This is a list of plays performed by the Taunton Thespians from their foundation in 1928 until (currently) 2019.
You can click on the play title for a full list of cast and crew, or enter author or title into the search box below.
From the Play page,
you'll be able to link to each member's own page and see what they did with the society over the years.
The original data was culled from the printed programme archive by John Burbery and Jane Edwards and converted to table-based web pages by me.
When the society changed their website, this work would have been lost had I not maintained a copy. With a bit of help from Microsoft Copilot, it now resides in a searchable and accessible database. Enjoy!
Note that there are a couple of issues I'm aware of (This page conflates two people, for instance; apologies to both). These will be resolved in the future.
| Title | Author | Year | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quartet | Ronald Harwood | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th to 16th March 2019 |
| Red Peppers | Noël Coward | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th to 16th March 2019 |
| The Importance Of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | 2019 | On Tour across Somerset 9th to 20th July 2019 |
| When We Are Married | J B Priestley | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 5th - 9th November 2019 |
| Oh What A Lovely War | by Theatre Workshop, Charles Chilton, Gerry Raffles and Members of the Original Cast | 2018 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th to 11th November 2018 |
| The Safari Party | Tim Firth | 2018 | Brewhouse Theatre Tue 6th to Sat 10th March 2018 |
| The Tram-Track Tragedy | Peter and Patricia Ariss | 2018 | Somerset County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre |
| The Two Gentlemen Of Verona | William Shakespeare | 2018 | On tour across Somerset 10thto 21st July 2018 |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 2017 | Brewhouse Theatre Tues 7th to Sat 11th November 2017 |
| Dial "M" for Murder | Frederick Knott | 2017 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th March 2017 |
| Impatience and Improbability | Nicola Dawson | 2017 | Somerset County Drama Festival 25th March 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Miller's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Nuns' Priest's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Pilgrims | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Reeve's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Wife of Bath's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| To John | Lorna Evans | 2017 | Somerset County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre |
| Not Now Darling | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2016 | Brewhouse Theatre Taunton 8th - 12th Nov 2016 |
| Romeo and Juliet | William Shakespeare | 2016 | Outdoors across Somerset from the 12th to the 23rd of July 2016 |
| Round and Round the Garden | Alan Ayckbourn | 2016 | Brewhouse Theatre Taunton 8th - 12th March 2016 |
| She Stoops to Conquer | Oliver Goldsmith | 2015 | Summer Tour 14th to 25th July 2015 |
| The Moonstone | Wilkie Collins dramatised by Nick Warburton | 2015 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st November 2015 |
| Tons of Money | Will Evans and Valentine revised by Alan Ayckbourn | 2015 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre3rd – 7th March 2015 |
| Murder on the Nile | Agatha Christie | 2014 | Brewhouse Theatre. 18th - 22nd November 2014 |
| Taming of the Shrew | William Shakespeare | 2014 | Summer Tour at various venues |
| The Final Act of Henry Gladstone | Matthew Clift | 2014 | County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre 2014 |
| The Killing of Sister George | Frank Marcus | 2014 | 11th - 15th March 2014 |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 2013 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 19th - 23rd November 2013 |
| Belonging | Lissa Gyll | 2013 | Somerset County Drama Festival March 2013 |
| Office Antics | Nicola Breeze | 2013 | Somerset County Drama Festival 23rd March 2013 |
| Snake in the Grass | Alan Ayckbourn | 2013 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 12th - 26th March 2013 |
| The Merry Wives of Windsor | William Shakespeare | 2013 | Summer Tour 25th June - 6th July 2013 |
| Cows | Karoline Leach | 2012 | Somerset County Drama Festival March 2012 |
| Lend Me A Tenor | Ken Ludwig | 2012 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre |
| Outside Edge | Richard Harris | 2012 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 13th – 17th March 2012 |
| Sir Terry Pratchett's Lords and Ladies, adapted for the stage | Nicola Dawson and Martin Jevon | 2012 | Summer Tour 2012 |
| A Murder is Announced | Leslie Darbon, adapted from the novel by Agatha Christie | 2011 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 8th – 12th November 2011 |
| Edwin | John Mortimer | 2011 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2nd April 2011 |
| The Good Doctor | Neil Simon | 2011 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 15th – 19th March 2011 |
