Welcome to The Miller Centre Theatre Company website where you can find details of all our productions, past and present, and other information about us.

You can also find information about The Miller Centre Club and its daytime activities.

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
The Miller Centre Theatre’s current response to the pandemic

Our theatre remains closed until further notice. We hope to repopen in late June, subject to restrictions being lifted - watch this space!
For more information about our response please click here.
However, our creativity continues...

Miller Shorts

Our new theme for our Autumn showcase is ‘Today is a good day’. There is a wealth of talent on show and over the next few months you will see a wide range of interesting interpretations on that theme.

A Bit of a Myth
Written by Peter Shore
Performed by Jay Rolfe
17 March 2021

UnParliamentary Language
Written by Chester Stern
Performed by Gerard Kelly and Mia Skytte
10 March 2021

Dare
Written by Keith Orton
Performed by Harry Wells and Keith Orton
30 November 2020

Weighing it Up
Written and performed by Mickie Wynne-Davies
18 November 2020

Persistence
Written by Steve Webb
Performed by Mike Millsted
15 November 2020

Thanks Cupid
Written by Vivian C. Lermond
Performed by Marianna Kydonieos
11 November 2020

No Pick Nick
Written by Tony Dent
Performed by Natalie Jones and Harry Wells
Videography by Dan Dunmore
(contains some strong language)
8 November 2020

Roger’s Last Request
Written by Peter Shore
Performed by Michael Cooke
4 November 2020

Only Fools
Written by Keith Orton
Performed by Janet Edden and David Kay
31 October 2020

Freddie
Written and performed by Chris Spear
29 October 2020

Designated Driver
Written by Chris Hannigan
Performed by Andrea Unwin
25 October 2020

Best Served Cold
Written by Iain McGrath
Performed by Jan Kool
23 October 2020

Click here to see the first 20 videos from this collection

Toilet Rollover

From the start of Lockdown, there was just one thing on people’s minds. All over the UK, from Looe in Cornwall to Scratchy Bottom in Dorset, and as far up as Gentlemen’s Cave in the Orkneys, wild eyed folk were searching high and low for the one thing they wanted. Forget the pasta, the tinned tomatoes, flour and yeast - what people sought was even scarcer! They weren’t fussed if it was single, double or triple ply, if it was quilted or plain, own brand or well-known name, recycled or virgin pulp, white, blue or pink. They just wanted it by the lorry load.

The Master of the Rolls invited The Miller Centre Theatre to capture on video some examples of what happened when individual desires were fulfilled, when that long sought for item became theirs. This film is the result. It is soft and strong, but not very long - just 16 minutes.

Enjoy. We're just glad to get this out of our cistern. Click here to view.

Miller Monologues

A temporarily closed Theatre cannot stop our creative drive for finding new ways to produce drama. We have challenged our members to write monologues on the theme of 'Keeping in Touch‘ to be performed by our own actors and shared with our community.

> Click here to view all 50 monologues!

A brand new set will be released in September on the theme ‘Today is a good day'.

Safeguarding and other Policies

The Miller Centre Theatre Company and the Miller Centre Club respect the diverse ethnic, faith, sexual orientation and lifestyles of our community, audience and membership and have in place policies to cover Anti-Bullying and Harassment, Equality and Diversity and the Safeguarding of Young People and Adults at Risk.

Pamela Cuthill, our Safeguarding Officer, has recently updated our various policies which can be viewed and downloaded here.

These policies include full details of our obligations and responsibilities together with contact information and the complaints procedure. All members are encouraged to familiarise themselves with these policies.