| Title | Author | Year | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quartet | Ronald Harwood | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th to 16th March 2019 |
| Red Peppers | Noël Coward | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th to 16th March 2019 |
| The Importance Of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | 2019 | On Tour across Somerset 9th to 20th July 2019 |
| When We Are Married | J B Priestley | 2019 | Brewhouse Theatre 5th - 9th November 2019 |
| Oh What A Lovely War | by Theatre Workshop, Charles Chilton, Gerry Raffles and Members of the Original Cast | 2018 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th to 11th November 2018 |
| The Safari Party | Tim Firth | 2018 | Brewhouse Theatre Tue 6th to Sat 10th March 2018 |
| The Tram-Track Tragedy | Peter and Patricia Ariss | 2018 | Somerset County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre |
| The Two Gentlemen Of Verona | William Shakespeare | 2018 | On tour across Somerset 10thto 21st July 2018 |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 2017 | Brewhouse Theatre Tues 7th to Sat 11th November 2017 |
| Dial "M" for Murder | Frederick Knott | 2017 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th March 2017 |
| Impatience and Improbability | Nicola Dawson | 2017 | Somerset County Drama Festival 25th March 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Miller's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Nuns' Priest's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Pilgrims | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Reeve's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| Telling Canterbury Tales - The Wife of Bath's Tale | Jeremy Secker | 2017 | Summer Tour 11th - 22nd July 2017 |
| To John | Lorna Evans | 2017 | Somerset County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre |
| Not Now Darling | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2016 | Brewhouse Theatre Taunton 8th - 12th Nov 2016 |
| Romeo and Juliet | William Shakespeare | 2016 | Outdoors across Somerset from the 12th to the 23rd of July 2016 |
| Round and Round the Garden | Alan Ayckbourn | 2016 | Brewhouse Theatre Taunton 8th - 12th March 2016 |
| She Stoops to Conquer | Oliver Goldsmith | 2015 | Summer Tour 14th to 25th July 2015 |
| The Moonstone | Wilkie Collins dramatised by Nick Warburton | 2015 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st November 2015 |
| Tons of Money | Will Evans and Valentine revised by Alan Ayckbourn | 2015 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre3rd – 7th March 2015 |
| Murder on the Nile | Agatha Christie | 2014 | Brewhouse Theatre. 18th - 22nd November 2014 |
| Taming of the Shrew | William Shakespeare | 2014 | Summer Tour at various venues |
| The Final Act of Henry Gladstone | Matthew Clift | 2014 | County Drama Festival Warehouse Theatre 2014 |
| The Killing of Sister George | Frank Marcus | 2014 | 11th - 15th March 2014 |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 2013 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 19th - 23rd November 2013 |
| Belonging | Lissa Gyll | 2013 | Somerset County Drama Festival March 2013 |
| Office Antics | Nicola Breeze | 2013 | Somerset County Drama Festival 23rd March 2013 |
| Snake in the Grass | Alan Ayckbourn | 2013 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 12th - 26th March 2013 |
| The Merry Wives of Windsor | William Shakespeare | 2013 | Summer Tour 25th June - 6th July 2013 |
| Cows | Karoline Leach | 2012 | Somerset County Drama Festival March 2012 |
| Lend Me A Tenor | Ken Ludwig | 2012 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre |
| Outside Edge | Richard Harris | 2012 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 13th – 17th March 2012 |
| Sir Terry Pratchett's Lords and Ladies, adapted for the stage | Nicola Dawson and Martin Jevon | 2012 | Summer Tour 2012 |
| A Murder is Announced | Leslie Darbon, adapted from the novel by Agatha Christie | 2011 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 8th – 12th November 2011 |
| Edwin | John Mortimer | 2011 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2nd April 2011 |
| The Good Doctor | Neil Simon | 2011 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 15th – 19th March 2011 |
| The Servant of Two Masters | Carlo Goldoni, translated by Dorothy Louise | 2011 | Summer Tour 14th – 25th June 2011 |
| Tourist Office | Cosmo Johnson | 2011 | SFD Original Playwriting Festival Merlin Theatre |
| Antic | Karoline Leach | 2010 | The Place 10th and 11th September 2010 |
| As You Like It | William Shakespeare | 2010 | Summer Tour 15th - 26th June 2010 |
| Cold Comfort Farm | Paul Doust, Adapted from the novel by Stella Gibbons | 2010 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 9th - 13th March 2010 |
| David's Birthday | Gillian Plowman | 2010 | The Place 10th and 11th September 2010 |
| GamePlan | Alan Ayckbourn | 2010 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 10th |