| The Servant of Two Masters | Carlo Goldoni, translated by Dorothy Louise | 2011 | Summer Tour 14th – 25th June 2011 |
| Tourist Office | Cosmo Johnson | 2011 | SFD Original Playwriting Festival Merlin Theatre |
| Antic | Karoline Leach | 2010 | The Place 10th and 11th September 2010 |
| As You Like It | William Shakespeare | 2010 | Summer Tour 15th - 26th June 2010 |
| Cold Comfort Farm | Paul Doust, Adapted from the novel by Stella Gibbons | 2010 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 9th - 13th March 2010 |
| David's Birthday | Gillian Plowman | 2010 | The Place 10th and 11th September 2010 |
| GamePlan | Alan Ayckbourn | 2010 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 10th |
| Seascape | Tony Rushforth | 2010 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2010 |
| The Good Doctor (excerpts) | Neil Simon, adapted from the stories of Anton Chekhov | 2010 | Overall Winner Somerset County Drama Festival Overall Winner Wessex Area Final AETF |
| Black Coffee | Agatha Christie | 2009 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th - 21st March 2009 |
| Daisy Pulls It Off | Denise Deegan | 2009 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 10th to 14th November 2009 |
| Daisy Pulls It Off in Gambia | Denise Deegan | 2009 | Alliance Franco-Gambienne Serrekunda 20th and 22nd November 2009 |
| London Assurance | Dion Boucicault | 2009 | Summer Tour 16th - 26th June 2009 |
| Soho Squared; two One Acts set in Soho. | Unknown | 2009 | Friday 18th September 2009 Waterrow Church and Community Hall 7.30pm Saturday19th September 2009 Halse Village Hall |
| The Crimson Cocoanut | Ian Hay | 2009 | Friday 18th September 2009 Waterrow Church and Community Hall 7.30pm Saturday19th September 2009 Halse Village Hall |
| Two Gentlemen Of Soho | AP Herbert | 2009 | One Act Festival entry |
| An Ideal Husband | Oscar Wilde | 2008 | The Brewhouse Theatre 4th — 8th November 2008 |
| Suddenly at Home | Francis Durbridge | 2008 | The Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th March 2008 |
| Talking Heads | Alan Bennett | 2008 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 25th - 27th September 2008 |
| The Zoo Story | Edward Albee | 2008 | Somerset County Drama Festival King's College |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 2008 | Summer Tour June 2008 |
| You're In Room Eight | Les Clarke | 2008 | One Act festival entry |
| Cash On Delivery | Ray Cooney | 2007 | Brewhouse Theatre 30th Oct. – 3rd Nov. 2007 |
| Jekyll and Hyde | Leonard Caddy | 2007 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th March 2007 |
| People Who Live in Boxes | Les Clarke | 2007 | SFD Original Playwriting Festival Little Theatre |
| Tom Jones | Henry Fielding | 2007 | On Tour 19th - 30th June 2007 |
| Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre adapted for the stage | Willis Hall | 2006 | Summer Tour – 20th June - 2nd July 2006 |
| Free Fall | Lissa Gyll | 2006 | Original Play Festival 25th February 2006 and County Drama Festival 11th March 2006 |
| Murdered to Death | Peter Gordon | 2006 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th - 18th November 2006 |
| The Happy Journey | Thornton Wilder | 2006 | The Place in-house 15th and 16th Kingston St Mary 22nd and Burrowbridge 23rd September 2006 |
| The Music Lovers | Georges Feydeau | 2006 | The Place in-house 15th and 16th Kingston St Mary 22nd and Burrowbridge 23rd September 2006 |
| There Goes the Bride | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2006 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th March 2006 |
| Much Ado About Nothing | William Shakespeare | 2005 | Summer Tour 2005 |
| Sherlock's Excellent Adventure | James Barry | 2005 | The Place 5th January 2005 |
| Taking Steps | Alan Ayckbourn | 2005 | Brewhouse Theatre November 2005 |
| Terry Pratchett's Wyrd Sisters, adapted for the stage | Stephen Briggs | 2005 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 2005 |
| The Comedy of a Summer Season | Richard Macauley | 2005 | Somerset Fellowship of Drama Original Playwriting Competition 2005 |
| The Ghost Train | Arnold Ridley | 2005 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th -19th March 2005 |
| A Comedy of Errors | William Shakespeare | 2004 | Summer Tour 22nd June – 4th July 2004 |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 2004 | Brewhouse Theatre 2004 |
| New Place and Time | Richard Macauley | 2004 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2004 |
| The Hound of the Baskervilles | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | 2004 | Brewhouse Theatre March 2004 |
| A Midsummer-Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | 2003 | Summer Tour 2003 |
| Comic Potential | Alan Ayckbourn | 2003 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 11th - 15th March 2003 |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2003 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th November 2003 |
| The Audition | Richard Macauley | 2003 | County Drama Festival 8th March 2003 |
| Thermal Underwear | Andrew Davies | 2003 | The Place February 2003 |
| After the Dream | Richard Macaulay | 2002 | Warehouse Theatre Ilminster |
