spui, The Hague
6-8 December 2019, Theater aan het Spui, The Hague
PRANKS
Panto Rehearsal Alternative - New Kids Sessions
Despite the increasingly cold, wet, windy weather our younger members have certainly been keeping warm during their lively Sunday afternoon PRANKS rehearsals at The Warehouse.Two groups of children have, between them, been working on three Musical Theatre numbers under the guidance of Jenny Hall (singing), Lale Uribeechevarria (dance) and Julia Wright (acting).
We are very excited that we have been given permission to film in the Warenar Theatre – so whilst it obviously won’t be the same, they will at least get a taste of being on stage this year, after all. Watch this space for their online performance!
King Richard the Third
7-9 June 2019, Koninklijke Schouwburg, The Hague

Charity Murder Mystery Dinner 201923 March 2019, Warenar Theater, Wassenaar
Once again, this year's Charity Murder Mystery Dinner at the Warenar Theater on Saturday 23rd March 2019 was a huge success! A sell out killer show based on the latest product launch event of that well known international technology company, Pear (Please note that any link to any other fruit named international technology company is completely intentional... errr unintentional!).
The audience gasped with the drama throughout the evening, thrilled as the interweaved story of the suspects unfolded, and cheered when the murderer was finally un-masked by Chief Inspector Savage and his team of resilient investigators (i.e. the audience).
Many thanks to those who attended and made the evening such a success. We are pleased to announce that this yeara whopping total of €1300 was donated to Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors without Borders!Jack and the Beanstalk7-9 December 2018, Theater aan het Spui, The Hague
Universal Language and Flowers for Algernon
20 and 21 May 2018 at FEATS, Antwerp
2 June 2018 at Badhuistheater, Amsterdam
'The Universal Language' by David Ives, directed by John Kearey, and 'Flowers for Algernon' by Daniel Keyes, directed by Emma de Moel.
David Ives spins hilarity out of words in “The Universal Language,” which brings together Dawn, a young woman with a stutter, and Don, the creator and teacher of Unamunda, the language that will unite all humankind. First staged in New York City in November 1993.
'Flowers for Algernon' is the compelling story of Charlie, a mentally handicapped man, and the strange interweaving of his life with that of Algernon, a mouse. Experimental surgery has been performed on Algernon increasing his intelligence fourfold, but the consequences for Charlie are dire indeed.