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The Invincibles

by Amanda Whittington

Directed by Jane Tudor

“I’m a spark, a flame, a fire. I’m alive. I’m me. I’m free.”

In 2023, injured Academy footballer Maya follows England’s progress through the Women’s World Cup. The roar of the Lionesses echoes a war cry from 1917.

In her Essex hometown, factory workers Sterling Ladies play for two whirlwind seasons and never lose a match. Known as the Dagenham Invincibles, they will lead the extraordinary movement of female footballers through World War One. As Maya fears she’ll never play again, the Invincibles face their triumph fading into obscurity when the war ends.

The call of the past brings hope for the future and as the eras combine, The Invincibles celebrates the rich history of women in football.

Click this link to see an interview with Amanda Whittington about the play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16Ca68bvooY

Cast

Mya Lewis Masie Roscoe
Sammy Lewis Debbie Taylor
Commentator Lisa Gray
Commentator Maria Adamson
Ada Lorna Cookson
James Rob Hales
Hannah Rachel Binks
Gladys Lauren Twist
Nell Emily Taylor
Maud Eliza Wilson ​
Trixie Katie East
Guy Steven Hall
Ed (Cholly) James Moss
Brian Baden Patrick Gardner
Soldier Jack Barratt (recorded)

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books

  • Doors Open: 6.45pm
  • Show Times: 7.30pm
  • Running Time: tbc
  • Additional Information:

    Trinity Square Car Park (across the road from the theatre) is free to holders of a theatre pass. The pass costs £2 on production of a valid ticket for the current season and allows you to park for any show during the whole season. (Available from the Box Office)
    As the car park can be busy it might be best to arrive early

Date

12 - 15 Feb 2025

Time

19:30 - 22:00

Cost

From £11

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Production by

Broughton Players

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  • Doors Open: 6.45pm
  • Show Times: 7.30pm
  • Running Time: tbc
  • Additional Information:

    Trinity Square Car Park (across the road from the theatre) is free to holders of a theatre pass. The pass costs £2 on production of a valid ticket for the current season and allows you to park for any show during the whole season. (Available from the Box Office)
    As the car park can be busy it might be best to arrive early