Many of the Sixth are now seasoned theatre-goers, having enjoyed a wide range of theatrical experiences. The range is considerable, from "Fiddler on the Roof" to "Marat/Sade", from "Macbeth" to "The Boy-Friend". Although Shakespeare and other classic dramatists figure largely in the list of plays seen, the policy is to see any kind of theatrical entertainment which is good of its kind and which has something to offer. The outings are for entertainment, but while enjoying themselves, the members are widening their experience and developing standards of judgment.
The theatre visits take place once a fortnight during term with parties of fifteen to twenty. Each chooses for himself which of the productions booked he wants to see, so that some members attend only one or two plays, while others attend many of them. About thirty-five of the Sixth have taken part in the outings of the Club.
Productions seen were:-
The National Theatre
Tartuffe Moliere
Edward II Marlowe
Dance of Death Strindberg
The Advertisement
Royal Shakespeare Theatre (Aldwych)
The Merry Wives of Windsor,
Macbeth
All's well that Ends Well.
Julius Caesar.
God Bless
Other West End Theatres
Don Giovanni;
The Real Inspector Hound;
Fiddler on the Roof;
Half Way Up A Tree;
Hadrian VII;
The Boy Friend.
Proscenium: Marat/Sade.