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HAPPY AS A SANDBAG was first performed in May 1972 and focuses on the warmth, courage and spirit shown by the British people coping with WWII on the home front. Dealing with rationing, separation of families and loss of loved ones, confirming how music and songs got people through the darkest days. Radio was central to people’s lives – dominated by war reports but also sharing the stars and music of the time. So come along and join in with all of those wonderful inspirational people – The Andrews Sisters, Rob Wilton, Winston Churchill, Tommy Handley and many, many more. Don’t forget your flags….!

TOM AND BARBARA Good decide to quit the rat race and become self-sufficient in their Surbiton house. Their neighbours and friends Gerry and Margot Leadbetter, on the other hand, come into conflict over the Good’s ideas and test their friendship to the limit. Join us for a nostalgic trip back to the 1970s sitcom, brought to life in this hilarious stage version. The witty re-imagining of the television classic with a welly-ful of laughs that’s sure to delight!

UTTERLY COMPELLING, RC Sherriff’s award-winning classic masterfully brings the courage, valour, humour and inescapable tragedy of warfare to the stage. Based on Sherriff’s own experience in the trenches, the play concerns a group of British soldiers, showing the effects the war has on them – both physically and mentally.
PLEASE NOTE This play is set in the trenches during the First World War and there are many loud explosions and artillery noises during the course of the play.

OLDBURYREP IS PLEASED to join together again with our friends from Enchant, a local four-part chamber group, to bring you the perfect way to start your Christmas festivities. Enjoy an entertaining mixture of words and music, and things you have always wanted to know about Christmas!

IN THE VILLAGE of Won Long Poo, Aladdin dreams of marrying the beautiful Princess Jasmine but a penniless laundry boy could never hope to have the love of a royal – or could he? We are spirited to the magical East for loads of laughs with OldburyREP’s traditional pantomime – book early to avoid disappointment!

AMANDA WHITTINGTON’S SEQUEL to last season’s highly acclaimed and charmingly funny Ladies Day. You are guaranteed an unforgettable night out as we follow the lasses from Hull on their uproarious adventures to the Land of Oz as they rough it in the Outback.

IN HUGH JANES’ spine-chilling play, set in an ancient, crumbling mansion, two men stumble across a dark and terrifying secret that will change both of their lives. What are the strange happenings that they are experiencing? To find the answer, they are forced to journey together to the very edge of terror, and beyond…

BASED ON THE classic book A Kestrel for a Knave, Kes tells the story of a day in the life of Billy Casper – about to leave school and determined not to end up working down the pit. Billy doesn’t know what he’ll do, but one thing has changed his life forever, allowing him to soar above the narrow confines of his life – his kestrel hawk, Kes. Kes is the story of Billy’s heart – how it came to beat and how it came to break.

NELL GWYNN, INFAMOUS orange seller turned actress, was one of the first women to appear on the London stage. She achieved fame and fortune and a degree of notoriety when she became one of the Charles II’s favourite mistresses. A romp through the life of a feisty, talented woman way ahead of her time – join us for this modern take on a restoration comedy full of witty dialogue, music, singing, dancing and a wee bit of naughtiness too…!