Our Objective

"To foster and promote for cultural, recreational and social purposes, the interest of the public in dramatic and related arts"

The Club is an equal opportunities organisation and we actively encourage membership and participation from all people. We can truly say, that in Amateur Dramatics, there is always 'something for everyone', whatever their talent, age or capability.

Please see links (above and below) for details of:
If you wish to contact us, please contact a member of the committee, or click on the email link below

COMMITTEE - who we are and who can you contact

THE LAST SHOW - details of our last production

WTC ARCHIVE - our plays and Pantos through the years

DOCUMENTS - our constitution, child protection and equal opportunities documents

NEWS - our Notice Board with news of upcoming productions

MEMBERS INFORMATION - our most recent members Newsletter

LINKS - Links you might find useful

The Club was founded in 1975 for those who had an interest in Amateur Dramatics and has presented plays, both of the serious and comedy varieties and Pantomimes since then.

We are a very active and friendly group who meet for both socialising and rehearsing at a local venue and present our productions at the Victory Hall in Warsash, an excellent venue for stage productions. Rehearsals are held at the Salterns Club in Newtown Road, just 2 mins walk from the Warsash clocktower. This is an ideal venue for us (bar facilities also available). We do also hold a number of social events throughout the year, to which members, their families and friends are most cordially invited.

We have a thriving youth group who (currently) age from just 8 through to 16 (and who all appear on stage) and our aim is to teach them the skills involved in acting and / or singing on stage in front of a live audience. The social benefits can be seen by the confidence this brings to them. A number of those who learnt their skills with the Warsash Theatre Club have gone on to appear in both Television and on stage in some of our largest theatres.

By the way; at the other end of the scale, age is also no barrier!

Perhaps you may feel that you would like to become involved; there will be no 'pressure' - involvement can be as little or as much as you and your time allows. If so, please see one of the Committee