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The Fletcher Players SocietyFletcher Players

▛ The Fletcher Players are Corpus Christi’s resident drama society, committed to funding and programming original, daring and exciting works of student theatre.

The society is the resident theatre company of the Corpus Playroom, one of Cambridge’s most popular theatrical spaces. The Playroom was opened in 1979 by Caroline Oulton and Mark McCrum, and was run by the Fletcher Players until handing over management to the Cambridge Arts Theatre in 2001 and the ADC Theatre in 2011.

The Fletcher Players now serves primarily as a funding body, providing financial support for several shows every term at the Corpus Playroom and ADC Theatre. The society is especially dedicated to encouraging the creation of original dramatic works, both within the Corpus community and throughout Cambridge. For example, Smorgasbord, a night of new writing, provides a space for new content to be honed and developed once every Michaelmas and Lent.

Contact us at: corpusfletcherplayers@gmail.com

The 2026-27 committee is:

President: Anaïs Pelletreau ap2484
Junior Treasurer:
Secretary: Jamie Benson jeb240
New Writing: Leo Lu zl605
Comedy Rep: Chester Chen cz432
Tech Rep: Yusaf Hassan yh628
Welfare: Kevin Zhao yz975
Publicity Officer:

For more information, please visit our website: https://corpus.cam.ac.uk/undergraduates/information-for-freshers/the-fletcher-players/

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Get involved with The Fletcher Players Society shows:
AUDITIONS for Little Tragedies: Mozart and Salieri & The Stone Guest!!!

Easter Week 8 Corpus Playroom Mainshow is looking to complete its fantastic cast! Do you want to fight on swords and die as a vengeful Spanish grand? Or execute divine justice as a dreadful funerary statue? Or, perhaps, playing Requiem and being poisoned by Salieri speaks to you? MOZART AND SALIERI Mozart - lighthearted, cheerful genius destined to die at his best friend’s hand. Feels his death approaching as he is in the process of composing the Requiem. THE STONE GUEST Leporello – Don Juan’s servant. Pragmatic, cynical, he is a realistic commentator on his master’s adventures. Don Carlos – Don Juan killed his brother, and now he is thirsty for blood. Vengeful and full of rage, he mirrors the Commander. The Statue of the Commander: The Stone Guest himself! The statue of Donna Anna's late husband. A force from the realm of supernatural vengeance for Don Juan’s crimes. Monk – a resident of the local monastery who is pious indeed, yet cannot help but admit Dona Anna’s charms. First Guest, Second Guest, Third Guest – friends and admirers of Laura at her party.

  • Sat 9th May, 14:30, Trinity College Frazer Room

Contact zc423@cam.ac.uk before 10th May 2026 01:00 for more details.

Medea needs an Assistant Stage Manager!

Medea is looking for Assistant Stage Managers ! Want to learn stage management skills on an ambitious production or take a break from revision? Or simply experience an ambitious and bold take on a classic Greek tragedy for free? Come help out between the 4th and 9th May!

    Contact sas273@cam.ac.uk before 9th May 2026 23:59 for more details.

    BLANK CANVAS NEEDS A WIDER PROD TEAM

    Blank Canvas, a set of four one-night late shows (May 26-29), is in its third year showcasing new writing and needs a Stage Manager , Lighting Designer , Sound Designer , and Publicist  to join the team! Blank Canvas is a low stakes production centred around showcasing new writing so little experience needed.

      Contact er688@cam.ac.uk before 10th May 2026 01:00 for more details.

      Little Tragedies: Mozart and Salieri & The Stone Guest needs a PRODUCER, MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND STAGE MANAGER

      Seeking a Producer , Musical Director  and Stage Manager ! Easter Week 8 Corpus Playroom Mainshow is looking for production team! In the plays that will appear in the double bill of Pushkin's Little Tragedies, you can find: an eternal conflict of a jealous hard-working craftsman with a careless genius, a life in pursuit of eros that culminates in a well-deserved, yet tragically picturesque death, poison in a glass of wine, and the Stone Guest statue coming alive to take revenge on his murderer. This is Russian drama at its finest, created by a poet under censorship, at the height of his creative glory.

        Contact zc423@cam.ac.uk before 15th May 2026 01:00 for more details.

        A Bit of Trouble at Work is looking for ACTORS!

        A Bit of Trouble at Work, one of this year's Blank Canvas New Writing shows, needs a cast to come to life!

          Contact feh33@cam.ac.uk before 9th May 2026 23:59 for more details.

          Little Tragedies: Mozart and Salieri & The Stone Guest is looking for a PROD TEAM!

          Seeking a Producer , Musical director , Stage Manager , Set Designer  and Publicist ! Easter Week 8 Corpus Playroom Mainshow is looking for production team! In the plays that will appear in the double bill of Pushkin's Little Tragedies, you can find: an eternal conflict of a jealous hard-working craftsman with a careless genius, a life in pursuit of eros that culminates in a well-deserved, yet tragically picturesque death, poison in a glass of wine, and the Stone Guest statue coming alive to take revenge on his murderer. This is Russian drama at its finest, created by a poet under censorship, at the height of his creative glory.

            Contact zc423@cam.ac.uk before 15th May 2026 00:00 for more details.

            You can also see all events that have been put on by this society.

            Shows

            • Sun 3 May
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            • Sat 27 Jun

            Past shows

            See all the shows this society has been previously involved in at the society history page.