Belmont Theatre is an established multi-award winning resident theatre company based at The Pump House Theatre , Watford, Hertfordshire. Although an amateur company run entirely by volunteers, we strive for excellence in all theatrical matters and perform a wide variety of productions (classic dramas, comedies and thrillers) three times a year. Most of our members and audiences are from Hertfordshire, Middlesex and Greater London and our performances often sell out. Our membership includes all levels of experience from beginner to professional (unpaid). Besides the actors, an average production can need up to 30 people behind the scenes to put the production on so we always need new members with diverse skills. Please contact 07917 324179 to learn more.
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This month's Production
SOLD OUT! The Unexpected Guest a murder mystery by Agatha Christie 26-29 February 2020 at Watford Pump House This show has now sold out. Please contact our box office to be put on the list for returns. BOX OFFICE, 07917 324179 or click HERE. Click HERE for more information about the show. 
Don't forget....
Whilst filming and photography is not allowed during a performance, you are free to take as many pictures as you like during the curtain call. Why not share them, and your comments on social media as well. Award-Winning Belmont!
Many congratulations to all the nominees and winners of the Barnet Festival and NODA Awards. At the Barnet Festival "Bothered and Bewildered" was our nomination and we won: THE ANDREW FORNEY AWARD for The Adjudicators Award The Adjudicator particularly praised the sensitive scenes between James (played by Charlie Seddon) and Irene (played by Carole Baynes) plus the dance scene and the final reading of the letter. The meeting of James and Irene he found really moving as James visits the house to search for his real mother. The audience know the situation, he doesn’t realise that he is speaking to his real mother. Very moving. Throughout his appraisal of all the plays Charles put great emphasis on moments and words that sum up the theme of the plays and obviously our production hit the right notes. He appreciated the sensitive way this difficult subject was handled by all the characters, focussing on the desperation, anger, angst with touches of humour. Well done everybody. THE STEPHANIE BRITTON TROPHY for Best Actor in a supporting role This went to Charlie for his portrayal of James. Well done. Louisa Swiergon was nominated in the category for best actress in a supporting role. Charles was particularly struck by the scenes with Irene which were handled with firm kindness and understanding. Carole Baynes was rightly nominated in the category of best actress in a leading role her riveting performance of Irene. Certainly well deserved. For the annual NODA Awards we had already been nominated for the following Trophy for poster design for Journey’s End - National Winners! Scenic award for Journey’s End. Best Female in a play; Carole Baynes in Bothered and Bewildered. Best Male in play; Elliott Campion in Journey’s End. We capped an absolutely brilliant weekend by winning, POSTER DESIGN. Over the years Mike and Maggie have put so much hard work and thought into producing our posters, leaflets and programmes and this is testament to their commitment and expertise to present a professional image to our publicity. Well done both of you. BEST FEMALE IN A PLAY. Carole Baynes BEST MALE IN A PLAY. Elliott Campion These are prestigious national awards and we are rightly proud of all our nominees and winners |
Missed out? Why not get in early for our May 2020 production!
We Happy Few - by Imogen Stubbs A VE Day celebration with music, comedy and drama. May 20th - 23rd 2020 at Watford Pump House, Advance online ticket sales available NOW on Ticketsource HERE. Main Box Office for We Happy Few opens 2nd March. Click on image for show details 
October 2020 Production Announced!
Our October production will be Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion". See our forthcoming production's page and keep checking our website and social media for updates. Past Production
Love in Idleness by Terence Rattigan - October 2019 Audience comment from our first night: "Another brilliant Belmont production, I thoroughly enjoyed the show tonight. Congratulations and thank you to all involved on another fantastic show! Another thank you to all the lovely Front of House staff for being so welcoming (as always)!" Ms V. J. Another audience comment: "Congratulations to the people involved with this show. The acting was first class, especially the parts played by Mary-Anne Anaradoh and Ben Morris. The leading lady in particular excelled herself and nobody forgot her/his lines and had to be prompted. They were very wordy leading roles and there was a lot to learn. Their skills were much appreciated. Congratulations to Mary-Anne also on her co-directing with Carole Baynes Well done to you all! "Ms LB A review of our production by the National Operatic and Dramatic Association appears HERE
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Group Bookings: Enjoy our shows with a group of friends, colleagues or club-mates. They'll thank you for organising it and extra concessions are sometimes available for pre-booked groups of more than 10 for certain performances. This is subject to availability so please contact the Box Office on 07917 324179 for further information.
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What can joining Belmont Theatre really do for me?
If you have ever considered taking a stab at the acting world, wait no longer and head in the direction of your performing dreams. Why? The answer is simple, but powerful. Becoming a thespian, director, stage-hand, costumer, prop master, stage manager as well as promoting the show and ensuring the performances run smoothly. Being in an amateur theatre group has far more intrinsic benefits than many people realise. And who knows where joining amateur theatre society might take you! |
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