Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs production poster

Our next pantomime

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

A fun, family-friendly pantomime based on the classic fairy tale, with comedy, audience participation, colourful characters, songs, dancing and plenty of slapstick.

Performance times

  • Thursday 21st Jan 2027 @ 7:30pm
  • Friday 22nd Jan 2027 @ 7:30pm
  • Saturday 23rd Jan 2027 @ 2:30pm and 7:30pm
  • Sunday 24th Jan 2027 @ 1:30pm and 5:30pm

Tickets

  • Adults £9.50
  • Children/Concessions £8.50
  • Enquiries: 07761 092195
  • info@lovelacetheatregroup.co.uk
The stage at the John Godber Centre

Welcome

Welcome to the Lovelace Theatre Group

Hello, thank you for visiting and welcome along to the website of the Lovelace Theatre Group. We are a dynamic and vibrant group engaged in the production of plays, musicals and amateur theatre.

The Lovelace Theatre Group puts on three productions a year and has a long history dating back to the late 60's. We perform at the John Godber Centre in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire. The building is a converted church hall which has a purpose built stage, licensed bar and full amenities. There's rumoured to be a ghost wandering about backstage too!

Feel free to browse the website – we hope you enjoy looking around.

On stage recently

Recent Productions

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Lucky Sods production poster

May 2026

Lucky Sods

This popular theatre play by Hull playwright John Godber takes place in the Mid 90s. When Morris and Jean win the lottery to the tune of 2 million pounds, will it change their lives?

More Here!
The Wizard of Oz production poster

January 2026

The Wizard of Oz

Dorothy is swept away to the magical land of Oz with her dog Toto and sets off along the Yellow Brick Road to seek help from the Wizard.

Details Here!
The Vicar of Dibley production poster

October 2025

The Vicar of Dibley

Our stage play adaptation of the classic comedy brings the quirky residents of Dibley to life with witty dialogue, slapstick and heartfelt scenes.

Details Here!

Latest updates

News & Information

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Lovelace Theatre Group at the March 2026 craft fair

Posted Mar 2026

Craft Fair Time!

The directors of our May play visited the John Godber Centre during the recent Craft Fair, showcasing craft gifts, fundraising stalls and the flyer for Lucky Sods!

Lovelace Theatre Group October craft fair

Posted Sep 2025

October Craft Fair

Come along for coffee, cake and all things crafty, with tickets and information about upcoming Lovelace productions.

The Wizard of Oz poster

Posted Sep 2025

Our Next Panto – The Wizard of Oz!

The adventures of Dorothy, the Lion, Scarecrow and Tinman were brought to life in this Lovelace production.

Performance Details
Lovelace Theatre Group cast from Aladdin

Posted Feb 2025

Aladdin a Success

The cast put in solid performances throughout the run, providing fun and laughter for audiences.

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Get involved

The Lovelace Theatre Junior Group

The Lovelace Theatre Group is always on the lookout for new talent, not only with adults but also children. They are our lifeblood, especially for our annual pantomime which takes place in January each year.

We hold a meeting for the Junior Group each Wednesday evening from 7:30pm to 9:15pm. These consist of drama sessions and acting lessons as well as song and dance. A small nominal charge to cover the cost of hire of our venue is made for this.

Adult sessions are also held every Monday and Thursday evenings from 7:30pm to 10:00. Membership fees are £25 per year. New members are always welcome.

Find out how to join

Extra Lovelace Information

Our History

So, how did it all start? The original Hucknall Drama Club was formed in the 1930's. One of it's members was Robin Bailey who later gained fame as a noted actor; appearing in many films and on television. Robin was a patron of the group for a while and passed away on 14th January 1999.

The Hucknall Drama Group eventually disbanded. Then, in 1968 a teacher called David Henty came to live in Hucknall. When he discovered there was no drama group in the town he decided to form one to showcase the talent of Hucknall and beyond.

The church hall was the ideal venue for this purpose and with borrowed money he staged a grand performance of 'Cinderella' and so the Hucknall Dramatic Society was born.

For the last 40 years or so the group was guided and influenced by Kath and Keith Wiliams who actively participated right up until a few years ago when both sadly passed away.

You can read more about our history by clicking below.

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