New member's needed
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Acting and Backstage
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Acting
CADS are looking for new Acting Members to strengthen our already talented and award winning company. Minimum age 16. Backstage Crew
We are looking for Non-Acting Members who would like to take on. • Stage Manager • Deputy Stage Manager • Assistant Stage Manager • Props Person • Costumes • Stage Crew |
Set building and Technical
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Set Building
CADS need people to help with set build. Maximum of five Friday’s before a production 10am till 5pm twice a year. You will need some D.I.Y skills. Technical
• Lighting • Sound Training can be given on Tuesday & Thursday nights but you still need to be free for one Friday for setup |
Those wishing to join our non-acting team Male or Female must be over 16
Backstage crew, Property person Stage manager, Deputy stage manager, Assistant stage manager
Technical team to help with lighting and sound setup
Backstage crew, Property person Stage manager, Deputy stage manager, Assistant stage manager
Technical team to help with lighting and sound setup
- Go to the Contact us page and drop us a message
- Phone:07933129038
- Email: cads.theatre@gmail.com
One for the Road
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Willy Russell
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.Rehearsals are well underway for CADS's next production, One for the Road by Willy Russell These two couples having a dinner party for Denis's thirty-fifth birthday party, come and see how the party ends up.
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The cast are now well in to rehearsals setting four different Christmas lunches and the nativity where Alice gives birth to what she thinks is the Son of God despite the fact that the baby is a girl!!! With countless scene changes and so many funny moments in this fantastic play based on the popular TV show The Vicar of Dibley written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer this play will surely have you laughing out loud so do not miss out reserve your tickets
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The George and Thomas Henry Salter Trust
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David Payne from The George and Thomas Henry Salter Trust on Saturday night of Ladies Down Under Presented CADS with a cheque to help the company move from tungsten bulb to LED Lighting.
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RehearsalsCADS are enjoying rehearsals laughing there way down under with Amanda Whittingtons Ladies Down Under the sequel to our award winning Ladies Day in 2015 so come and see what our 4 fish-filleting ladies from hull get up to and meet in the land of oz.
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SET buildCADS set building team will be hard at work to bring you the sights of oz and many other places in this multiple destination play by Amanda Whittington.
Pearl, Jan, Linda, and Shelley are packing their suitcases and they have their boarding passes ready. |
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Meet the cast of Ladies Down Under
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The set build team have been hard at work on the set of CADS next production of Celebrity which opens on the 17th of October.
The team, consisting of Sara Hill, David Hill, David Couch,David Riley, David Smith, David Payne, Barry Styles under the construction manager Craig Hill have done a fantastic job to give the cast a set to work on for the first time. So book your tickets to see this set finished. Call 0121 357 4169 or www.thecads.weebly.com |
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Rehearsals are well underway in the hottest summer ever for our next production. Here are a few pictures of our cast in action even when it was hot.
Celebrity by Paul Mathews 17th - 20th October 2018 at Gayton Road Community Centre, West Bromwich. |
Celebrity is about the struggles of fame and family. Max and Amber Kettell are just starting out on their journey of parenthood whilst both leading equally busy lives with a baby who never seems to stop crying.
Max, a famous author is suffering from writers block while trying to meet publishers’ deadlines. His wife Amber, a PR agent to the stars, struggles with one very promiscuous client resulting in Sarah, Max’s sister having to take on babysitting duties. It really is all hands on deck, but things get even more hectic when Max and Sarah get an unexpected visitor.
The play is an up to date comedy with many twists and turns along the way.
Keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Max, a famous author is suffering from writers block while trying to meet publishers’ deadlines. His wife Amber, a PR agent to the stars, struggles with one very promiscuous client resulting in Sarah, Max’s sister having to take on babysitting duties. It really is all hands on deck, but things get even more hectic when Max and Sarah get an unexpected visitor.
The play is an up to date comedy with many twists and turns along the way.
Keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
The George and Thomas Henry Salter trust
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David Payne from The George and Thomas Henry Salter Trust on Saturday night of Salt of the earth Presented CADS with a cheque that help's CADS buy new sound equipment and has helped improve our set.
our Spring 2018 production!
Miners are Salt of the Earth
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Sunday, March 4th 2018 marked the 110th anniversary of a local and national tragedy, the Hamstead mining disaster where, in 1908, a major fire in the downcast shaft of the Hamstead Colliery sadly took the lives of 26 of the 31 miners working there. Members of multi award-winning Charlemont Amateur Dramatic Society (CADS) have been busy researching the history of local mining communities for their upcoming production of John Godber’s “Salt of the Earth” which will be performed from Wednesday, 2nd May to Saturday, 5th May 2018 at the theatre at West Bromwich Community Centre, Gayton Road, West Bromwich, B71 1QS.
Chairman, David Hill tells us more: “John Godber’s drama is a fine mixture of comedy and tragedy interwoven with songs from the period by artists such as Bing Crosby, Vera Lynn, Dean Martin and even David Bowie. The cast have had great fun learning more about miners, the intricacies of the Yorkshire accent and even how to waltz.” If you would like to see CADS’ production of “Salt of the Earth” in May, tickets are only £8 each and are available on the Box office |
Actors from the society (from left) Chad Dent, Lucy Styles and Max Darknell took the opportunity to visit the memorial of the 1908 disaster in the centre of Hamstead village as the play takes place in a close-knit Yorkshire mining community very like Hamstead which was a mixture of miners from all over Great Britain. “Salt of the Earth” which won an Edinburgh Fringe award for John Godber back in 1988, follows the lives of the fictional Parker sisters, May and Annie over four decades from 1947 right up until 1988. It examines the sisters’ relationship with one another and with May’s son, Paul who chooses not to follow in his father’s footsteps.
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Salt of the EarthRehearsals are well underway for our production of Salt of the Earth. Here are a few pictures of our cast in action to get your imaginations running wild. Salt of the Earth runs from May 2nd to the 5th at Gayton Road community centre, West Bromwich.
for more information and for ticket bookings go to the Box Office |
Dry Rot
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By John chapman
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5th - 8th April 2017
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Rehearsal Photos
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Dry Rot rehearsals are well under way and there were a lot of laughs and stumbling around with this being the first night without scripts.
CADS is growing ever stronger with the addition of new acting members Max Darknell, Connor Harrison, Tammy Steventon and Anthony Mathias, all of whom will be in this hilarious farce. CADS set construction team will be building the interior of The Bull & Cow guesthouse where this riotous farce unfolds. This will be the first time the team have built a full interior set at our new home at Gayton Road Community Centre. |
Cheshire Cats Bucket Brigade for Breast Cancer Care
