How to Train Your Husband
by Devon Williamson
Directed by: Rob Beadle
Production Dates: 16th – 18th May 2019
2019 How to Train Your Husband programme cover 
2019 How to Train Your Husband programme credits
PHOTOS
How to Train Your Husband cast publicity photo 
How to Train Your Husband publicity photo 
How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband 
2019 How to Train Your Husband
PRESS RELEASE
How to train your husband? Impossible? Not when you have a legendary Husband Trainer living right next door!
Thus the scene is set for Bishopstoke Players’ next production, Devon Williamson’s madcap comedy, ‘How to Train your Husband’, which takes to the stage of the Memorial Hall in May.
Addressing an issue close to every woman’s heart, we follow the adventures of three generations of the Smith family as they attempt to turn their men into fully trained members of the opposite sex.
Nothing quite goes according to plan and the result is an hilarious comedy with plenty of unexpected twists and turns.
Be prepared to giggle, squirm, and get involved in this multi-generational, clever look at marriage. Ladies beware, some of the secrets are being let out!
Performances will be in Bishopstoke Memorial Hall from Thursday 16th to Saturday 18th May 2019 at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £8 (£6 for those aged 16 or under) and are available here or email boxoffice@bishopstokeplayers.uk or phone 07871 006551.
As with all Bishopstoke Players’ productions, proceeds will be donated to the charity Action for Children.
An amateur production by arrangement with Stagescripts Ltd
REVIEW
Scene One Plus
http://sceneoneplus.com/how-to-train-your-husband-2/
- Bishopstoke Players
- Bishopstoke Memorial Hall, Bishopstoke
- Ryan Bishop
- 16 May 2019
This fast-paced comedy addresses an issue close to every woman’s heart – how to train your husband! Does that sound impossible? The play follows the adventures of Kate, Jessica and Sheryl as they attempt to fully train their fella – and it seemed that the whole of Bishopstoke were out in force to find out how!
Bishopstoke Players are by no means a stranger to putting on a comedy, and I always look forward to their productions. A packed out opening night audience just shows you that they are doing something right!
Rob Beadle made his directorial debut and he certainly did the play justice (and I’m sure the group too!). Direction was slick, effective and fast-paced. I’m already looking forward to his next project.
For an opening night, I always presume there will be missed cues or perhaps some lost lines. However, the Bishopstoke Players certainly pulled out all the stops! Katie Pink (Kate) was a joy to watch as the central character. Her ‘Hyacynth Bucket’ demeanour throughout was perfect for this role and her comedic timing was second to none! Someone who I’m glad to see still involved with the group (and still part of the furniture I see!) is Kate Robbins (Jessica). A superb performance with crystal clear diction and elegance, certainly worthy of any West-End stage. Special mention must go to James Gould (Pete) who made an excellent cross-dresser, or, as he put it, the boy from next door. According to the audience member next to me, he had “the best legs in the entire group”! Whatever it is, keep going!
This play runs until Saturday 18 May at Bishopstoke Memorial Hall.