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Coming Productions
A Murder Mystery Evening
A Murder Mystery Evening
BLUE MURDER AT THE BLUE PARROT
HADIT, in association with Wakes Week, presents an evening of mystery, intrigue, and entertainment at our upcoming Murder Mystery Night!
đź“Ť Loxley Hall, Hope
đź“… Saturday 4th July
🎟️ Tickets: £18
Your ticket includes a delicious pie and pea supper, provided by Jo's Pantry (dietary options available). Bring your own drinks. 1920s dress optional!Â
Tickets: from Watson's Farm Shop or tel: 01433 620665.
'Allo 'Allo!
'Allo 'Allo!
"Listen very carefully, I will say this only once ..."Â
"Listen very carefully, I will say this only once ..."Â
HADIT is delighted to announce that our next production will be the much-loved comedy classic 'Allo 'Allo! — coming to the stage this autumn.
Based on the hugely popular television series, 'Allo 'Allo! is packed with mistaken identities, outrageous disguises, secret schemes, and plenty of laughs. Set in a small café in occupied France during World War II, the story follows reluctant resistance helper René Artois as he attempts to keep everyone happy — from the German officers and the French Resistance to his wife Edith and a café full of eccentric characters. Unsurprisingly, chaos is never far away!
We are planning to perform 'Allo 'Allo! during the last week in October 2026 - keep an eye on our website and social media for updates.
Who are we?
Who are we?
We are an Amateur Dramatic group based in the Hope Valley - the heart of the Peak District - who enjoy putting on productions for the local community. We welcome new members to come along and join in whether it be on the boards or back stage. Contact any of the committee for more details.
We are an Amateur Dramatic group based in the Hope Valley - the heart of the Peak District - who enjoy putting on productions for the local community. We welcome new members to come along and join in whether it be on the boards or back stage. Contact any of the committee for more details.
On a cold winter’s night in the Cheese someone slurred “I’ve always wanted to do a pantomime . . .”. Yet more pints later, and HADIT was born! A flurry of meetings and auditions followed, along with some serious fund raising and enthusiastic community support. Cinderella took to the boards in March 2010. We now have five pantos, seventeen plays, one live radio play, one semi-staged reading and seven Wake’s Week Murder Mysteries under our belts.Â
On a cold winter’s night in the Cheese someone slurred “I’ve always wanted to do a pantomime . . .”. Yet more pints later, and HADIT was born! A flurry of meetings and auditions followed, along with some serious fund raising and enthusiastic community support. Cinderella took to the boards in March 2010. We now have five pantos, seventeen plays, one live radio play, one semi-staged reading and seven Wake’s Week Murder Mysteries under our belts.Â
We rehearse on Mondays and Wednesdays. Our main performance venue is Hope Methodist Hall. Â
We rehearse on Mondays and Wednesdays. Our main performance venue is Hope Methodist Hall. Â
New members will be made very welcome, whether as actors or for help with one or more of the many other aspects of a production. These include directing, choreography, music, set building, costume, props, stage management, lighting, sound and front of house.
New members will be made very welcome, whether as actors or for help with one or more of the many other aspects of a production. These include directing, choreography, music, set building, costume, props, stage management, lighting, sound and front of house.
We organise social evenings and theatre trips, as well as open play readings and stagecraft sessions when we aren’t in rehearsal. We have also continued the way we started, with regular Wednesday get togethers in the Old Hall.
We organise social evenings and theatre trips, as well as open play readings and stagecraft sessions when we aren’t in rehearsal. We have also continued the way we started, with regular Wednesday get togethers in the Old Hall.
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