Productions
In production
The productions we are working on at the moment are:
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Hedda Gabler
Five performances between the 4th of December 2024 and the 7th of December 2024 at The Riverhouse Barn
198th Production. Hedda Gabler is by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. The world premiere was on 31 January 1891 in Munich. The play has been regularly described as a masterpiece of world drama and dramatizes the experiences of the title character, Hedda, the daughter of a general, who is trapp...
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Kafka's Dick
Five performances between the 16th of April 2025 and the 19th of April 2025 at The Riverhouse Barn
This hilarious absurdist comedy by Alan Bennett takes us from early 20th Century Prague, via a Leeds Semi-Detached and on through the gates of Heaven. On the way we explore the nature of fame and the way artists, their work and reputation are remembered and manipulated by critics and historians. ...
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Rope
Five performances between the 23rd of July 2025 and the 26th of July 2025 at The Riverhouse Barn
200th production
Past productions
All our past productions are listed below.
Select a letter to navigate the production titles and click on a link to see more details.
I Dreamed A Dream |
over 27 years ago |
If you're Glad I'll be Frank (Festival) |
over 42 years ago |
The Importance of Being Earnest (1) |
45th production. almost 55 years ago |
The Importance of Being Earnest (2) |
195th Production. ‘Earnest’ is probably Wilde’s most famous and certainly most widely and frequently produced play. It is a classic featherlight farcical comedy of manners with a paper-thin plot t... 12 months ago |
Improbable Episode |
11th production presented as a triple bill with Seventy Three North and A Room in the Tower almost 71 years ago |
In The Name of Love (Festival) |
This original play, written by a member of RDG, is set in a cheap American Motel in the 1990’s. A tautly written two hander it explores the fascinating theme of the relationship between an abducto... over 11 years ago |
An Incident at the Border (Festival) |
A new young Scottish writer Kieran Lynn offers us a vivid, unusual 35 minute play which is a fierce reminder that borders tend to create their own divisions and conflicts and often provide an excus... over 12 years ago |
Inherit the Wind |
almost 33 years ago |
The International Stud (Festival) |
about 30 years ago |
Interview (Festival) |
First production for the new RDG Youth Workshop for entry in the autumn 2005 one act drama festivals over 18 years ago |