| Seascape | Tony Rushforth | 2010 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2010 |
| The Good Doctor (excerpts) | Neil Simon, adapted from the stories of Anton Chekhov | 2010 | Overall Winner Somerset County Drama Festival Overall Winner Wessex Area Final AETF |
| Black Coffee | Agatha Christie | 2009 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th - 21st March 2009 |
| Daisy Pulls It Off | Denise Deegan | 2009 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 10th to 14th November 2009 |
| Daisy Pulls It Off in Gambia | Denise Deegan | 2009 | Alliance Franco-Gambienne Serrekunda 20th and 22nd November 2009 |
| London Assurance | Dion Boucicault | 2009 | Summer Tour 16th - 26th June 2009 |
| Soho Squared; two One Acts set in Soho. | Unknown | 2009 | Friday 18th September 2009 Waterrow Church and Community Hall 7.30pm Saturday19th September 2009 Halse Village Hall |
| The Crimson Cocoanut | Ian Hay | 2009 | Friday 18th September 2009 Waterrow Church and Community Hall 7.30pm Saturday19th September 2009 Halse Village Hall |
| Two Gentlemen Of Soho | AP Herbert | 2009 | One Act Festival entry |
| An Ideal Husband | Oscar Wilde | 2008 | The Brewhouse Theatre 4th — 8th November 2008 |
| Suddenly at Home | Francis Durbridge | 2008 | The Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th March 2008 |
| Talking Heads | Alan Bennett | 2008 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 25th - 27th September 2008 |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 2008 | Summer Tour June 2008 |
| TheZoo Story | Edward Albee | 2008 | Somerset County Drama Festival King's College |
| You're In Room Eight | Les Clarke | 2008 | One Act festival entry |
| Cash On Delivery | Ray Cooney | 2007 | Brewhouse Theatre 30th Oct. – 3rd Nov. 2007 |
| Jekyll and Hyde | Leonard Caddy | 2007 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th March 2007 |
| People Who Live in Boxes | Les Clarke | 2007 | SFD Original Playwriting Festival Little Theatre |
| Tom Jones | Henry Fielding | 2007 | On Tour 19th - 30th June 2007 |
| Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre adapted for the stage | Willis Hall | 2006 | Summer Tour – 20th June - 2nd July 2006 |
| Free Fall | Lissa Gyll | 2006 | Original Play Festival 25th February 2006 and County Drama Festival 11th March 2006 |
| Murdered to Death | Peter Gordon | 2006 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th - 18th November 2006 |
| The Happy Journey | Thornton Wilder | 2006 | The Place in-house 15th and 16th Kingston St Mary 22nd and Burrowbridge 23rd September 2006 |
| The Music Lovers | Georges Feydeau | 2006 | The Place in-house 15th and 16th Kingston St Mary 22nd and Burrowbridge 23rd September 2006 |
| There Goes the Bride | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2006 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th March 2006 |
| Much Ado About Nothing | William Shakespeare | 2005 | Summer Tour 2005 |
| Sherlock's Excellent Adventure | James Barry | 2005 | The Place 5th January 2005 |
| Taking Steps | Alan Ayckbourn | 2005 | Brewhouse Theatre November 2005 |
| Terry Pratchett's Wyrd Sisters, adapted for the stage | Stephen Briggs | 2005 | Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre 2005 |
| The Comedy of a Summer Season | Richard Macauley | 2005 | Somerset Fellowship of Drama Original Playwriting Competition 2005 |
| The Ghost Train | Arnold Ridley | 2005 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th -19th March 2005 |
| A Comedy of Errors | William Shakespeare | 2004 | Summer Tour 22nd June – 4th July 2004 |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 2004 | Brewhouse Theatre 2004 |
| New Place and Time | Richard Macauley | 2004 | Somerset County Drama Festival 2004 |
| The Hound of the Baskervilles | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | 2004 | Brewhouse Theatre March 2004 |
| A Midsummer-Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | 2003 | Summer Tour 2003 |
| Comic Potential | Alan Ayckbourn | 2003 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 11th - 15th March 2003 |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 2003 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th November 2003 |
| The Audition | Richard Macauley | 2003 | County Drama Festival 8th March 2003 |
| Thermal Underwear | Andrew Davies | 2003 | The Place February 2003 |
| After the Dream | Richard Macaulay | 2002 | Warehouse Theatre Ilminster |
| Can You Hear the Music | David Campton | 2002 | Somerset Fellowship of Drama |
| Murder in the Cathedral | T.S.Eliot | 2002 | The Churches of St John |
| The Anniversary | Bill MacIlwraith | 2002 | The Place 20th & 21st September 2002 |
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 2002 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th - 16th November 2002 |
| The Merry Wives of Windsor | William Shakespeare | 2002 | Summer Tour 18th - 30th June 2002 |
| Time and Time Again | Alan Ayckbourn | 2002 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 23rd - 27th April 2002 |
