Centralians Double Bill


With 2019 well and truly under way, The Centralian Players are back with a new production to entertain you, this time a double-bill of two one-act plays.

First up is Shadows, written by Josephine Carter, which explores the life of Erica, an elderly lady living alone in a single room of her home, happy with her memories.  When her family comes to visit and move her to a home, the past is ever present, but who is shadow and who is not?

Changing the tone after the interval, Mantrap, written by Paul Reakes, is a thriller which begins with Trevor, who is relaxing alone at home when a distressed girl begs for his help, claiming to be the victim of an attack.  What follows challenges Trevor as things escalate to include petty larceny, manslaughter and an elaborate form of blackmail.

Tickets are now on sale and can be booked through The Centralians' Box Office by calling Mrs J Thorpe on (01923) 227392, emailing tickets@thecentralians.co.uk or purchased at the door on your preferred night.


If you would like to be reminded of up-and-coming productions, you can like and follow their Facebook page or follow them on Twitter.  Feel free to also leave a review if you have seen any of their productions - they are always keen for feedback.

Looking forward to seeing you there!
Location: Abbots Langley, UK

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