| Can You Hear the Music | David Campton | 2002 | Somerset Fellowship of Drama |
| Murder in the Cathedral | T.S.Eliot | 2002 | The Churches of St John |
| The Anniversary | Bill MacIlwraith | 2002 | The Place 20th & 21st September 2002 |
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 2002 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th - 16th November 2002 |
| The Merry Wives of Windsor | William Shakespeare | 2002 | Summer Tour 18th - 30th June 2002 |
| Time and Time Again | Alan Ayckbourn | 2002 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 23rd - 27th April 2002 |
| Diversions 1 | John Bowen | 2001 | The Place 5th and 6th October 2001 |
| Diversions 2: The Waiting Room | John Bowen | 2001 | The Place 5th and 6th October 2001 |
| Funny Money | Ray Cooney | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 27th – 31st March 2001 |
| The Accrington Pals | Peter Whelan | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 10th November 2001 |
| The Cagebirds | David Campton | 2001 | Unknown venue |
| The Law is an Ass presented | David Osborne, the Barrister Bard | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 5th September 2001 |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 2001 | Summer Tour 28th June - 8th July 2001 |
| Nude with Violin | Noël Coward | 2000 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th November 2000 |
| Peril at End House | Agatha Christie | 2000 | Brewhouse Theatre 21st - 25th March 2000 |
| See if I Care | Cherry Vooght | 2000 | Unknown venue |
| Thanks A lot Elton | J. John | 2000 | Original Playwriting Competition |
| A Matter of Fact | Roger Robinson | 1999 | The Place 1st and 2nd October 1999 |
| Keeping Down With The Joneses | John Chapman and Jeremy Lloyd | 1999 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd - 27th March 1999 |
| Murder in the Cathedral | T S Eliot | 1999 | Unknown venue |
| Philip and Rowena | Gillian Plowman | 1999 | Unknown venue |
| Turn of the Screw | Henry James | 1999 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th - 27th November 1999 |
| Communicating Doors | Alan Ayckbourn | 1998 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th November 1998 |
| See How They Run | Philip King | 1998 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th - 14th March 1998 |
| Valued Friends | Stephen Jeffreys | 1998 | The Place 11th - 13th June 1998 |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 1997 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th - 29th November 1997 |
| Cinquepace | Alec Taylor | 1997 | County Drama Festival One-Act-Play Festival 1997 |
| Small World | Joyce Carter | 1997 | SFD Original One-Act Playwriting Competition March 1997 |
| The Crucible | Arthur Miller | 1997 | The Place 18th - 20th June 1997 |
| Woman in a Dressing Gown | Ted Willis | 1997 | The Place 12th - 13th September 1997 |
| Worm's Eye View | R.F. Delderfield | 1997 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th March 1997 |
| Murder at the Vicarage | Agatha Christie | 1996 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th — 16th March 1996 |
| The Children's Hour | Lillian Hellman | 1996 | Barnfield Theatre |
| When Did You Last See Your Trousers? | Ray Galton and John Antrobus | 1996 | Brewhouse Theatre 26th - 30th November 1996 |
| Journey's End | R C Sherriff | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th March 1995 |
| Maria Marten, or Murder in the Red Barn | Catherine Pedley | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 28th November - 2nd December 1995 |
| May Day | Unknown | 1995 | Unknown venue |
| The Star Dusters | Naomi Sinclair | 1995 | All England One Act Festival at The Warehouse Theatre |
| Wildest Dreams | Alan Ayckbourn | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd – 27th May 1995 |
| A Bedfull Of Foreigners | Dave Freeman | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th - 14th May 1994 |
| Our Town | Thornton Wilder | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 29th November – 3rd December 1994 |
| The Admission | Unknown | 1994 | Unknown venue |
| Up 'n' Under | John Godber | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th - 12th March 1994 |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th to 15th May 1993 |
| Charley’s Aunt | Brandon Thomas | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th September 1993 |
| Drama and Other Stories | Anton Chekhov | 1993 | Somerset One-Act Drama Festival North Curry Village Hall |
| Hobson's Choice | Harold Brighouse | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th March 1993 |
| The Donahue Sisters | Geraldine Aron | 1993 | Somerset One-Act Drama Festival 1993 |
| What the Butler Saw | Joe Orton | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 30th November – 4th December 1993 |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 1st – 5th December 1992 |
| As You Like It | William Shakespeare | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th- 16th May 1992 |
| Barefoot in the Park | Neil Simon | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 3rd – 7th March 1992 |
| Madame D | Jean Anouilh | 1992 | Unknown venue |