| Diversions 1 | John Bowen | 2001 | The Place 5th and 6th October 2001 |
| Diversions 2: The Waiting Room | John Bowen | 2001 | The Place 5th and 6th October 2001 |
| Funny Money | Ray Cooney | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 27th – 31st March 2001 |
| The Accrington Pals | Peter Whelan | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 10th November 2001 |
| The Cagebirds | David Campton | 2001 | Unknown venue |
| The Law is an Ass presented | David Osborne, the Barrister Bard | 2001 | Brewhouse Theatre 5th September 2001 |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 2001 | Summer Tour 28th June - 8th July 2001 |
| Nude with Violin | Noël Coward | 2000 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th November 2000 |
| Peril at End House | Agatha Christie | 2000 | Brewhouse Theatre 21st - 25th March 2000 |
| See if I Care | Cherry Vooght | 2000 | Unknown venue |
| Thanks A lot Elton | J. John | 2000 | Original Playwriting Competition |
| A Matter of Fact | Roger Robinson | 1999 | The Place 1st and 2nd October 1999 |
| Keeping Down With The Joneses | John Chapman and Jeremy Lloyd | 1999 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd - 27th March 1999 |
| Murder in the Cathedral | T S Eliot | 1999 | Unknown venue |
| Philip and Rowena | Gillian Plowman | 1999 | Unknown venue |
| Turn of the Screw | Henry James | 1999 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th - 27th November 1999 |
| Communicating Doors | Alan Ayckbourn | 1998 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th November 1998 |
| See How They Run | Philip King | 1998 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th - 14th March 1998 |
| Valued Friends | Stephen Jeffreys | 1998 | The Place 11th - 13th June 1998 |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 1997 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th - 29th November 1997 |
| Cinquepace | Alec Taylor | 1997 | County Drama Festival One-Act-Play Festival 1997 |
| Small World | Joyce Carter | 1997 | SFD Original One-Act Playwriting Competition March 1997 |
| The Crucible | Arthur Miller | 1997 | The Place 18th - 20th June 1997 |
| Woman in a Dressing Gown | Ted Willis | 1997 | The Place 12th - 13th September 1997 |
| Worm's Eye View | R.F. Delderfield | 1997 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th March 1997 |
| Murder at the Vicarage | Agatha Christie | 1996 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th — 16th March 1996 |
| The Children's Hour | Lillian Hellman | 1996 | Barnfield Theatre |
| When Did You Last See Your Trousers? | Ray Galton and John Antrobus | 1996 | Brewhouse Theatre 26th - 30th November 1996 |
| Journey's End | R C Sherriff | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th - 11th March 1995 |
| Maria Marten, or Murder in the Red Barn | Catherine Pedley | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 28th November - 2nd December 1995 |
| May Day | Unknown | 1995 | Unknown venue |
| The Star Dusters | Naomi Sinclair | 1995 | All England One Act Festival at The Warehouse Theatre |
| Wildest Dreams | Alan Ayckbourn | 1995 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd – 27th May 1995 |
| A Bedfull Of Foreigners | Dave Freeman | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th - 14th May 1994 |
| Our Town | Thornton Wilder | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 29th November – 3rd December 1994 |
| The Admission | Unknown | 1994 | Unknown venue |
| Up 'n' Under | John Godber | 1994 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th - 12th March 1994 |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th to 15th May 1993 |
| Charley’s Aunt | Brandon Thomas | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th September 1993 |
| Drama and Other Stories | Anton Chekhov | 1993 | Somerset One-Act Drama Festival North Curry Village Hall |
| Hobson's Choice | Harold Brighouse | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th March 1993 |
| The Donahue Sisters | Geraldine Aron | 1993 | Somerset One-Act Drama Festival 1993 |
| What the Butler Saw | Joe Orton | 1993 | Brewhouse Theatre 30th November – 4th December 1993 |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 1st – 5th December 1992 |
| As You Like It | William Shakespeare | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th- 16th May 1992 |
| Barefoot in the Park | Neil Simon | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 3rd – 7th March 1992 |
| Madame D | Jean Anouilh | 1992 | Unknown venue |
| Touch and Go | Derek Benfield | 1992 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th - 12th September 1992 |
| Amadeus | Peter Shaffer | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th May 1991 |
| Careful Rapture | Jack Popplewell | 1991 | Unknown venue |
| The Barretts of Wimpole Street | Rudolph Besier | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 19th – 23rd November 1991 |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th September 1991 |
