The Downsview Players in Upper Norwood, SE19, is excited to present Leading Ladies this June 13, 14 and 15 - a comedy by Ken Ludwig.

The Downsview Players celebrated talent across the team this week with a special awards evening and dinner in Croydon.

Director Sammi Canning explains how rehearsals are going for The Downsview Players’ next production, The Father.

A comedy thriller based on Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps is being performed by south London theatre group the Downsview Players on the...

Upper Norwood drama group The Downsview Players is taking their audiences 'under the sea' this November 19, 25 and 26 as they get festive...

Club Chairman John Cooke writes a tribute to his dear friend and fellow Player, Jack Walsh, who passed away on 7th July, 2022. It is with...

The Downsview Players' latest production looks at the tragic events which led to Ruth Ellis becoming the last woman to be hanged in...

The Downsview Players have raised more than £1,300 for two charities supporting people during the pandemic as part of their 90th...

Upper Norwood amateur dramatics society, the Downsview Players, is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year starting with a fundraising...

My name is Mr Bojangles, but my friends call me Bo. I've decided that the last blog of the year should be a right woofing laugh!

In the eighth entry in our blog series, Dear Players, Martin Parham muses on the power of a good old-fashioned double act. We have seen...

Now I don’t know about you, but I believe in all forms of self-expression.

The support and encouragement that I received from the entire group was more than I could have asked for.

In the fifth entry in our blog series, Dear Players, Stephen Atkins shares his view from both on and off-stage. Whether he's learning...

In the fourth entry in our blog series, Dear Players, we find out from our very own in-house Director, Anne Bassi, about how a Director...

Julie joined us in 2018 after moving down from Oxford to seek her fortune in the capital. Yes, you could say she was type-cast when she land

How can we make Downsview Players a genuine community theatre?

Being part of the Downsview Players is like having another family to me.

It won't come as any surprise, but we've had to close our doors in Upper Norwood for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus pandemic.

We were delighted to welcome Kirsty of From Page to Stage to Dick Whittington - the panto! to review our festive production.