Washington Theatre Group Misery - May 2012
Adapted for the stage by Simon Moore and based on the best-selling novel by Stephen King.
When novelist Paul Sheldon crashes his car, instead of awakening in a hospital, he comes to in an isolated farmhouse. He has been rescued by Annie Wilkes, trained nurse and his self-proclaimed “Number One Fan”! His legs crushed, Paul is Annie’s virtual prisoner, relying on her for food, water and pain relief. But there is a price to pay for her help and Paul soon realises that Annie will do anything to keep him there.
Directed by Sarah Tetchner
Fri 11th & Sat 12th May 7:30pm
Ticket Price: £4
To book, contact Arts Centre Washington on 0191 219 3455 or on-line below.
Please note this production contains strong language and some scenes which viewers may find distressing. Not suitable for children.
Washington Theatre Group
WASHINGTON THEATRE GROUP is a not-for-profit amateur dramatics group for adults based in Washington in the North East of England. All members are over 18. The group has been running since 1976 and has staged numerous shows over the years, in the form of an annual pantomime as well as drama and comedy productions. The WTG isn't just about performing on stage, its all about working as a team and having a chance to try new things. We all pitch in and do our best to put on a great show, not just for ourselves but for the audience, the community and sometimes for charity.
We meet at the Arts Centre Washington every Tuesday at 7.30pm till 9.30pm. Anyone who wants to join can just turn up on a Tuesday night. There is £5 per month subscription, which is spent on workshops, equipment, and social activities for the group. Your first month is free.