RP's present two ghost stories as readings. The stories have a common theme - that of greed.  The first, The Stalls of Barchester written M R James, is a gothic spine-chilling tale, set in the 1800's. It tells of one Dr Haynes, an Archdeacon who acquires his status through unscrupulous means, and the dire consequences that await him. The second, The Monkey's Paw is a well know Victorian classic by W W Jacobs. In the [read more…]

RP's present two ghost stories as readings. The stories have a common theme - that of greed.  The first, The Stalls of Barchester written M R James, is a gothic spine-chilling tale, set in the 1800's. It tells of one Dr Haynes, an Archdeacon who acquires his status through unscrupulous means, and the dire consequences that await him. The second, The Monkey's Paw is a well know Victorian classic by W W Jacobs. In the [read more…]

Rushen Players are back!Adults £10 / Under 18s £2 Written in 1938, J. B. Priestley’s comic masterpiece is firmly set amongst the mills, moors and Methodist chapels in Edwardian Yorkshire, reflecting the social mores of the time with warmth, humanity and humour. During the course of an evening, a cast of vividly drawn characters invade the Helliwell’s living room, causing mayhem and upset with the three couples who are gathered there to celebrate their joint 25th wedding [read more…]

Rushen Players are back!Adults £10 / Under 18s £2 Written in 1938, J. B. Priestley’s comic masterpiece is firmly set amongst the mills, moors and Methodist chapels in Edwardian Yorkshire, reflecting the social mores of the time with warmth, humanity and humour. During the course of an evening, a cast of vividly drawn characters invade the Helliwell’s living room, causing mayhem and upset with the three couples who are gathered there to celebrate their joint 25th wedding [read more…]

Rushen Players are back!Adults £10 / Under 18s £2 Written in 1938, J. B. Priestley’s comic masterpiece is firmly set amongst the mills, moors and Methodist chapels in Edwardian Yorkshire, reflecting the social mores of the time with warmth, humanity and humour. During the course of an evening, a cast of vividly drawn characters invade the Helliwell’s living room, causing mayhem and upset with the three couples who are gathered there to celebrate their joint 25th wedding [read more…]