| Witness for the Prosecution | Agatha Christie | 1991 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 9th March 1991 |
| Cathedral – Ten Minutes | Peter Preston | 1990 | Puriton Village Hall 3rd March 1990 Somerset Fellowship of Drama County Drama Festival |
| Come Blow Your Horn | Neil Simon | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th May 1990 |
| Pardon me, Prime Minister | Edward Taylor and John Graham | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 20th – 24th November 1990 |
| The Annotator | Adrienne Howell | 1990 | Puriton Village Hall 3 March 1990 Somerset Fellowship of Drama |
| The Deep Blue Sea | Terence Rattigan | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th September 1990 |
| The Lion in Winter | James Goldman | 1990 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre 6th – 10th March |
| A Family Occasion | Unknown | 1989 | Unknown venue |
| A Resounding Tinkle | N F Simpson | 1989 | Unknown venue |
| Absent Friends | Alan Ayckbourn | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre 1989 |
| Alfie | Bill Naughton | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th May 1989 |
| Blithe Spirit | Noël Coward | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1989 |
| Brief Counsel | Geoffrey Harper | 1989 | Bridgwater Arts Centre 18th March 1989 Somerset Fellowship of Drama One-Act Play writing Competition |
| Hound of the Baskervilles | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle adapted and dramatised by Tim Kelly | 1989 | Brewhouse Theatre November 1989 |
| Cinquepace | Alec Taylor | 1988 | Unknow venue |
| Dangerous Corner | J. B. Priestley | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th September 1988 |
| Death Trap | Ira Levin | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1988 |
| Wanted One Body | Raymond Dyer | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th November 1988 |
| Waters of the Moon | N. C. Hunter | 1988 | Brewhouse Theatre May 1988 |
| Great Expectations | Sir Alec Guinness adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th November 1987 |
| Look Out for the Catch | Jean McConnell | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th September 1987 |
| Not Now Darling | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th – 16th May 1987 |
| Vivat! Vivat Regina! | Robert Bolt | 1987 | Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th March 1987 |
| A Minor Problem | Karoline Leach | 1986 | Entry for the All-England Theatre Festival performed at West Monkton Village Hall |
| Confusions | Alan Ayckbourn | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th May 1986 |
| Quiet Weekend | Esther McCracken | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 4th – 8th March 1986 |
| Voyage Round my Father | John Mortimer | 1986 | Brewhouse Theatre 16th – 20th September 1986 |
| An Inspector Calls | J. B. Priestley | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st September 1985 |
| Cause and Effect | Joan Farbus | 1985 | St Audries School for Girls |
| Sailor Beware | Philip King and Falkland Cary | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre 1985 |
| The Shop at Sly Corner | Edward Percy | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre December 1985 |
| Under Milk Wood | Dylan Thomas | 1985 | Brewhouse Theatre March 1985 |
| A Flea in Her Ear | Georges Feydeau translated by John Mortimer) | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre December 1984 |
| Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime | Constance Cox (Based on a story by Oscar Wilde ) | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th May 1984 |
| Rebecca | Daphne Du Maurier | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th March 1984 |
| Tom Jones based on the novel | Henry Fielding, Dramatised by Joan MacAlpine | 1984 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th – 29th September 1984 |
| Flare Path | Terence Rattigan | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 15th – 19th March 1983 |
| Taking Steps | Alan Ayckbourn | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 24th – 28th May 1983 |
| The Wizard of Oz | L. Frank Baum Dramatised by Adele Thane | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 6th – 10th December 1983 |
| Worm’s Eye View | R. F. Delderfield | 1983 | Brewhouse Theatre 1983 |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens by | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th December 1982 |
| Birds on the Wing | Peter Yeldham | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 14th – 18th September 1982 |
| The Winslow Boy | Terence Rattigan | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 16th – 20th February 1982 |
| Travesties | Tom Stoppard | 1982 | Brewhouse Theatre 1st – 5th June 1982 |
| Crown Matrimonial | Royce Ryton | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th – 21st March 1981 |
| Five Finger Exercise | Peter Shaffer | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th – 12th September 1981 |
| Haul for the Shore | Jean McConnell | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 8th – 12th December 1981 |