| Touch and Go | Derek Benfield | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th - 12th September 1992 |
| Amadeus | Peter Shaffer | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th May 1991 |
| Careful Rapture | Jack Popplewell | 1991 | Unknown venue |
| The Barretts of Wimpole Street | Rudolph Besier | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 19th – 23rd November 1991 |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th September 1991 |
| Witness for the Prosecution | Agatha Christie | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 9th March 1991 |
| Cathedral – Ten Minutes | Peter Preston | 1990 | Puriton Village Hall 3rd March 1990 Somerset Fellowship of Drama County Drama Festival |
| Come Blow Your Horn | Neil Simon | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th May 1990 |
| Pardon me, Prime Minister | Edward Taylor and John Graham | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 20th – 24th November 1990 |
| The Annotator | Adrienne Howell | 1990 | Puriton Village Hall 3 March 1990 Somerset Fellowship of Drama |
| The Deep Blue Sea | Terence Rattigan | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th September 1990 |
| The Lion in Winter | James Goldman | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 6th – 10th March |
| A Family Occasion | Unknown | 1989 | Unknown venue |
| A Resounding Tinkle | N F Simpson | 1989 | Unknown venue |
| Absent Friends | Alan Ayckbourn | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre 1989 |
| Alfie | Bill Naughton | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th May 1989 |
| Blithe Spirit | Noël Coward | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1989 |
| Brief Counsel | Geoffrey Harper | 1989 | Bridgwater Arts Centre 18th March 1989 Somerset Fellowship of Drama One-Act Play writing Competition |
| Hound of the Baskervilles | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle adapted and dramatised by Tim Kelly | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre November 1989 |
| Cinquepace | Alec Taylor | 1988 | Unknow venue |
| Dangerous Corner | J. B. Priestley | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th September 1988 |
| Death Trap | Ira Levin | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1988 |
| Wanted One Body | Raymond Dyer | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th November 1988 |
| Waters of the Moon | N. C. Hunter | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre May 1988 |
| Great Expectations | Sir Alec Guinness adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th November 1987 |
| Look Out for the Catch | Jean McConnell | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th September 1987 |
| Not Now Darling | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th – 16th May 1987 |
| Vivat! Vivat Regina! | Robert Bolt | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th March 1987 |
| A Minor Problem | Karoline Leach | 1986 | Entry for the All-England Theatre Festival performed at West Monkton Village Hall |
| Confusions | Alan Ayckbourn | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th May 1986 |
| Quiet Weekend | Esther McCracken | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 4th – 8th March 1986 |
| Voyage Round my Father | John Mortimer | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 16th – 20th September 1986 |
| An Inspector Calls | J. B. Priestley | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st September 1985 |
| Cause and Effect | Joan Farbus | 1985 | St Audries School for Girls |
| Sailor Beware | Philip King and Falkland Cary | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre 1985 |
| The Shop at Sly Corner | Edward Percy | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre December 1985 |
| Under Milk Wood | Dylan Thomas | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1985 |
| A Flea in Her Ear | Georges Feydeau (translated by John Mortimer) | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre December 1984 |
| Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime | Constance Cox (Based on a story by Oscar Wilde ) | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th May 1984 |
| Rebecca | Daphne Du Maurier | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th March 1984 |
| Tom Jones based on the novel | Henry Fielding, Dramatised by Joan MacAlpine | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th – 29th September 1984 |
| Flare Path | Terence Rattigan | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th March 1983 |
| Taking Steps | Alan Ayckbourn | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th May 1983 |
| The Wizard of Oz | L. Frank Baum Dramatised by Adele Thane | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 10th December 1983 |
| Worm’s Eye View | R. F. Delderfield | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 1983 |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens by | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th December 1982 |
| Birds on the Wing | Peter Yeldham | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th September 1982 |
| The Winslow Boy | Terence Rattigan | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 16th – 20th February 1982 |
