About RoCo's Drama Productions
Over the years RoCo has traditionally staged two drama productions a year, typically in March and November and performed over three evenings. In recent years we have also included a Saturday matinee performance too.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
What Type Of Plays Do We Stage?
RoCo has staged a variety of different plays including comedies, dramas and even the odd panto too! Our choice of script usually depends on what size of cast we are able to put together for each production.
Summer End (2016)
Summer End (2016)
Memory Of Water (2008)
Memory Of Water (2008)
The Importance Of Being Earnest (2025)
The Importance Of Being Earnest (2025)
Performance Times
The evening performances start at 7:30pm, with doors opening at around 7pm. The matinee performances start at 2:30pm, with doors opening at around 2pm.
Tickets
Tickets for our productions are priced £10 (unless advertised otherwise). Any prices for concessions will be advertised per production.
Tickets will be able to be purchased online via the website or at St Andrew's. The Box Office Supervisor will provide details on how to complete your order and payments.
The box office opening date and information for purchasing your tickets will be included on publicity materials, here on the RoCo website and via our mailing list and social media accounts.
Seating
The audience are sat in traditional rows facing the stage, with each row and seat having designated numbers which will be reflected on their corresponding tickets.
Bar & Shop
Our drama productions typically have a twenty minute (approx) interval midway through the play, where soft drinks, tea and coffee will be available to purchase from the bar. Alcoholic beverages are available at our evening shows. Refreshments can be purchased with both cash/card payment methods.
Sometimes the bar is open as soon as the doors open, so you'll be able to get a drink before the start of the performance.
A selection of RoCo merch will also be available to purchase at the bar.
Is Food Served During The Interval?
No. Unlike our murder mystery productions where a light supper is served during the interval, food is not served at our dramatic productions.
We are sometimes able to include a tuck shop at the interval bar with snacks and sweets.
How Can I Find Out Updates & Info On The Next Production?
All the information you need on our current/upcoming productions will be available here on the website. To make sure you don't miss any updates when they drop you can follow us on social media and also join our mailing list.