| Uproar in the House | Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot | 1981 | Brewhouse Theatre 26th – 30th May 1981 |
| London Assurance | Dion Boucicault | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 12th – 27th September 1980 |
| Pink String and Sealing Wax | Roland Pertwee | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 27th – 31st May 1980 |
| The Boyfriend | Sandy Wilson | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre 9th – 13th December 1980 |
| Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf | Edward Albee | 1980 | Brewhouse Theatre March 18th – 22nd 1980 |
| Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland | Lewis Carroll | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 11th – 15th December 1979 |
| Cæsar and Cleopatra | George Bernard Shaw | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre . 6th – 10th March 1979 |
| Habeas Corpus | Alan Bennett | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 22nd – 26th May 1979 |
| How The Other Half Loves | Alan Ayckbourn | 1979 | Brewhouse Theatre 25th – 29th September 1979 |
| Anastasia | Marcelle Maurette | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 23rd – 27th May 1978 |
| Charley’s Aunt | Brandon Thomas | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 4th – 9th December 1978 |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 7th – 11th February 1978 |
| Three Sisters | Anton Chekhov | 1978 | Brewhouse Theatre 17th - 21st October 1978 |
| Move Over Mrs Markham | Ray Cooney and John Chapman | 1977 | Corfield Hall 25th – 29th January 1977 |
| The Killing of Sister George | Frank Marcus | 1977 | Brewhouse Theatre 18th – 22nd October 1977 |
| The School for Scandal | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1977 | The Brewhouse Theatre 10th – 14th May 1977 This was Thespians' first production at the newly opened Brewhouse. |
| Treasure Island | Robert Louis Stevenson. Adapted from the book by Bernard Miles, Peter Coe and Josephine Wilson | 1977 | Brewhouse Theatre 13th – 17th December 1977 |
| Black Comedy | Peter Shaffer | 1976 | Second part of a double bill with “The Real Inspector Hound” Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th March 1976 |
| Gaslight | Patrick Hamilton | 1976 | Corfield Hall September 1976 |
| The Real Inspector Hound | Tom Stoppard | 1976 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th March 1976 |
| Toad of Toad Hall | A. A. Milne | 1976 | Corfield Hall 27th – 31st January 1976 |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | 1976 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th November 1976 |
| A View From the Bridge | Arthur Miller | 1975 | Corfield Hall 1975 (Programme undated) |
| Abelard and Heloise | Ronald Miller | 1975 | Corfield Hall 9th – 13th December 1975 |
| Barefoot in the Park | Neil Simon | 1975 | Corfield Hall 13th – 17th May 1975 |
| Suddenly at Home | Francis Durbridge | 1975 | Corfield Hall 1975 (Programme undated) |
| The Rivals | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1975 | Corfield Hall 14th – 18th January 1975 |
| Bequest to the Nation | Terence Rattigan | 1974 | Corfield Hall 1974 (Programme undated beyond season 74 – 5 |
| Halfway up the Tree | Peter Ustinov | 1974 | Corfield Hall 22nd February 1974 |
| Halfway up the Tree | Peter Ustinov | 1974 | Corfield Hall 22nd February 1974 |
| Oh! What a Lovely War | Charles Chilton & Theatre Workshop | 1974 | Corfield Hall 19th–23rd March 1974 |
| The Secretary Bird | William Douglas Home | 1974 | Corfield Hall 1974 (No programme or dates in paper archive) |
| Becket | Jean Anouilh | 1973 | Corfield Hall 16th - 20th October 1973 |
| Boeing Boeing | Marc Camoletti and Beverley Cross | 1973 | Corfield Hall 15th – 19th May 1973 |
| The Devils Disciple | George Bernard Shaw | 1973 | Corfield Hall 20th -- 24th March 1973 |
| Under Milk Wood | Dylan Thomas | 1973 | Venue not known 1973 |
| A Man for All Seasons | Robert Bolt | 1972 | (No further information in paper archive) 1972 |
| Pride and Prejudice | Jane Austen | 1972 | Corfield Hall 16th – 20th May 1972 |
| Relatively Speaking | Alan Ayckbourn | 1972 | Corfield Hall 15th – 18th March 1972 |
| Waltz of the Toreadors | Jean Anouilh | 1972 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd January |
| Lock Up Your Daughters | Sir Bernard Miles adapted from Henry Fielding’s Rape Upon Rape | 1971 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 27th November |
| The Beaux' Stratagem | George Farquhar | 1971 | Corfield Hall 17th – 20th March |
| Wild Goose Chase | Derek Benfield | 1971 | Corfield Hall 20th – 23rd January |
| A Day in the Death of Joe Egg | Peter Nichols | 1970 | Corfield Hall 21st – 22nd July |
| An Inspector Calls | J B Priestley | 1970 | Corfield Hall 30th September – 3rd October |
| Great Expectations | Charles Dickens | 1970 | Corfield Hall 11th – 14th March |
| Man and Superman | George Bernard Shaw | 1970 | Corfield Hall 21st – 24th January |
