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Barn Theatre
Southwick Street
Southwick
West
Sussex
BN42 4TE

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Our	Next	Presentation
This play is a sequel to RUN FOR YOUR WIFE. We find John Smith eighteen years later, still happily married to his two unsuspecting wives. He now has a sixteen-year old son, Gavin, by Barbara in Streatham, and a fifteen-year old daughter, Vicki, by Mary in Wimbledon.	by Ray Cooney The great man’s 2001 farce: uproarious politically incorrect comedy rooted in our national obsessions of sex and propriety	March 28, 29, 30, 31 2012
Our	Scheduled future	Presentations

2011 Brighton and Hove Arts Council Awards - here's how Wick fared

Gabbus Denney Award for Best Director went to Natalie Notley for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead.

Best Actor award went to Guy Steddon, while David Creedon and Tom Harris were both nominated for this award.

Other Wick nominations were for Best Stage design; Best costumes; Best stage crew; Best sound design;
Best lighting design; Best publicity; the Arthur Churchill Award for Excellence and the Bea Waters Challenge Cup.

Congratulations to Natalie and Guy - and well done to all the other nominees.

Our History

ON THIS SITE you'll find information about Wick Theatre Company's productions, the company and its history;
over 230 productions.
Each is listed in its year of performance with cast and crew detailed as closely as archive material permits.

Press reviews
where available have been scrupulously copied from material gathered together
by Ralph Dawes and Ray Hopper and from members' own scrapbooks.

Along the way Wick have entered [and won] a number of Arts and Drama Festivals across Sussex
and brief notes have been included in the section 'And There's More!'.

Search the Directory for a production or year
or use the engine at the top of the page to reach any piece of data spread across the site.

The next task is to populate the Cast & Crew listings.

Our archives click here to visit THE PAST

Wick have three types of archives:
[1] this web site
[2] a physical collection of documents building on newsletters, programmes, leaflets and membership lists
[3] photographs taken down through the years by many

We strive to maintain our reputation as one of the South Coast's premier Amateur Drama companies.