About Us
Richmond Players is a not-for-profit community dramatic society, incorporated in 1996. We produce three shows each year, and deliver high-quality, affordable theatre to the Hawkesbury and surrounding communities.
We are also passionate about developing local talent. We coordinate a number of talent development initiatives to support community members, including young people, to grow their knowledge and experience in the performing arts.
We are also passionate about developing local talent. We coordinate a number of talent development initiatives to support community members, including young people, to grow their knowledge and experience in the performing arts.
Our History
The Richmond Players was formed through the Richmond Branch of the Country Women’s Association. At a meeting in February 1952 it was suggested that a play reading circle be formed.
One Act plays were performed in the CWA rooms in Richmond and in 1954 the first three act play was performed in the School of Arts, Richmond. This play was “Ladies in Retirement” directed by Dallas Blake.
Richmond Players has presented plays and musicals, including pantomime and theatre/restaurant every year since 1952 making it one of the longest, continually operating drama groups in NSW.
Our substantial history has prompted us to compile a Richmond Players hard cover book, documenting the many shows that have been a part of our rich past. The book will be available this year and we would to sincerely thank the Kurrajong Comleroy Historical Society, which has been a major force behind the development of this book for the last 18 months.
To contact us, please submit an online enquiry to our Secretary.
One Act plays were performed in the CWA rooms in Richmond and in 1954 the first three act play was performed in the School of Arts, Richmond. This play was “Ladies in Retirement” directed by Dallas Blake.
Richmond Players has presented plays and musicals, including pantomime and theatre/restaurant every year since 1952 making it one of the longest, continually operating drama groups in NSW.
Our substantial history has prompted us to compile a Richmond Players hard cover book, documenting the many shows that have been a part of our rich past. The book will be available this year and we would to sincerely thank the Kurrajong Comleroy Historical Society, which has been a major force behind the development of this book for the last 18 months.
To contact us, please submit an online enquiry to our Secretary.
Committee 2020
Director | Dorothy Phipps
President | Sean Duff
Vice Presidents | Neil McKenzie & Martin Crew
Secretary | Josephine Dwyer
Secretary Minutes Taker | Nellie Grimshaw
Treasurer | Trish Carter
Public Officer | Andrew McMaster
Publicity Officer | Sam O'Hare
Ticketing & Archiving Officer | Craig Wynn-Jones
Safety Officer | Rhonda Jones
Costume Officer | Dianne McKenzie
Front of House | Anne Duff
General Officers | Matthew Barry, Catherine Gregory
President | Sean Duff
Vice Presidents | Neil McKenzie & Martin Crew
Secretary | Josephine Dwyer
Secretary Minutes Taker | Nellie Grimshaw
Treasurer | Trish Carter
Public Officer | Andrew McMaster
Publicity Officer | Sam O'Hare
Ticketing & Archiving Officer | Craig Wynn-Jones
Safety Officer | Rhonda Jones
Costume Officer | Dianne McKenzie
Front of House | Anne Duff
General Officers | Matthew Barry, Catherine Gregory
Resources
- Constitution of Richmond Players Incorporated (adopted 3rd February 2020).
- Richmond Players' Production Handbook
