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Welcome to Wimborne Community Theatre
We make community theatre in unusual places, reflecting local stories, real and fictional.


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Into The Archive – a Radio Play

A radio play, Into the Archive, made by Adrian Newton with WCT members, explores WCT's archive of material from over 30 years of community theatre productions. Adrian Newton writes: The...



WCT begins a new theatre production on the theme of HOME

Is Home where the heart is? Is there no place like it? What does home feel like? Where is it, in your heart or under your roof?      ...



Take a short HOME survey about what makes YOU feel at home.

As part of the creative process for developing our next community theatre project on the theme of Home, we would like to hear your ideas.  And about the special things...



Skittles Evening on Wednesday November 6th at 7.30 pm

You don't have to be an expert skittler - just come and join the Skittles Challenge at Colehill Sports and Social Club, 108 Wimborne Road, Colehill, Wimborne BH21 2QR Only...



Opening of the Wimborne Green Festival on Saturday 12th October

On Saturday we were out on the Minster Green to perform a short piece on RIVERS after the Planet Wimborne Green Festival was officially opened by Vicki Slade MP and...



Barn Dance on Friday 11th October – a storming success!

The Barn Dance on October 11th was a great success with over 100 people enjoying the dancing and live music from the Black Sheep Band in Holt Village Hall. Close...




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About Us

Wimborne Community Theatre creates original site-specific performances, set in unusual outdoor venues or non-theatre buildings. We have created more than 30 productions since 1991.

WCT members work in partnership with artists and arts or heritage organisations to develop and perform stories inspired by local places and the lives of residents, past and present, real and fictional. Over 1,000 people have been involved (aged from 6 months to 89 years), performing to audiences of several thousand. The number of core members expands with each production, depending on who gets involved, e.g. schools, colleges and community groups.