Desborough Amateur Dramatic Society

Now celebrating its 80th year!

Welcome to our website. 

Desborough Amateur Dramatic Society or D.A.D.S. first came into being in 1932,

formed principally by local people, and went on to produce several plays during the ensuing years

until the intervention of the second world war. Resurrected in the late forties, the society proceeded in a stop-go existence.

This continued until the early seventies. A campaign in 1974, to recruit new members was highly successful and the "new" D.A.D.S. was born.

Since then the society has put on regular productions that have been enjoyed by many.

On this site you will find information about current and forthcoming productions, the history of the society and a small photographic archive.

You can also find details about membership to the society.

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Our next production ... April 16th - 20th 2012 at the Church Hall, Victoria Street, Desborough

Curtain up! by Peter Quilter

A hilarious comedy about five women who inherit a disused theatre, and try to resurrect it with riotous consequences.

Tickets available on the door - open from 7.15 p.m.

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Site last updated February 2012

E & OE 2011