Here you can watch new and popular plays every week. We deliver a full season of professional-quality productions and provide a performance venue for touring theatre companies. Anyone can get involved; become a Questors member and take part in everything from acting and directing to lighting, front of house and stage design. We also deliver theatre training for all ages; find out about our Academy and Youth Theatre.
There are lots of reasons to discover The Questors:
You'll enjoy our theatre.
We perform in our own high-quality theatre venue - with our 350-seat
Judi Dench Playhouse & 90-seat Studio theatre.You'll enjoy our
plays. Every year we stage a season of 15-20 plays, from modern dramas
& comedies to classics of British & world theatre.
You'll enjoy our high quality. We're a member of the Society of Independent Theatres & one of the biggest drama groups in London.
You'll enjoy our friendliness.
Our front of house team are all Questors members. Our Grapevine bar
features in the Good Beer Guide & is recognised by CAMRA.
The whole family is coming for Christmas. Brace yourself.
It’s the Christmas family get-together at the Bunker home. The men watch TV and go down the pub. The women do all the cooking and look after the kids. It’s the same every year. Except this time.
Unlucky in love Rachel brings along handsome young novelist Clive, hoping to transform their new friendship into something more. But she’s not the only one who wouldn’t mind getting near the mistletoe with him.
Sister Belinda – stuck in a stale marriage and pining for some excitement – finds Clive’s charms hard resist. And alcoholic sister-in-law Phyllis wouldn’t mind getting more familiar with this mildly famous writer too – especially after one too many drinks.
Will any of their husbands’ realise what’s going on? Loose cannon Uncle Harvey certainly has his suspicions about this new chap – and a career in security has taught him how to handle these situations.
Season’s Greetings is the perfect antidote to the onslaught of forced Christmas cheer. If you’re not familiar with the play, think ‘Love Actually’ for people who aren’t that fond of Christmas (or Hugh Grant). And after watching Ayckbourn’s entertaining comedy who knows, perhaps your own Christmas won’t feel quite so bad.
Running time approximately 2 hours 30, including a 15 minute interval
Tickets: £14 (£12 conc, £7 under-16/student). Final Friday and Saturday: £18 (£15 conc, £9.50 under-16/student). First night only: £7
