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THE HOLLY & THE IVY TENTH ANNIVERSARY TOUR UP AND RUNNING!
Middle Ground’s phenomenally successful The Holly & The Ivy is underway on its tenth anniversary tour. The role of Reverend Martin Gregory is being played by Philip Madoc. Click here to read more about this remarkable production.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST DRAWS TO A CLOSE
The short Autumn tour of Oscar Wilde’s timeless masterpiece has now been completed. The production starred Tom Butcher (The Bill / Doctors), Zoie Kennedy (The Royal), Corrinne Wicks (Doctors, Jim Alexander (London’s Burning / The Bill / Dream Team) and David Gooderson (A Touch of Frost) - please click here for further information on this very successful show.
HELEN FRASER HEADS BILLY LIAR STAR CAST FOR 2009
We are delighted to announce a star cast for our brand new Number 1 UK national tour of Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall's BILLY LIAR. The production will tour from spring 2009 - click here for further details.
MEETING JOE STRUMMER
We have now completed our tour of Paul Hodson’s wonderful punk comedy Meeting Joe Strummer. The production starred Huw Higginson (The Bill) and Steve North (London’s Burning). Click here for more information on the show.
DIAL M FOR MURDER COMPLETES NATIONAL TOUR
The latest tour of Dial M For Murder has just drawn to a close, having played to busy theatres up and down the UK. Leading the cast were James MacPherson (best known for his 15 years as Michael Jardine in Taggart) and Faye Tozer (of pop sensations STEPS), along with Tom Butcher (Dr Marc Eliot in BBC’s Doctors and PC Loxton in The Bill), Richard Walsh (London’s Burning) and Michael Lunney (Crossroads). Click here for further information on the show.
TUNES OF GLORY
Tunes of Glory has now completed the third leg of its UK Nationwide tour and has received excellent press and audience acclaim. Please see our Critics View section for press acclaim or see what audiences have been saying on our Guestbook.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the show, acclaimed British actors Stuart McGugan, Richard Walsh and Rupert Baker headed a cast of 15 in our biggest production to date. This powerful story was made famous by the classic British film starring Alec Guinness and John Mills and directed by Ronald Neame. Hitchcock considered Tunes of Glory to be the best film ever made. Click here for more information.
Middle Ground’s production features music and bespoke filmed footage of the London Scottish Regiment’s Pipes & Drums Band performing at London’s Woolwich Barracks in many of the original film’s costumes.
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