| The Lion in Winter | James Goldman | 1970 | Corfield Hall 25th – 28th November |
| A Penny for a Song | John Whiting | 1969 | Corfield Hall 22nd – 25th January |
| All My Sons | Arthur Miller | 1969 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd March |
| I'll Get My Man | Philip King | 1969 | Corfield Hall 26th – 29th November |
| Wait Until Dark | Frederick Knott | 1969 | Corfield Hall 8th – 11th October |
| Don't Listen Ladies | Sacha Guitry | 1968 | Corfield Hall 24th – 27th January |
| Farewell, Farewell Eugene | John Vari | 1968 | Corfield Hall 27th – 30th November |
| The Birthday Party | Harold Pinter | 1968 | Unkown venue |
| The Duenna | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1968 | Corfield Hall 8th – 12thth October |
| Tom Jones | Henry Fielding | 1968 | Corfield Hall 26th – 30th March |
| Dandy Dick | A W Pinero | 1967 | Corfield Hall 17th – 20th October |
| Ladies in Retirement | Edward Percy and Reginald Denham | 1967 | Corfield Hall 15th – 18th March |
| Rattle of a Simple Man | Charles Dyer | 1967 | The Town Hall |
| The Crucible | Arthur Miller | 1967 | Corfield Hall 27th – 30th November |
| The Happiest Days of Your Life | John Dighton | 1967 | Corfield Hall 11th – 14th January |
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | 1967 | Corfield Hall 24th – 25th February |
| Lord Arthur Savile's Crime | Oscar Wilde from a short story | 1966 | Corfield Hall 12th – 15th January |
| The Barretts of Wimpole Street | Rudolph Besier | 1966 | Corfield Hall 26th – 30th October |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | 1966 | Corfield Hall July 30th 1966 Town Hall |
| The Private Ear and the Public Eye | Peter Shaffer | 1966 | Corfield Hall 16th – 19th March |
| Blithe Spirit | Noël Coward | 1965 | The Odeon 28th – 30th October |
| Goodnight Mrs Puffin | Arthur Lovegrove | 1965 | Corfield Hall 14th – 16th January |
| Hobson's Choice | Harold Brighouse | 1965 | The Odeon 25th – 27th October |
| Jane Eyre | Charlotte Brontë | 1965 | Corfield Hall 18th – 20th March |
| A Taste of Honey | Shelagh Delaney | 1964 | Corfield Hall 29th April - 2nd May |
| Spider's Web | Agatha Christie | 1964 | Odeon Theatre 26th - 28th October |
| The Amorous Prawn | Anthony Kimmins | 1964 | Corfield Hall 8th - 11th January |
| The Irregular Verb "To Love" | Hugh and Margaret Williams | 1964 | Odeon Theatre 29th - 31st October |
| Salad Days: Book and lyrics | Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade, music by Julian Slade | 1963 | Odeon Theatre 21st - 26th October |
| Simple Spymen | John Chapman | 1963 | Corfield Hall 9th – 12th January |
| Waiting in the Wings | Noël Coward | 1963 | Corfield Hall 27th - 30th March |
| Dry Rot | John Chapman | 1962 | Corfield Hall January 10th - 13th |
| Romanoff and Juliet | Peter Ustinov | 1962 | Odeon Theatre October 22nd - 27th |
| The Brontës | Alfred Sangster | 1962 | Ladymead School |
| The Garden of Adonis | Peter Watling | 1962 | Corfield Hall March 14th - 17th |
| Uncle Vanya | Anton Chekov, translated from the Russian by Marian Fell | 1962 | Ladymead School |
| Breath of Spring | Peter Coke | 1961 | Corfield Hall June 1st - 3rd |
| Flowering Cherry | Robert Bolt | 1961 | ***(apparently not suitable for children under 13!!)*** The Studio |
| Meet Me by Moonlight | Anthony Lesser | 1961 | Corfield Hall January 11th - 14th |
| Teahouse of the August Moon | John Patrick | 1961 | Odeon Theatre October 23rd - 28th |
| The Deep Blue Sea | Terence Rattigan | 1961 | Corfield Hall March 15th - 18th |
| A Streetcar Named Desire | Tennessee Williams | 1960 | 1960 ; NO DATES OR VENUE GIVEN ON PROGRAMME |
| Fool's Paradise | Peter Coke | 1960 | Odeon Theatre October 24th - 26th |
| Not In The Book | Arthur Watkyn | 1960 | Odeon Theatre October 27th - 29th |
| The Chalk Garden | Enid Bagnold | 1960 | Corfield Hall March 23rd - 26th |
| The Fruits of Knowledge | Kenneth Galloway | 1960 | Corfield Hall January 13th - 16th |
| An Italian Straw Hat | Eugene LaBiche and Marc-Michel | 1959 | Corfield Hall 7th - 10th January |
| Dear Delinquent | Jack Popplewell | 1959 | Odeon Theatre 29th - 31st October |
| Julius Caesar | William Shakespeare | 1959 | Corfield Hall May 7th - 9th |
| Sailor Beware | Philip King and Falkland Cary | 1959 | Odeon Theatre 26th – 28th October |
| The House by the Lake | Hugh Mills | 1959 | Corfield Hall March 11th - 14th |
| The Vigil | Ladislas Fodor | 1959 | Corfield Hall March 11th - 14th |
| A Question of Fact | Wynard Brown | 1958 | Corfield Hall 19th – 22nd March |
| Life with the Girls | John Wooldridge | 1958 | Corfield Hall 22nd - 25th January |
| Separate Tables | Terence Rattigan | 1958 | Odeon Theatre 27th - 29th October 1958 |
| The Reluctant Debutante | William Douglas Home | 1958 | Corfield Hall 30th October - November 1st |
| Sabrina Fair | Samuel Taylor | 1957 | Corfield Hall 23rd - 26th January |
| The Book of the Month | Basil Thomas | 1957 | Odeon Theatre October |
| The Merchant of Venice | William Shakespeare | 1957 | Corfield Hall 20th - 23rd March |
