Bangor Drama Club (in lockdown) presents "A Letter to a Friend"

Bangor Drama Club Est. 1935

Bangor Drama Club began in 1935 when a  group of people with a passion for theatre starting reading plays together. The Club put on its first production in 1938 and hasn't looked back since! 

The Clubhouse (a former builder's yard and Home Guard station during the war) was acquired in 1947 and plays were then performed in a number of venues but mostly in "The Little Theatre" across the road. 

In 1993, when The Little Theatre closed, the Clubhouse was converted into the Studio Theatre nestled off central avenue in the heart of Bangor. 
 
The Studio Theatre
Despite the small stage area, the Club produced almost every variety of production in the Studio Theatre - from  Shakespeare to farce, high drama to light comedy and everything in between.  It was with a great sense of pride that the Club always manage to squeeze so much into so little.
​Studio 1A
In its 80th year, the Club moved to its current home, Studio 1A, on Hamilton Road (formerly the Good Templar Hall). After plenty of planning, fundraisers and elbow grease, Studio 1A opened in early 2017 and has hosted countless successful productions already - with many more to come!

On  average, the Club puts on three productions a year and offers  a range  of Summer theatre productions by visiting companies in  July  and August.  There are also regular play readings twice a month during the  season. ​​

Current closure due to COVID-19
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the club premises (Studio 1A, Hamilton Road, Bangor) remain closed until further notice. This decision has been made to minimise risk to the health of both members and visitors. We appreciate your understanding.