| Travesties | Tom Stoppard | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 1st – 5th June 1982 |
| Crown Matrimonial | Royce Ryton | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st March 1981 |
| Five Finger Exercise | Peter Shaffer | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th – 12th September 1981 |
| Haul for the Shore | Jean McConnell | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th – 12th December 1981 |
| Uproar in the House | Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 26th – 30th May 1981 |
| London Assurance | Dion Boucicault | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th – 27th September 1980 |
| Pink String and Sealing Wax | Roland Pertwee | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 27th – 31st May 1980 |
| The Boyfriend | Sandy Wilson | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th December 1980 |
| Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf | Edward Albee | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre March 18th – 22nd 1980 |
| Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland | Lewis Carroll | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th December 1979 |
| Cæsar and Cleopatra | George Bernard Shaw | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre . 6th – 10th March 1979 |
| Habeas Corpus | Alan Bennett | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th May 1979 |
| How The Other Half Loves | Alan Ayckbourn | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th – 29th September 1979 |
| Anastasia | Marcelle Maurette | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd – 27th May 1978 |
| Charley’s Aunt | Brandon Thomas | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 4th – 9th December 1978 |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th February 1978 |
| Three Sisters | Anton Chekhov | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th - 21st October 1978 |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1977 | Corfield Hall 25th – 29th January 1977 |
| The Killing of Sister George | Frank Marcus | 1977 | Brewhouse Theatre 18th – 22nd October 1977 |
| The School for Scandal | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1977 | The Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th May 1977 This was Thespians' first production at the newly opened Brewhouse. |
| Treasure Island | Robert Louis Stevenson. Adapted from the book by Bernard Miles, Peter Coe and Josephine Wilson | 1977 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th December 1977 |
| Black Comedy | Peter Shaffer | 1976 | Second part of a double bill with “The Real Inspector Hound” Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th March 1976 |
| Gaslight | Patrick Hamilton | 1976 | Corfield Hall. - - - September 1976 |
| The Real Inspector Hound | Tom Stoppard | 1976 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th March 1976 |
| Toad of Toad Hall | A. A. Milne | 1976 | Corfield Hall 27th – 31st January 1976 |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 1976 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th November 1976 |
| A View From the Bridge | Arthur Miller | 1975 | Corfield Hall 1975 (Programme undated) |
| Abelard and Heloise | Ronald Miller | 1975 | Corfield Hall 9th – 13th December 1975 |
| Barefoot in the Park | Neil Simon | 1975 | Corfield Hall 13th – 17th May 1975 |
| Suddenly at Home | Francis Durbridge | 1975 | Corfield Hall 1975 (Programme undated) |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1975 | Corfield Hall 14th – 18th January 1975 |
| Bequest to the Nation | Terence Rattigan | 1974 | Corfield Hall 1974 (Programme undated beyond season 74 – 5 |
| Halfway up the Tree | Peter Ustinov | 1974 | Corfield Hall 22nd February 1974 |
| Halfway up the Tree | Peter Ustinov | 1974 | Corfield Hall 22nd February 1974 |
| Oh! What a Lovely War | Charles Chilton & Theatre Workshop | 1974 | Corfield Hall 19th–23rd March 1974 |
| The Secretary Bird | William Douglas Home | 1974 | Corfield Hall 1974 (No programme or dates in paper archive) |
| Becket | Jean Anouilh | 1973 | Corfield Hall 16th - 20th October 1973 |
| Boeing Boeing | Marc Camoletti and Beverley Cross | 1973 | Corfield Hall 15th – 19th May 1973 |
| The Devils Disciple | George Bernard Shaw | 1973 | Corfield Hall 20th -- 24th March 1973 |
| Under Milk Wood | Dylan Thomas | 1973 | Venue not known 1973 |
| A Man for All Seasons | Robert Bolt | 1972 | (No further information in paper archive) 1972 |
| Pride and Prejudice | Jane Austen | 1972 | Corfield Hall 16th – 20th May 1972 |
| Relatively Speaking | Alan Ayckbourn | 1972 | Corfield Hall 15th – 18th March 1972 |
| Waltz of the Toreadors | Jean Anouilh | 1972 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd January |
| Lock Up Your Daughters | Sir Bernard Miles adapted from Henry Fielding’s Rape Upon Rape | 1971 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th November |
| The Beaux' Stratagem | George Farquhar | 1971 | Corfield Hall 17th – 20th March |
| Wild Goose Chase | Derek Benfield | 1971 | Corfield Hall 20th – 23rd January |
