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| Dotty Otley | Gill James |
| Lloyd Dallas | Simon Goodison |
| Garry Lejeune | Dave Bunyan |
| Brooke Ashton | Amy Godfrey-Arkle |
| Frederick Fellowes | Steve Humphreys |
| Belinda Blair | Di Orton |
| Tim Allgood | Michael Vaughan |
| Poppy Norton-Taylor | Laura Howard |
| Selsdon Mowbray | Jim Chadwick-Williams |
Noises Off follows a theatrical company to a small town as they rehearse and perform Nothing On. Instead of a play within a play it’s more like a farce within a farce. We see the cast backstage embroiled in peccadilloes and petty bickering and onstage in character trying to hit their marks and keep their lines straight. A classic English farce, Noises Off throws in much opening and closing of doors and many entrances and exits. It’s sometimes difficult to keep up with the fast-paced action, but that’s as it should be to keep the audience confused and amused.
| Director | Steve Humphreys |
| Prompt | Jane Kickham |
| Lighting Technician | Jon Vaughan |
| Lighting Operator | Paul Smith |
| Set Designer | Sarah O’Connor |
| Set Building | George O’Connor & the Players |
| Box Office | Amy Godfrey-Arkel |
| Promotions | Simon Goodison |
| Catering | Brenda Jolly |
| Bar | The Vine |
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