THE VICAR OF DIBLEY - THE HOLY TRINITY (Scroll down for link to express your interest).

We are proud to be presenting a third instalment of The Vicar of Dibley, this time incorporating material from the ‘Spring’ and ‘Summer’ specials of the programme. Performance dates are 7-10th of April 2027 including a Saturday Matinee.

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Dibley is abuzz with the chaotic planning of baby Geraldine’s christening and a shocking marriage proposal for the Vicar, but everything is put at risk when a water company plots to submerge the village under a new reservoir! Can Geraldine and her wonderfully loony parish council survive the madness of love, family, and a mass protest to save their beloved homes?

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We shall be holding a read-through on Wednesday, 18th November 2026 and auditions on the following Wednesday, 25th November 2026. Both events, as well as the production itself, will take place at The Simpson Memorial Hall, 361 Moston Lane, Moston, M40 9NB.

The read-through will begin at 7:30pm. Those who sign up for auditions will receive a personal time slot via text message. All final casting decisions will also be notified by text.

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We require a cast of 8 principals and 4 supporting actors (detailed below). 

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The Regulars

• Geraldine Granger (30s–40s)

  • Sharp-witted, protective, suffers hilarious council nightmares, and handles the brunt of the physical comedy.

• Alice Tinker-Horton (20s–30s)

  • Lovably dim, fiercely literal, a delightfully eccentric new mother, and completely blind to punchlines.

• David Horton (50s–60s)

  • Pompous, rules-obsessed chairman who suffers an existential mid-life crisis and makes a romantic fool of himself.

• Hugo Horton (20s–30s)

  • Incredibly sweet, intensely dim, fiercely proud father, and easily dominated by his dad.

• Jim Trott (60s–70s)

  • Famous for his "no-no-no-yes" stutter, highly inappropriate-minded, easily confused, and happily gets arrested.

• Letitia Cropley (60s–80s)

  • Alive and kicking here—knitting with clingfilm and serving stomach-churning Marmite or ketchup cakes.

• Frank Pickle (50s–70s)

  • Pedantic minute-taker, hilariously boring, overly literal, and prone to bizarre over-sharing.

• Owen Newitt (40s–60s)

  • Gruff, unhygienic local farmer who casually breaks the law and is aggressively lonely.

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Act One Guests

• Social Worker (30s–50s)

  • Earnest bureaucrat who remains completely unfazed by utter chaos and poop-covered shoes.

• Bishop of Mulberry (50s–70s)

  • David's old school chum who completely lacks volume control, shouting through a quiet christening.

 

Act Two Guests

• Mr Badcock (40s–60s)

  • Smug corporate water official who drops the reservoir bombshell and takes a punch from Owen.

• Reporter (20s–40s)

  • Dramatic television news correspondent who delivers over-the-top updates on the Dibley protest.

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Please click here to express your interest. If you ulimately find yourself unable to attend, it is imperative you contact us:

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Email: nmaods@yahoo.com or Mobile: 07538922208

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