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Comedy of Errors on Tour

Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors "On Tour"

27th-28th June & 4th-5th July 2026 2pm all shows

We’re returning with our popular summer Shakespeare production of one of the Bard’s most farcical comedies, with slapstick & mistaken identity.

There will be four touring performances - one each at Bishops Stortford FC, Northgate Primary School, The Gibberd Gardens Harlow, & Birchanger Sports & Social Club.

Depending on the location you can bring a picnic, wine, blankets, and chairs and enjoy the summer evening’s entertainment. Tickets on sale soon!

🙏Our supporters & sponsors for The Comedy of Errors 🙏

BISHOP'S STORTFORD FC

NORTHGATE SCHOOL

THE GIBBERD GARDEN

BIRCHANGER SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB

APEX GYM

HOST RESTAURANT

Blackadder II, the Elizabethan Years...is done and dusted.

It’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone who came to see Blackadder at South Mill Arts. We had the best time - hurray!

The reviews (including those from Bishops Stortford Independent & NODA) were amazing justifying the hard work, time & effort by everyone involved from the director, cast, backstage & everyone else. Here are the pics from the show

We won an Award!

🏆🏆🏆🏆WLTC is very pleased to have won the Noda poster competition - covering the whole of the East England region - for our recent production in October 2025 of Fairytale Courtroom. It's a great achievement to be recognised, and big congratulations to our very own Granville Rush who designed the poster. Congratulations also to Much Hadham drama group as runners up for their Railway Children's poster, designed by Mark Edwards.

Water Lane Theatre Company is very pleased to have been awarded a capital grant from the Stansted Airport Community Fund.

We are members of NODA - NATIONAL OPERATIC & DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
NODA celebrates, connects and supports theatre groups all across the UK.
From village halls to large-scale venues, we’re here for every member and every stage.

WLTC works closely with Isabel Hospice the local Hospice for people living in Bishop’s Stortford, Sawbridgeworth, & surrounding villages throughout East Hertfordshire, providing free specialist care to those who have a life limiting illness. It costs Isabel Hospice almost £8 million each year to continue to provide free specialist care and support to local communities. A gift of £28 would pay for an hour’s care for a patient in their own home, or a Care Home, by one of their Community Nurse Specialists. A gift of £201 would pay for an hour’s specialist nursing for every patient in the In Patient Unit. To enable them to continue to provide this care and support they do so rely on the continued support of local organisations, businesses, Councillors and local communities.

Together We Care.

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