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September event listings from Theatre by the Lake

Shannaz Posted On August 12, 2025
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Theatre by the Lake’s Listings

We’d like to share with you information for our upcoming shows; please find listings below that cover all events at TBTL in September.

Featured Shows :

Pride and Prejudice

Photo courtesy of Theatre By The Lake

By Kate Hamill | adapted from the novel by Jane Austen | Directed by Lotte Wakeham

Theatre by the Lake, Octagon Theatre Bolton, Stephen Joseph Theatre and Hull Truck Theatre co-production in association with Theatr Clwyd

Main House | Thursday 7 August – Saturday 6 September | 7.30pm; with 2pm matinees on selected dates

Jane Austen’s most iconic love story is brought dazzlingly to life on stage.

When it comes to the subject of marriage, headstrong Lizzy Bennet is determined to resist the mounting pressures and expectations from society. But can she resist love, especially when the infuriatingly intriguing Mr. Darcy keeps popping up at every turn?!

With sharp humour and sparkling dialogue, this witty stage adaptation brings to life the classic story of love, misunderstandings, and second chances (with plenty of music and dancing). Lose yourself in the world of Regency parties and courtship, as hearts race, tongues wag and passions swirl around the English countryside.

Discover the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life, with this vibrant retelling of Austen’s beloved novel performed by a large cast of immensely talented actors. This UK premiere production is adapted by award-winning playwright Kate Hamill and directed by Octagon Theatre Bolton’s Artistic Director Lotte Wakeham.

Tickets: from £12. For Box Office call 017687 74411 or book online at theatrebythelake.com

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Di and Viv and Rose

A Theatre by the Lake and Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch production By Amelia Bullmore | Directed by Fay Lomas Friday 19 September – Saturday 11 October | 7.30pm; with 2pm matinees on selected dates

Back in the 80s, Di, Viv and Rose are university housemates. Energetic and idealistic, they become friends – but where will life take them after that?

Filled with the iconic culture, fashion and music of the 80s, 90s and Noughties, Di and Viv and Rose follows these three women through the messy complexity of adulthood, in a must-see celebration of the power of lifelong friendship.

Candid and full of humour, Di, Viv and Rose talk about sex, ambition and love – sharing joyful moments, painful experiences, and some surprising secrets.

Di and Viv and Rose is written by actor-writer Amelia Bullmore, best known for her portrayal of Steph Barnes in Coronation Street and more recently Riot Women (2025), Happy Valley (2016) and Scott & Bailey (2011). The original production of Di and Viv and Rose transferred to the West End after a sell-out run at Hampstead Theatre.

Tickets: From £12. For Box Office call 017687 74411 or book online at theatrebythelake.com

Photo courtesy of Theatre By The Lake

Duets

  • by Peter Quilter
  • Presented by Derwentwater Drama Group 
  • Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6 September

A gloriously funny examination of the chaotic world of love.

The Community Theatre based at Theatre by the Lake is proud to present this suite of plays, which hilariously explore four differing relationships:

Blind Date: will they get it right this time?
Secretarial Skills: is this the usual boss/secretary dynamic?
The Holiday: the right place to discuss the state of their marriage?
The Bride-To-Be: 3rd time lucky, despite the omens and dismay of the brother?

Tickets: £15. For Box Office call 017687 74411 or book online at theatrebythelake.com

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