| The School for Scandal | Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1957 | Odeon Theatre 28th - 30th October |
| Reluctant Heroes | Colin Morris | 1956 | Odeon Theatre 26th - 28th November |
| Seagulls Over Sorrento | Hugh Hastings | 1956 | Corfield Hall 3rd - 7th January |
| The Cross | Kenneth Galloway | 1956 | Divisional Final of the National Festival of Community Drama (One Act Plays) The Town Hall |
| The Noble Spaniard | W Somerset Maugham | 1956 | Corfield Hall 19th - 21st April |
| Witness for the Prosecution | Agatha Christie | 1956 | Odeon Theatre 29th November - 1st December |
| Worlds Apart | Kenneth Galloway | 1956 | Corfield Hall 3rd - 6th October |
| A Murder Has Been Arranged | Emlyn Williams | 1955 | Odeon Theatre 31st October – 5th November |
| As Long As They're Happy | Vernon Sylvaine | 1955 | Odeon Theatre 31st October – 5th November |
| Ring Round the Moon | Jean Anouilh | 1955 | Corfield Hall 5th - 8th January |
| The Applecart | Bernard Shaw | 1955 | Corfield Hall 9th - 12th March |
| Two Gentlemen of Verona | William Shakespeare | 1955 | Corfield Hall 10th - 12th May |
| Bonaventure | Charlotte Hastings | 1954 | Corfield Hall February/March |
| Queen Elizabeth Slept Here | Talbot Rothwell | 1954 | Corfield Hall 4th – 9th January |
| The Poltergeist | Frank Harvey | 1954 | Corfield Hall 16th – 20th November |
| The River Line | Charles Morgan | 1954 | Corfield Hall 16th - 20th March |
| Waters of the Moon | N. C. Hunter | 1954 | Odeon Theatre 18th - 23rd October |
| Autumn Crocus | Dodie Smith | 1953 | Corfield Hall 19th January |
| Pride and Prejudice | Helen Jerome, adapted from Jane Austen’s novel. | 1953 | Corfield Hall 27th and 28th February |
| Pygmalion | George Bernard Shaw | 1953 | Corfield Hall 23rd – 26th November |
| See How They Run | Philip King | 1953 | Corfield Hall 12th – 17th January |
| The Gioconda Smile | Aldous Huxley | 1953 | Corfield Hall 23rd - 28th March |
| The Hollow | Agatha Christie | 1953 | Odeon Theatre 19th – 24th October |
| The Importance of Being Psmith | Kenneth Galloway | 1953 | Corfield Hall 8th |
| Dear Octopus | Dodie Smith | 1952 | Corfield Hall 14th and 16th February |
| Off the Record | Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall | 1952 | Corfield Hall 7th – 12th January |
| The Artist | Tchekov | 1952 | Corfield Hall March 1st 1952 |
| The Cocktail Party | T S Eliot | 1952 | Corfield Hall 2nd – 3rd December |
| The Heiress | Ruth and Augustus Goetz, adapted from Washington Square, a novel by Henry James | 1952 | Corfield Hall 10th – 15th March |
| The Vigil | Ladislas Fodor | 1952 | Corfield Hall 3rd – 4th April |
| Treasure Hunt | M J Farrell and John Perry | 1952 | Odeon Theatre 20th – 25th October |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | 1951 | The grounds of the Castle Hotel |
| Baa, Baa, Black Sheep | Ian Hay and P G Wodehouse | 1951 | Corfield Hall 8th – 13th January 1951 . |
| Lady Windermere’s Fan | Oscar Wilde | 1951 | Odeon Theatre 22nd – 27th October 1951 . |
| Mary Blake | Kenneth Galloway | 1951 | Corfield Hall 15th and 16th June and Bridgwater Town Hall 21st June |
| Playbill | Terence Rattigan: The Browning Version and Harlequinade | 1951 | Corfield Hall 30th April – 5th May 1951 . |
| The Cock's Stride | Anne Lee-Michell | 1951 | Corfield Hall 13th and 14th June and Bridgwater Town Hall 22nd June |
| The Cradle Song | Gregorio and Maria Martínez Sierra | 1951 | Corfield Hall 5th and 6th June 1951 . |
| The Lady's Not for Burning | Christopher Fry | 1951 | Corfield Hall 30th November and 1st December 1951 . |
| And Then There Were None | Agatha Christie | 1950 | Corfield Hall 15th – 21st March 1950 . |
| Arsenic and Old Lace | Joseph Kesselring | 1950 | Odeon Theatre 23rd – 28th October |
| Great Day | Lesley Storm | 1950 | The Village Hall at Croxley |
| After the Deluge | M J Robinson | 1949 | Various venues March/April 1949 This original one act was taken to the County Drama Festival. |
| Thark | Ben Travers | 1949 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| The First Gentleman | Norman Ginsbury | 1949 | Odeon Theatre 24th – 29th October |
| The Winslow Boy | Terence Rattigan | 1949 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Tony | Kenneth Galloway | 1949 | Originally presented at the Corfield Hall Taunton |
| Frieda | Ronald Millar | 1948 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| It’s All Very Odd | Kenneth Galloway | 1948 | November 1948 |
| Shall We Join The Ladies? | J M Barrie | 1948 | Odeon Theatre October 25th - 30th |
| The Shop at Sly Corner | Edward Percy | 1948 | Odeon Theatre October 25th - 30th |
| When Knights Were Bold | Charles Marlowe | 1948 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Budge, Budge Not | N K Smith | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Carpet Slippers | W A Darlington | 1947 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Green Garters | Wilfred Harvey | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Lucrezia Borgia’s Little Party | A J Talbot | 1947 | Victoria Rooms |
