Hebden Bridge Little Theatre was formed in 1924, as a sub-section of the Literary and Scientific Society, and has been producing plays almost continuously ever since. During its early years, the theatre produced plays in the Co-operative Hall, the Picture House, the Band Rooms on the Park, and for forty years (1937–1977), in the Ground Floor of the Trades Club, on Holme Street. For much of this period, the theatre enjoyed tremendous popularity, with a queue of people waiting to become members, so they could receive invitations to productions.
Read More1930s
- Nine-Forty-Five
- Leah Kleschna
- The Devil a Saint
- The Berg
- Arms and the Man
- One Hundred Years Old
- The Silver Box
- The Soul of Nicholas Snyders
- Pygmalion
- Rosmersholm
- Daughters are Dutiful
- Martine
- Major Barbara
- The Romantic Age
- Rutherford and Son
- At the Villa Rose
- London Wall
1940s
1950s
1960s
- The Crucible
1970s
- Night Must Fall
- An Inspector Calls
- A Man for All Seasons
- Dracula
1980s
- The Real Inspector Hound
- Say Goodnight to Grandma
- The Curse of the Werewolf
- Sweeney Todd
- Blithe Spirit
- Murder in the Cathedral
- Dracula
- Spring and Port Wine
1990s
- No Plays