12th to 16th November 2024 at Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes
Following the sell out success of our previous visits to Dibley (Vicar of Dibley in 2012, and The Vicar of Dibley – the Second Coming in 2013 and The Vicar of Dibley 3 – The Holy Trinity in 2018), we are returning to Dibley once more!
Vicar Geraldine Granger is approaching a milestone birthday and the parishioners gift her an evening of speed dating to find love. Though she is unsuccessful in her search there, a new arrival in the village soon catches her attention. Is there a mutual spark of attraction there?
Will Geraldine finally get to walk down the aisle or will the other quirky inhabitants of Dibley mess things up for her? Will there be a holy wholly happy ending?
A stage play adapted from the original TV series written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer, by MKTOC’s very own Steve Clark. By kind permission of Richard Curtis and Tiger Aspect Production and supporting Comic Relief. An amateur production to professional standards.
We’ll be reuniting our talented cast from previous visits to Dibley for this show. The script includes innuendo and mild swearing but not enough to stop it being shown on TV on a Sunday afternoon!
The script for this production is available for other groups to perform, by arrangement with United Agents. Please email Steve for more information and a copy of the script.
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Pictures from our previous Dibley productions:
Show Dates, Times and Ticket Prices
12th to 16th November 2024. At the Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes MK14 6BN
Tuesday 12th November 2024. 7.30pm.
Wednesday 13th November 2024. 7.30pm.
Thursday 14th November 2024. 730pm.
Friday 15th November 2024. 7.30pm.
Saturday 16th November 2024. 2.30pm.
Saturday 16th November 2024. 7.30pm.
Tickets £18@ (£16 concessions)
Concessionary rate to students (NUS or similar ID required), under 18s,
unemployed, disabled, senior citizens (over 60’s).
Ticket sales via the Stantonbury Theatre Box Office
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Cast
We’ll be reuniting the main cast from our previous visits to Dibley.
Geraldine Granger – Joy Dilnot
David Horton – Sean McDermott
Hugo Horton – Steve Clark
Alice Tinker-Horton – Alice Dobell
Frank Pickle – John Hopkins
Jim Trott – David Pibworth
Letitia Cropley – Sue Whyte
Owen Newitt – Gary Martindale
Harry Kennedy – Robert Simpson
Rosie Kennedy – Judith Stacey
Jeremy Ogilvy – Mark Loughran
Suzie -TBC
Hetty – Jodie Commercial
Steve – TBC
Antiques Expert #1 – TBC
Antiques Expert #1 – TBC
Waiter – TBC
Production Team
Director – Emma Dell
Assistant Director – Keith Lennox
Production Manager – Steve Clark
Stage Management – Jade Johnson
Sound – Peter Lawson
Lighting Design – Dave Greenway
Marketing & Publicity – David Lovesy
Props – Pam Buckle
Set – MKTOC
Hair and Make up – Emma Dell (One Salon)
Costumes – MKTOC
Here is what our audiences had to say about our previous Dibley productions:
“I came to see the first VoD show last year and did not think it could get any better. This year I brought my mother along to see it and we were amazed. I go to the theatre a fair bit and your products are some of the best.”
“Wonderful, a hoot as always, even the jokes we’ve heard before. Alice was amazing.”
“Honestly? I thought it was better than the real Vicar of Dibley! Haven’t laughed so much in ages!”
“Absolutely amazing, I couldn’t believe how good the characters from the TV show had been represented. Loved all of them… altogether a very clever and natural production.”
“The Vicar of Dibley… What a great show! You have to admire the MKTOC team. First off for bothering to put on such great shows in our town. Secondly to be so “quality controlled” about what they do put on, from casting to set and staging, attention to detail in costumes, accents, props, the programme, marketing etc, using the right tools for the job in everything they do is what they do best. And lastly, how they create an environment for only a couple of hours where you completely believe what you are watching. To get lost in the moment of such a quality show, time and again, is just the best thing. And all for the price of a 3D cinema ticket.. Live “Light” entertainment… Long may it continue to pour out of MKTOC. Lucky us I say…”
