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Bromley Players is a non-professional performing arts society that stages 2 theatre productions annually around South East London and Kent. Recent shows include Our House, Footloose and Sideshow.

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Touch

If you are interested in learning more about Bromley Players and our upcoming musical productions, we invite you to get in touch with us. Our team is committed to fostering a vibrant community of theatre enthusiasts and providing exceptional entertainment through our performances.

Frequently Asked

Questions

What are your fees?

We charge nothing to audition for the society (New Members Audition). We charge a £10 yearly membership to audition for our shows, and a £70 show fee to be a part of one of our shows.

Please note: If you feel you can’t afford to pay a show fee or membership, PLEASE let us know. We have a fund for this and we would never want anyone to be put off doing a show because they couldn’t afford it.

How can I contact you?

If you use the form above then someone from the committee will get back to you. Alternatively, contact us via our facebook page, and someone will get back to you on there.

What is your Accessibility Policy?

We’re proud to perform in an accessible theatre, and we welcome you to contact us if you have any questions, or if you need any assistance, and we will let you know how we can help.

What is your Diversity Policy?

We want to be clear that Bromley Players are actively encouraging, and will be seeking out, diverse members. We want to be a truly diverse society.

Together Artform, The Bob Hope Theatre, Bromley Players, Eldorado and West Wickham Operatic Society have formed a steering group to look at diversity in amateur theatre.

Over the next few months you will see a mission statement from us and we hope proactive steps from these societies to improve diversity in the hobby we all love.

We would love to hear from you about any proactive suggestions to improve diversity as well as any questions, comments or observations you may have. Please therefore do feel free to get in touch with one us.

We hope that this is the first small step on our journey to improve diversity in amateur theatre.