An amateur, community drama group, founded over 30 years ago, based in the Spring Grove area of Kingston, with members from a wider area. The group usually stages four shows a year, most running for two evenings and including supper. One of the these is the annual pantomime, with extra local involvement. We also put on occasional play-readings and workshops.
Over the last ten years, more than £30,000 has been donated to local and national charities chosen by the members.
If you are interested in joining or finding out more, come to our next show or email sgfkingston@gmail.com.
Registered charity number 1150982.
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On the Fringe
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Outside Edge – May 2022
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Friday May 20th at 8:00 pm A comedy set in a cricket pavilion, written by Richard Harris. Do Roger and Miriam really have the perfect marriage? Roger has troubles enough in assembling his team, but they pall before those amongst the wives and girlfriends. Download the poster. Download the programme. See some photos. |
Falstaff – November 2021
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Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor comes to Kingston! The fat knight farcically pursues Mistress Ford and Mistress Page and they take their revenge. He has to crawl into a basket with dirty laundry and be dumped in the Thames, to dress as a woman and be beaten by a cuckolded husband, to put on stag’s horns and be brought down to size by the villagers. Friday 25th November, 8.00 pm Saturday 26th November, 7.30 pm Download the poster. Download the programme. See the photos. |
Famous Names Quiz – October 2021
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 2nd – a one night only Spring Grove Fringe special – an evening of enjoyment, entertainment, enlightenment and of course a delicious supper, glamorously entitled: Famous Names: Bar, boutique performances from some of your favourite stars, and teams of six. |
Out! – June 2021
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Friday 25th June, 8.00 pm Songs, words, sketches ... We want you to be safe. Seating will be in accordance with Government restrictions in place at the time. Both nights sold out. Download the poster. Read the programme. |