Our previous outdoor productions have  have taken  place at   Manorbier Castle near Tenby.

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 Following the huge success of The 39 Steps in 2014 we   returned with 'Allo Allo' and then in 2017 with Dick Barton   Special Agent. In 2018 we performed Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense to sell out audiences at Penarth Pier Pavilion

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 Red Herring Theatre have now become a major summer   tourist attraction.

 

August 2014 Reviews

Laurence Patrick is brilliant as the debonair Hannay and is perfectly matched by Claire Hovey who wins, not only the heart of Hannay, but of the whole audience.Two of the hardest working actors you’ll ever see are Thomas Hockey and Ricky Valentine as between them they play eighty different characters switching effortlessly and hilariously from gormless heavies to grumpy crofters to little old ladies to name a few.

 

One memory which will linger long in the memory, particularly with the children, is the fighter plane chase through the audience – excellently done.  Skilfully directed by Doctor Who producer Nikki Wilson and staged in the beautiful Manorbier Castle, the audience, who arrived with their picnics and dressed for all weathers, were enchanted by the wonderful production and showed their appreciation by giving rapturous applause.

 

The Tenby Observer August 2014