| A Day in the Death of Joe Egg | Peter Nichols | 1970 | Corfield Hall 21st – 22nd July |
| An Inspector Calls | J B Priestley | 1970 | Corfield Hall 30th September – 3rd October |
| Great Expectations | Charles Dickens | 1970 | Corfield Hall 11th – 14th March |
| Man and Superman | George Bernard Shaw | 1970 | Corfield Hall 21st – 24th January |
| The Lion in Winter | James Goldman | 1970 | Corfield Hall 25th – 28th November |
| A Penny for a Song | John Whiting | 1969 | Corfield Hall 22nd – 25th January |
| All My Sons | Arthur Miller | 1969 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd March |
| I'll Get My Man | Philip King | 1969 | Corfield Hall 26th – 29th November |
| Wait Until Dark | Frederick Knott | 1969 | Corfield Hall 8th – 11th October |
| Don't Listen Ladies | Sacha Guitry | 1968 | Corfield Hall 24th – 27th January |
| Farewell, Farewell Eugene | John Vari | 1968 | Corfield Hall 27th – 30th November |
| The Birthday Party | Harold Pinter | 1968 | Unkown venue |
| The Duenna | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1968 | Corfield Hall 8th – 12thth October |
| Tom Jones | Henry Fielding | 1968 | Corfield Hall 26th – 30th March |
| Dandy Dick | A W Pinero | 1967 | Corfield Hall 17th – 20th October |
| Ladies in Retirement | Edward Percy and Reginald Denham | 1967 | Corfield Hall 15th – 18th March |
| Rattle of a Simple Man | Charles Dyer | 1967 | The Town Hall |
| The Crucible | Arthur Miller | 1967 | Corfield Hall 27th – 30th November |
| The Happiest Days of Your Life | John Dighton | 1967 | Corfield Hall 11th – 14th January |
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | 1967 | Corfield Hall 24th – 25th February |
| Lord Arthur Savile's Crime | Oscar Wilde from a short story | 1966 | Corfield Hall 12th – 15th January |
| The Barretts of Wimpole Street | Rudolph Besier | 1966 | Corfield Hall 26th – 30th October |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | 1966 | Corfield Hall July 30th 1966 Town Hall |
| The Private Ear and the Public Eye | Peter Shaffer | 1966 | Corfield Hall 16th – 19th March |
| Blithe Spirit | Noël Coward | 1965 | The Odeon 28th – 30th October |
| Goodnight Mrs Puffin | Arthur Lovegrove | 1965 | Corfield Hall 14th – 16th January |
| Hobson's Choice | Harold Brighouse | 1965 | The Odeon 25th – 27th October |
| Jane Eyre | Charlotte Brontë | 1965 | Corfield Hall 18th – 20th March |
| A Taste of Honey | Shelagh Delaney | 1964 | Corfield Hall 29th April - 2nd May |
| Spider's Web | Agatha Christie | 1964 | Odeon Theatre 26th - 28th October |
| The Amorous Prawn | Anthony Kimmins | 1964 | Corfield Hall 8th - 11th January |
| The Irregular Verb "To Love" | Hugh and Margaret Williams | 1964 | Odeon Theatre 29th - 31st October |
| Salad Days: Book and lyrics | Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade, music by Julian Slade | 1963 | Odeon Theatre 21st - 26th October |
| Simple Spymen | John Chapman | 1963 | Corfield Hall 9th – 12th January |
| Waiting in the Wings | Noël Coward | 1963 | Corfield Hall 27th - 30th March |
| Dry Rot | John Chapman | 1962 | Corfield Hall January 10th - 13th |
| Romanoff and Juliet | Peter Ustinov | 1962 | Odeon Theatre October 22nd - 27th |
| The Brontës | Alfred Sangster | 1962 | Ladymead School |
| The Garden of Adonis | Peter Watling | 1962 | Corfield Hall March 14th - 17th |
| Uncle Vanya | Anton Chekov, translated from the Russian by Marian Fell | 1962 | Ladymead School |
| Breath of Spring | Peter Coke | 1961 | Corfield Hall June 1st - 3rd |
| Flowering Cherry | Robert Bolt | 1961 | ***(apparently not suitable for children under 13!!)*** The Studio |
| Meet Me | Moonlight, by Anthony Lesser | 1961 | Corfield Hall January 11th - 14th |
| Teahouse of the August Moon | John Patrick | 1961 | Odeon Theatre October 23rd - 28th |
| The Deep Blue Sea | Terence Rattigan | 1961 | Corfield Hall March 15th - 18th |
| A Streetcar Named Desire | Tennessee Williams | 1960 | 1960 ; NO DATES OR VENUE GIVEN ON PROGRAMME |
| Fool's Paradise | Peter Coke | 1960 | Odeon Theatre October 24th - 26th |
| Not In The Book | Arthur Watkyn | 1960 | Odeon Theatre October 27th - 29th |
| The Chalk Garden | Enid Bagnold | 1960 | Corfield Hall March 23rd - 26th |
| The Fruits of Knowledge | Kenneth Galloway | 1960 | Corfield Hall January 13th - 16th |
| An Italian Straw Hat | Eugene LaBiche and Marc-Michel | 1959 | Corfield Hall 7th - 10th January |
| Dear Delinquent | Jack Popplewell | 1959 | Odeon Theatre 29th - 31st October |
| Julius Caesar | William Shakespeare | 1959 | Corfield Hall May 7th - 9th |
| Sailor Beware | Philip King and Falkland Cary | 1959 | Odeon Theatre 26th – 28th October |
| The House | The Lake, by Hugh Mills | 1959 | Corfield Hall March 11th - 14th |
| The Vigil | Ladislas Fodor | 1959 | Corfield Hall March 11th - 14th |
| A Question of Fact | Wynard Brown | 1958 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd March |
| Life with the Girls | John Wooldridge | 1958 | Corfield Hall 22nd - 25th January |
| Separate Tables | Terence Rattigan | 1958 | Odeon Theatre 27th - 29th October 1958 |
| The Reluctant Debutante | William Douglas Home | 1958 | Corfield Hall 30th October - November 1st |
