Travel route 66 as you enjoy the Great American song back catalogue, enjoy the sounds of the 60s in this initimate musical event, staged at the Settlement, Letchworth Adult Education Centre.

We have had fantastic feedback on the show, its not to be missed, check out our social media.

Frederick Knott, the same author that gave us Dial M for Murder, gives us another murder-thriller as Suzy Hendrix, a blind women living in a Notting Hill Gate basement flat, enters an elaborate game of deception in a tale of fear, lies and murder.

The Little Theatre, Letchworth Settlement, 229 Nevells Road,
Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4UB
Thursday 15th ,Friday 16th and Saturday 17th June 2023,
Curtain Open 7.45pm

Tickets £10 Available from online box office or David’s Music (cash only), Eastcheap, Letchworth

Watch our trailer for Wait Until Dark.

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Frederick Knott, the same author that gave us Dial M for Murder, gives us another murder-thriller as Suzy Hendrix, a blind women living in a Notting Hill Gate basement flat, enters an elaborate game of deception in a tale of fear, lies and murder.

The Little Theatre, Letchworth Settlement, 229 Nevells Road,
Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4UB
Thursday 15th ,Friday 16th and Saturday 17th June 2023,
Curtain Open 7.45pm

Tickets £10 Available from online box office or David’s Music (cash only), Eastcheap, Letchworth

Watch our trailer for Wait Until Dark.

Trailer for the Wait Until Dark, performed by the Settlement Players has now been released. Check out our Social media.

Come see the show at the Letchworth Settlement Little Theatre.

Tense psychological thriller play heads to Letchworth | The Comet

A nice write up of our production in the local paper.

A few more rehearsal pics, a homage to Audrey Hepburn.

Trailer for the Wait Until Dark, performed by the Settlement Players has now been released. Check out our Social media.

Here are some rehearsal pics for your enjoyment.

Tickets available from David’s Music in Letchworth or the Players online box office.

Wait until Dark, is a 60s physiological thriller, written by Frederick Knott, and turned into a movie in 1967 starring Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin.

This tense thriller is the story of Suzy Hendrix, a blind women living in a Notting Hill Gate basement flat, who unwittingly possesses a musical doll filled with illicit drugs. 
A psychopathic killer coerces two ex-cons into an elaborate game of deception to retrieve the doll from Suzy.  What follows is a twisted tale of fear, lies and murder, resulting in a terrifying confrontation.

Last week we filmed a trailer for Wait Until Dark, here is a still from the filming, and a moment from the show, a tense confrontation between Mike and Suzy.

Tickets available from David’s Music in Letchworth or the Players online box office.

Wait until Dark, is a 60s physiological thriller, written by Frederick Knott, and turned into a movie in 1967 starring Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin.

This tense thriller is the story of Suzy Hendrix, a blind women living in a Notting Hill Gate basement flat, who unwittingly possesses a musical doll filled with illicit drugs. 
A psychopathic killer coerces two ex-cons into an elaborate game of deception to retrieve the doll from Suzy.  What follows is a twisted tale of fear, lies and murder, resulting in a terrifying confrontation.

Frederick Knott’s tense psychological thriller, Wait Until Dark, is the story of Susy Hendrix, a blind women living in Notting Hill Gate in 1971 who unwittingly possesses a doll filled with illicit drugs.  A mysterious Mr Roat coerces two ex-cons into an elaborate game of deception to retrieve the doll from Susy.  A battle of wits ensues as Susy with unexpected help turns the tables, resulting in a terrifying confrontation

The Little Theatre, Letchworth Settlement, 229 Nevells Road,
Letchworth Garden City, SG6 4UB
Thursday 15^th ,Friday 16^th and Saturday 17^th June 2023, 
Curtain Open 7.45pm

Tickets £10 Available from online box office or David’s Music (cash only), Eastcheap, Letchworth

Wait Until Dark plays on the themes of darkness and light as Susy navigates through her sightless world, and the criminals signal with light.  These themes appear in many forms, from the intense characters and complex deceptions to the lighting of the show itself. So prepare to have your sense of unease turned up to 10 as we Wait Until Dark.
A rehearsal picture to get you in the mood….

It is with great sadness that the Settlement Players received news this week that Joyce Elson had passed away at the age of 96.
Joyce was very much a superstar in the history of the Players, having credits spanning six decades and appearing on stage in an amazing 108 productions.
There are some fantastic images of Joyce in the Players archive,  with the images from the 50s and 60s having a golden age of Hollywood quality to them.
The Players thoughts go out to her family and friends.

Tickets now on sale.