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Frinton Summer Theatre is a true gem woven into the tapestry of British theatrical history. As we bask in the gentle embrace of time,...

Embark on Extraordinary Adventures and Unleash Your Creativity at Frinton Summer Theatre! Dive into a world of wonder as Frinton Summer...

Frinton's Greensward will welcome a fabulous production of My Fair Lady

Get ready to laugh yourself silly at Frinton Summer Theatre’s production of Don’t Dress for Dinner at McGrigor Hall for the 2023 season.

Let the feuding begin! Two rival Hollywood Grand Dames, Bette & Joan, offer a deliciously spiteful recipe of rivalry, ribaldry & revenge.

One sweet old lady, one motley bunch of criminals posing as musicians, one ingenious heist. Result: marvellous mayhem.

Folk - A controversial play of beautiful music continues at the 2023 McGrigor Hall season at this year's Frinton Summer Theatre.

Comedy Night at Frinton Summer Theatre with Pierre Collins, Brendan Dempsey, Caro Sparks, Ade Campe and Trevor Cook.

Lose yourself in the whirlwind romance of Barefoot in the Park and learn more about the comedy. Post written by Lisa Wakely.

COUNCIL bosses claim they understand residents’ concerns after again granting permission for a big top tent on Frinton’s iconic...

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As patron of the Frinton Summer Theatre, Jane Asher continues a long tradition of iconic names in British theatre supporting this jewel...

FOLLOWING a year of right royal celebrations, Frinton Summer Theatre’s 2023 season is set to open with a unique production of The King’s...

"It's fairly well-known that I had wanted to write something about King George VI ever since "Bertie" became my boyhood hero for handling...

FRINTON Summer Theatre will once again bring a touch of West End glitz to the east coast when this year’s production of My Fair Lady...

Frinton Alumni Rebecca Birch takes on Mike Leighs' classic Abigail's Party. More > Sussax World (5th June 2023)

Edward Max, who ran the popular theatre from 2004 to 2012, died on January 3 following complications related to a long-running illness......

FROM the complex duties of royalty and the heartbreaking turmoil of romance to bitter thespian rivalry and riotous, laugh-out-loud...

In 1849, at the age of 37, Charles Dickens was ready to dig into the parts of his past that he had repressed; that he had felt shameful...

The rock-opera was not as controversial as it might have been, however the show has been condemned through the years by a few religious...