Sudbury Area Guide
A locals' guide to Sudbury
Where do Sudbury locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
north wembley,
wembley,
perivale,
south kenton,
harrow on the hill,
alperton,
south harrow,
harrow,
wembley park,
and kenton
Did you know?
"In 1547, there were 6 houses in Wembley."Explore Sudbury
What locals say about Sudbury
Activities near Sudbury
Going Straight
As young men, Michael and Ray were East End villains, working together on a series of lucrative crimes. Today Michael is living a comfortable life in Spain while Ray, married to sharp-tongued Brenda, is struggling to make ends meet back in Britain. After two years without any contact Michael has invited Ray and Brenda over to Spain for a visit, but Brenda is suspicious: what are Michael's true motives?Read more
One Man Two Guvnors
The Hillplayers cook up a comedy classic with One Man Two Guvnors Its a recipe for disaster! One man, his two bosses, and a very hungry stomach... what could possibly go wrong? Set in the groovy 1960s, the show stars Francis Henshall, a starving, out-of-work skiffle player who has just landed two jobs. The catch? He can't tell either of his new guvnors about the other. What follows is a frantic, door-slamming, quick-change caper involving a wad of cash, a dodgy lunchbox, a bumbling actor, and some of the worst dinner service youve ever seen in a Brighton pub restaurant. With the comedy coming thick and fast, this show is perfect for anyone who needs a good laugh. Leave your cares at the door and come join the chaos! ONE MAN TWO GUVNORS by Richard Bean. Based on The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni including the song from the original National Theatre production Tomorrow Looks Good From Here by Grant Olding and Richard Bean. This amateur production of "One Man Two Governors" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk [//www.concordtheatricals.co.uk]Read more
The Glass Menagerie
Considered an 'American Classic' this was Williams' first successful play that catapulted him to fame. The Glass Menagerie is a semi-autobiographical memory play set in St Louis in the 1930s. Narrator Tom Wingfield, who aspires to be a poet, recalls his emotionally fragile sister, Laura and their domineering mother Amanda.The arrival of a dinner guest, referred to as The Gentleman Caller, does not go according to anyones plans .The emotional tension is palpable.Read more
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