Postcode: NG33 4BN
View Map (Braceby Road, NG33 4BN)Presented by The Foundry Group
Performance date and time
Sunday, 15th March 2026
7:30 PM
Step into history and laugh your socks off with ‘Great Britons’, a rip-roaring new comedy that celebrates some of Britain's boldest and quirkiest heroes! Experience the epic battles, the daring exploits and the hilarity of everyday missteps that shaped a nation – all delivered with a touch of British wit and charm. From cakes burned in royal kitchens to telescopes raised to blind eyes and even a spider with questionable directions, this show takes you on an unforgettable journey through time. With a shoestring budget and a heart full of humour, ‘Great Britons’ brings history to life like never before! Brought to you by the team behind hits like ‘Underdogs’, ‘The Ministry of Biscuits’ and ‘Those Magnificent Men’, this production is perfect for families, history buffs and anyone who loves a good laugh. Come along for the ride - because every hero deserves their moment in the spotlight - and every audience deserves a reason to feel proud (and giggle uncontrollably). Hurrah!
"Crazy, exciting, funny and rollicking." - Brighton Source.
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Performer's website
www.foundrygroup.co.uk
Running time
90 mins + 20 mins interval
Audience Type
Adults/Family
Age Range
8+
Ticket Prices
£14.00 Standard / £8.00 Under 18
Main Box Office Telephone Number
01476585166
Available From
01476 585166 or ropsleyvh@gmail.com
Additional Information
Doors open from 7pm. No bar. Bring your own drinks and nibbles.
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Venue's website
https://sites.google.com/view/ropsleyhall/home
Venue Accessibility (See Key for more information)
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