| Sabrina Fair | Samuel Taylor | 1957 | Corfield Hall 23rd - 26th January |
| The Merchant of Venice | William Shakespeare | 1957 | Corfield Hall 20th - 23rd March |
| The Book of the Month | Basil Thomas | 1957 | Odeon Theatre October |
| The School for Scandal | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1957 | Odeon Theatre 28th - 30th October |
| Reluctant Heroes | Colin Morris | 1956 | Odeon Theatre 26th - 28th November |
| Seagulls Over Sorrento | Hugh Hastings | 1956 | Corfield Hall 3rd - 7th January |
| The Cross | Kenneth Galloway | 1956 | Divisional Final of the National Festival of Community Drama (One Act Plays) The Town Hall |
| The Noble Spaniard | W Somerset Maugham | 1956 | Corfield Hall 19th - 21st April |
| Witness for the Prosecution | Agatha Christie | 1956 | Odeon Theatre 29th November - 1st December |
| Worlds Apart | Kenneth Galloway | 1956 | Corfield Hall 3rd - 6th October |
| A Murder Has Been Arranged | Emlyn Williams | 1955 | Odeon Theatre 31st October – 5th November |
| As Long As They're Happy | Vernon Sylvaine | 1955 | Odeon Theatre 31st October – 5th November |
| Ring Round the Moon | Jean Anouilh | 1955 | Corfield Hall 5th - 8th January |
| The Applecart | Bernard Shaw | 1955 | Corfield Hall 9th - 12th March |
| Two Gentlemen of Verona | William Shakespeare | 1955 | Corfield Hall 10th - 12th May |
| Bonaventure | Charlotte Hastings | 1954 | Corfield Hall February/March |
| Queen Elizabeth Slept Here | Talbot Rothwell | 1954 | Corfield Hall 4th – 9th January |
| The Poltergeist | Frank Harvey | 1954 | Corfield Hall 16th – 20th November |
| The River Line | Charles Morgan | 1954 | Corfield Hall 16th - 20th March |
| Waters of the Moon | N. C. Hunter | 1954 | Odeon Theatre 18th - 23rd October |
| Autumn Crocus | Dodie Smith | 1953 | Corfield Hall 19th January |
| Pride and Prejudice | Helen Jerome, adapted from Jane Austen’s novel. | 1953 | Corfield Hall 27th and 28th February |
| Pygmalion | George Bernard Shaw | 1953 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 26th November |
| See How They Run | Philip King | 1953 | Corfield Hall 12th – 17th January |
| The Gioconda Smile | Aldous Huxley | 1953 | Corfield Hall 23rd - 28th March |
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 1953 | Odeon Theatre 19th – 24th October |
| The Importance of Being Psmith | Kenneth Galloway | 1953 | Corfield Hall 8th |
| Dear Octopus | Dodie Smith | 1952 | Corfield Hall 14th and 16th February |
| Off the Record | Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall | 1952 | Corfield Hall 7th – 12th January |
| The Artist | Tchekov | 1952 | Corfield Hall March 1st 1952 |
| The Cocktail Party | T S Eliot | 1952 | Corfield Hall 2nd – 3rd December |
| The Heiress | Ruth and Augustus Goetz, adapted from Washington Square, a novel by Henry James | 1952 | Corfield Hall 10th – 15th March |
| The Vigil | Ladislas Fodor | 1952 | Corfield Hall 3rd – 4th April |
| Treasure Hunt | M J Farrell and John Perry | 1952 | Odeon Theatre 20th – 25th October |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | 1951 | The grounds of the Castle Hotel |
| Baa, Baa, Black Sheep | Ian Hay and P G Wodehouse | 1951 | Corfield Hall 8th – 13th January 1951 . |
| Lady Windermere’s Fan | Oscar Wilde | 1951 | Odeon Theatre 22nd – 27th October 1951 . |
| Mary Blake | Kenneth Galloway | 1951 | Corfield Hall 15th and 16th June and Bridgwater Town Hall 21st June |
| Playbill | Terence Rattigan: The Browning Version and Harlequinade | 1951 | Corfield Hall 30th April – 5th May 1951 . |
| The Cock's Stride | Anne Lee-Michell | 1951 | Corfield Hall 13th and 14th June and Bridgwater Town Hall 22nd June |
| The Cradle Song | Gregorio and Maria Martínez Sierra | 1951 | Corfield Hall 5th and 6th June 1951 . |
| The Lady's Not for Burning | Christopher Fry | 1951 | Corfield Hall 30th November and 1st December 1951 . |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 1950 | Corfield Hall 15th – 21st March 1950 . |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 1950 | Odeon Theatre 23rd – 28th October |
| Great Day | Lesley Storm | 1950 | The Village Hall at Croxley |
| After the Deluge | M J Robinson | 1949 | Various venues March/April 1949 This original one act was taken to the County Drama Festival. |
| Thark | Ben Travers | 1949 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| The First Gentleman | Norman Ginsbury | 1949 | Odeon Theatre 24th – 29th October |
| The Winslow Boy | Terence Rattigan | 1949 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Tony | Kenneth Galloway | 1949 | Originally presented at the Corfield Hall Taunton |
| Frieda | Ronald Millar | 1948 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| It’s All Very Odd | Kenneth Galloway | 1948 | November 1948 |
| Shall We Join The Ladies? | J M Barrie | 1948 | Odeon Theatre October 25th - 30th |
| The Shop at Sly Corner | Edward Percy | 1948 | Odeon Theatre October 25th - 30th |
| When Knights Were Bold | Charles Marlowe | 1948 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Budge, Budge Not | N K Smith | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Carpet Slippers | W A Darlington | 1947 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Green Garters | Wilfred Harvey | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Lucrezia Borgia’s Little Party | A J Talbot | 1947 | Victoria Rooms |
