NQSC is proud to announce its contribution to Quorn village’s commemoration of the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. Sing You Home was written in collaboration with the Quorn Local History Group. The show includes songs and poems from the period but also…
Advice that will pass by Shakespearella’s two unpleasant step sisters. But not our company. Our interval raffle is in aid of the Trussell Trust. Your raffle ticket will either cost £1 or a donation to the food bank. Bring tinned…
Our sparkling Christmas extravaganza approaches! Mysteriously omitted from the First Folio, this is “The Panto What Shakespeare Wrote”. Featuring the Bard’s best known characters re-cast into Cinderella, will there be a happy ending for the beautiful Cordelia? Find out at…
Shakespearella has been cast, and we’ve started learning our lines, songs and dances! We’re all so excited to be back and looking forward to a cracking Christmas show. But what is a pantomime without an audience? Yes. We need you!…
The NQSC is looking for actors and backstage crew for their annual Christmas show. Shakespearella! Is the story of Cinderella as it might have been had Shakespeare written it and we are looking to fill several roles as well as…
We are delighted to announce the return of our sell-out Christmas show: Shakespearella! We are doubly excited to bring the Bard back after Quorn missed out in 2021 on the Christmas pantomime the Bard could have penned himself! Shakespearella is…
NQSC’s Spring Double Bill raised the roof with the help of the renowned local choir. “Voices,” an original romantic comedy penned by local playwright Norman Hockley, told the story of a man finding a new family in the choir after…
Rehearsals are well underway for our May dates with Oscar Wilde. But did you know that both plays were penned by our very own Norman Hockley? Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime is based on the Oscar Wilde short story, while Voices…
Following 2022’s sell-out Shakespeare in Stafford Orchard, the New Quorndon Shakespeare Company are back treading the boards this Spring with a double bill of one-act plays. Loughborough playwright, Norman Hockley, has based Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime on the Oscar Wilde…
The auditions for our Spring productions are Thursday 19th at Quorn Village Hall and Tuesday 24th January at the community room in Quorn Old School (next door up from the Tearooms.) What will happen at the auditions? Well, they will be…
Recent Comments