Produced by Celesta Players

All was at peace, the sun shone down on the quaint little houses of Hamelin Town. Beyond them stood the Mansion House, where no sound was heard, not even a mouse. This was the home of the blustering Mayor, his wife and daughter both pretty and fair. All seemed well, though times were hard, until one day they were caught off guard. A yell rang out from women and men, the children screamed and up'd and ran. For as far as the eye could see were rats as big as you and me. The people demanded of their foolish Mayor to rid them of this vermin, from their hair. What was to be done, he did not know, well sit back and you will find out from the show.

Produced by Celesta Players

John Mortimer's autobiographical play charting the relationship between a son and his father over a period of years and in a variety of settings

Produced by Celesta Players

A collection of songs and sketches performed by members of the Society and celesta Youth.

Produced by Celesta Players

Henry Horatio Hobson, widower and Boot-shop proprietor, is much incensed at the 'general increase of uppishness' amongst his three daughters. Maggie, the eldest, being the worst. She thwarts her father's wishes by marrying his boot-hand and setting up in opposition. Hobson finds he cannot do without them, and has to accept Will Mossop as a partner.