Radius’s regular annual event is the weekend of the Annual General Meeting, when we provide drama and social opportunities in addition to the meeting itself. We also mount one-off events such as launches for new plays, lectures, receptions and workshops. See the home page for a list of forthcoming events. More details will be in the next issue of Radius Performing.

Events & news

Now available

Pilate

by Mark Allen Eaton

A lively one-act play presenting the Crucifixion from a Roman perspective. Review here.

Also available

Birthday in Bethlehem

by Francis Wright

A lively new all-age one-act Christmas play from Radius. Review here.

The theatre is one of the most expressive and useful vehicles for the edification of a country's people, and a barometer that marks the country's greatness or declines. A sensitive theatre . . . can alter a people's sensibility in just a few years, while a decadent theatre where hooves have taken the place of wings can cheapen and lull to sleep an entire nation. Federico Garcia Lorca, 1898-1936

Radius Writers' Group

The Writers' Group meets regularly at a London venue to share work-in-progress, from experienced practitioners to beginners, followed by a theatre outing. To express your interest please email [email protected].

Pages are currently being updated or added to the Radius website, so be sure to check it out again shortly.

Radius members at the 2019 AGM

Before the meeting: Romilly Janes, Richard Wiedemann, John and Ann Ablett; Dilys Stone and the President in the background.

This is a small group dedicated to reading and critiquing each others' work in a friendly and mutually supportive environment. The membership changes from meeting to meeting. Past attenders have spoken very positively about the benefits of exchanging ideas with fellow-writers.

Treasurer Dilys Stone presents her report.

IT technician John Ablett outlines recent developments.

Council Chair Nick Warburton gives an overview of the year

The John Piper window.

Actor and director Peter Moreton leads a workshop on the Parable of the Banquet.

A feedback session.

Lunch break: Kit Harbottle, John Stone and Katrina Clifford help themselves to Romilly's delicious fruit salad.