| Quiet Weekend | Esther McCracken | 1947 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Vanity Fair adapted from Thackeray’s novel | Constance Cox | 1947 | Odeon Theatre October 28th – November 1st 1947 . |
| Vassals Departing | Stuart Ready | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Acacia Avenue | Mabel and Denis Constanduros | 1946 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 10th – 13th April |
| Danse Macabre | J A Ferguson | 1946 | Taunton 15th March 1946 |
| Rebecca | Daphne du Maurier | 1946 | Odeon Theatre 28th – 30th October |
| Such Stuff as Dreams | J A Ferguson | 1946 | Taunton 15th March 1946 |
| This Happy Breed | Noël Coward | 1946 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 31st December 1946 – 7th January 1947 . |
| Busman's Honeymoon | Dorothy L Sayers and Muriel St Clare Byrne | 1945 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 18th – 21st April |
| Housemaster | Ian Hay | 1945 | Odeon Theatre 17th – 19th December |
| They Came to a City | J B Priestley | 1945 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 12th – 15th September |
| Whiteoaks | Mazo de la Roche | 1945 | Odeon Theatre 8th – 10th January |
| Robert's Wife | St John Ervine | 1944 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 14th – 16th September |
| Rookery Nook | Ben Travers | 1944 | Empire Hall 24th – 26th April |
| The Middle Watch | Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall | 1944 | Empire Hall 5th – 7th January |
| Arms and the Man | Bernard Shaw | 1943 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 16th – 18th September |
| Laburnum Grove | J B Priestley | 1943 | Odeon Theatre 10th – 12th May |
| Quiet Wedding | Esther McCracken | 1943 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 7th and 9th January |
| Candida | Bernard Shaw | 1942 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 8th – 9th January |
| Ebb Tide | Wilfred H Tyler | 1942 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 8th – 9th January |
| Grouse in June | N. C. Hunter | 1942 | Odeon Theatre 20th – 22nd April |
| Full House | Ivor Novello | 1941 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 24th – 25th January |
| When We Are Married | J B Priestley | 1941 | Odeon Theatre 21st – 23rd April |
| George and Margaret | Gerald Savory | 1940 | Odeon Theatre 1st – 3rd April |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1939 | Date and venue unknown It would seem that Act I was produced as a festival entry |
| Tovarich | Jacques Deval, translated by Robert E Sherwood | 1939 | Taunton Town Hall 1st April 1939 Part of the British Drama League Festival programme for 1939. |
| Tangled Skeins | Hermon Ould | 1938 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Scarlet Pimpernel | Baroness Orczy | 1938 | Odeon Theatre 21st – 23rd February |
| A Room in the Tower | J Palgrave Simpson | 1937 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| A School for Coquettes | J Palgrave Simpson | 1937 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Distinguished Gathering | James Parish | 1937 | Odeon Theatre 1st – 3rd February |
| Indoor Fireworks | Arthur MacRae | 1937 | The Town Hall |
| A Damsel in Distress | Ian Hay and P G Wodehouse | 1936 | The Lyceum Theatre 17th – 19th February |
| First Instalment | Molly Whiteman | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Love and How to Cure It | Thornton Wilder | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Sickness of Salome | Wilfred Westlake | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| A Hundred Years Old | S and J Alvarez Quintero | 1935 | The Lyceum Theatre 25th – 27th March |
| And So To Bed (Act II) | Mary Pakington | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Vision at the Inn | Susan Buchan | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Today of All Days | Philip Johnson | 1935 | The Lyceum Theatre 25th – 27th March |
| Villa for Sale | Sacha Guitry | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1934 | The Lyceum Theatre 29th – 31st January |
| King's Pawn | Molly Whiteman and John Wilkins | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Send Her Victorious | Philip Johnson | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The House With the Twisty Windows | Mary Pakington | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Berkeley Square | John Balderston | 1933 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| The Rising Generation | Wyn Weaver and Laura Leycester | 1932 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| The Admirable Crichton | J M Barrie | 1931 | The Lyceum Theatre 12th– 14th February |
| Ambrose Applejohn’s Adventure | Walter Hackett | 1930 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| Shall We Join The Ladies? | J M Barrie | 1930 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| The Professor's Love Story | J M Barrie | 1929 | The Lyceum Theatre 28th February |
| Tilly of Bloomsbury | Ian Hay | 1928 | The Lyceum Theatre 13th – 15th February |