Writers

Grace Newton of Legacy Performers has performed, directed, stage managed and produced numerous productions in Kent.

Legacy Performers' most notable production was a summer pantomime on Cinderella at the Astor Theatre in Deal.

Grace has regular work as a stage manager for Bromley Youth Music Trust and has worked on props for two 24-hour Musical productions on the West End.

Chris has directed numerous musical productions both in Sheffield and in Kent. 

Highlights include Grease at the Sheffield Lyceum and Little Shop of Horrors for Herne Bay Musical Theatre Society.

Chris directed the workshop for Phil Hornsey's first musical, One, Two, Three Little Pigs.

Will has worked on musical productions in Kent and Cornwall.

He was musical director for Herne Bay Musical Theatre Society's production of How I Became a Pirate which played at the Arden Theatre, Faversham and the King's Hall, Herne Bay.

Helen has brought her incredible creativity to set, costume and logo designs for this production. 

Other theatrical design work has included creating sets for the Arden Theatre (most recently Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell) and for Canterbury Christ Church University's musicals, including the delightfully creepy designs for The Addams Family.

Trevor has constructed the wardrobe for the production. He is frequently seen in various roles both on stage and backstage in Kent.

Recent credits include creating the striking set for The Lindley Players' production of Frankenstein.

Linda has over 35 years experience in creating costumes for the theatre, working with many productions and groups. Her costumes have graced stages from the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury to the Royal Albert Hall.

Linda also works as part of the wardrobe team for touring productions, including being the dresser for many stars on their visits to Kent.