| Quiet Weekend | Esther McCracken | 1947 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| Vanity Fair adapted from Thackeray’s novel | Constance Cox | 1947 | Odeon Theatre October 28th – November 1st 1947 . |
| Vassals Departing | Stuart Ready | 1947 | Presented by the Taunton Thespian Club in either 1947 or 1952 |
| Acacia Avenue | Mabel and Denis Constanduros | 1946 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 10th – 13th April |
| Danse Macabre | J A Ferguson | 1946 | Taunton 15th March 1946 |
| Rebecca | Daphne du Maurier | 1946 | Odeon Theatre 28th – 30th October |
| Such Stuff as Dreams | J A Ferguson | 1946 | Taunton 15th March 1946 |
| This Happy Breed | Noël Coward | 1946 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 31st December 1946 – 7th January 1947 . |
| Busman's Honeymoon | Dorothy L Sayers and Muriel St Clare Byrne | 1945 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 18th – 21st April |
| Housemaster | Ian Hay | 1945 | Odeon Theatre 17th – 19th December |
| They Came to a City | J B Priestley | 1945 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 12th – 15th September |
| Whiteoaks | Mazo de la Roche | 1945 | Odeon Theatre 8th – 10th January |
| Robert's Wife | St John Ervine | 1944 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 14th – 16th September |
| Rookery Nook | Ben Travers | 1944 | Empire Hall 24th – 26th April |
| The Middle Watch | Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall | 1944 | Empire Hall 5th – 7th January |
| Arms and the Man | Bernard Shaw | 1943 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 16th – 18th September |
| Laburnum Grove | J B Priestley | 1943 | Odeon Theatre 10th – 12th May |
| Quiet Wedding | Esther McCracken | 1943 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 7th and 9th January |
| Candida | Bernard Shaw | 1942 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 8th – 9th January |
| Ebb Tide | Wilfred H Tyler | 1942 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 8th – 9th January |
| Grouse in June | N. C. Hunter | 1942 | Odeon Theatre 20th – 22nd April |
| Full House | Ivor Novello | 1941 | Memorial Hall Taunton School 24th – 25th January |
| When We Are Married | J B Priestley | 1941 | Odeon Theatre 21st – 23rd April |
| George and Margaret | Gerald Savory | 1940 | Odeon Theatre 1st – 3rd April |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1939 | Date and venue unknown It would seem that Act I was produced as a festival entry |
| Tovarich | Jacques Deval, translated by Robert E Sherwood | 1939 | Taunton Town Hall 1st April 1939 Part of the British Drama League Festival programme for 1939. |
| Tangled Skeins | Hermon Ould | 1938 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Scarlet Pimpernel | Baroness Orczy | 1938 | Odeon Theatre 21st – 23rd February |
| A Room in the Tower | J Palgrave Simpson | 1937 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| A School for Coquettes | J Palgrave Simpson | 1937 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Distinguished Gathering | James Parish | 1937 | Odeon Theatre 1st – 3rd February |
| Indoor Fireworks | Arthur MacRae | 1937 | The Town Hall |
| A Damsel in Distress | Ian Hay and P G Wodehouse | 1936 | The Lyceum Theatre 17th – 19th February |
| First Instalment | Molly Whiteman | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Love and How to Cure It | Thornton Wilder | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Sickness of Salome | Wilfred Westlake | 1936 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| A Hundred Years Old | S and J Alvarez Quintero | 1935 | The Lyceum Theatre 25th – 27th March |
| And So To Bed (Act II) | Mary Pakington | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The Vision at the Inn | Susan Buchan | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Today of All Days | Philip Johnson | 1935 | The Lyceum Theatre 25th – 27th March |
| Villa for Sale | Sacha Guitry | 1935 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Hay Fever | Noël Coward | 1934 | The Lyceum Theatre 29th – 31st January |
| King's Pawn | Molly Whiteman and John Wilkins | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Send Her Victorious | Philip Johnson | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| The House With the Twisty Windows | Mary Pakington | 1934 | A British Drama League Festival entry |
| Berkeley Square | John Balderston | 1933 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| The Rising Generation | Wyn Weaver and Laura Leycester | 1932 | St Andrew’s Hall |
| The Admirable Crichton | J M Barrie | 1931 | The Lyceum Theatre 12th– 14th February |
| Ambrose Applejohn’s Adventure | Walter Hackett | 1930 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| Shall We Join The Ladies? | J M Barrie | 1930 | The Lyceum Theatre 20th – 22nd February |
| The Professor's Love Story | J M Barrie | 1929 | The Lyceum Theatre 28th February |
| Tilly of Bloomsbury | Ian Hay | 1928 | The Lyceum Theatre 13th – 15th February |