The Vicar of Dibley
All your favourite characters in two classic episodes of the cult comedy hit! It’s the perfect way to kick off your festive season with a dose of Dibley’s signature comedy and charm.
- When:
- Friday 29th of November , to Saturday 7th of December, 2024,
- Where:
- Bakehouse Black Box Theatre, Wheeler St Shepparton
- Cost:
- $35
- Contact:
- STAG on 0408361893 or
- Website:
- events.humanitix.com/stags-the-vica…
Tune in to "Radio Dibley" for all the gossip, and make sure you’re ready for a truly "Dibley Christmas" at The Bakehouse Black Box Theatre this November and December.
This gloriously funny production features Fiona Wallace as our beloved vicar, Geraldine Granger, with Bella Walker stepping into the shoes of the endearingly daft Alice Horton. The whole village will be there, too, with standout performances from Daniel Ryan, Matt Dowling, David Kerr, Greg Wighton, John Head, Wendy Platt, and John Foster. Prepare for a visit from the Dibley Parish Council that’ll leave you in stitches! And here’s the cherry on top—be one of the first to enjoy our brand-new theatre seats!
Whether you're a die-hard fan of the show or visiting Dibley for the first time, this production is bound to be more fun than a Christmas quiz with Jim Trott (No, no, no, yes!).
Production dates and times
- Friday 29th November 7.30 pm
- Saturday 30th November 2 pm and 7.30 pm
- Sunday 1st December 2 pm
- Thursday 5th December 7.30 pm
- Friday 6th December 7.30 pm
- Saturday 7th December 2 pm and 7.30 pm
ACT ONE: DIBLEY LIVE
To celebrate the 650th year of Dibley’s church, St Barnabas, Geraldine arranges a licence to run their own local radio station. All of the villagers lend a hand in the week-long event, and Frank has a particular secret to impart. Meanwhile, the Vicar finds the perfect opportunity to bring David down a peg or two.
ACT TWO: A VERY DIBLEY CHRISTMAS
It’s Christmas - not to mention the turn of the Millennium - in Dibley, and the Vicar is determined to put on a festive show that will be talked about for years. With Hugo, Frank and Owen in charge, they don’t get off to a good start, but plans for a special live nativity, with the actually pregnant Alice as Mary, are soon being made.
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