Sue joined the Wraysbury Players in 2016 when she retired from her career as a scientist.

Known as spreadsheet Sue, she likes organising and is often seen running Front of House.

She has also performed in several productions: as an evil dog in Panto, a love interest in a murder mystery and Yvette, the waitress in ‘Allo, ‘Allo. Sue has also directed Blithe Spirit in 2018 and has produced Wraysbury’s Got Talent for the last four years.

Audrey is a much respected Founder Member of Wraysbury Players back in 1966.

Having been a professional Dancer, the call of the Bright Lights and the Backstage excitement has never left her.  Starting the Wraysbury Players gave her the opportunity to continue with all aspects of Theatre, with the beginnings of performances in a tiny wooden hut on The Green with metal chairs to what we have to offer today on stage in the Village Halls.

Audrey continues to support The Players to this day by attending all productions.

Ronnie has always loved performing and has been involved with local productions for as long as he can remember, growing up on the Wraysbury stage. He’s made some brilliant friends, young and old, along the way. In addition to acting, Ronnie is an aspiring filmmaker and hopes to forge a career in the industry. 

Steevan has lived in the area for over 25 years and loves performing, whether it's with Wraysbury or Datchet, in Panto, or plays. He is always keen to challenge himself on and off stage, and the players have given him the chance to play a wonderful array of parts.

In a moment of madness, he became a Datchet Parish Councillor, too! 

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Don’t worry - info coming soon!

An active resident of Wraysbury Village, Sarosh has been involved with Wraysbury Players for the past 19 years, forming a big part of her social calendar and life in the village.

She initially supported the players as a chaperone for the annual panto season and then later joined as a member in 2016 and was eventually convinced to tread the boards in 2018, playing Edith in Blythe Spirit!

Sarosh enjoys participating in all aspects of am-dram life, although her first passion is acting and has been fortunate to try her hand at a variety of roles, also performing with neighbouring Datchet Players.

Jacqueline enjoys immersing herself into the character parts, having played Madame Arcarti in Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit, Mrs Croppley in Vicar of Dibley, various comedy roles, serious roles, and a few times as ‘Wicked Witch' in Panto. 

James [Jim] Minter joined the group in 1983, a former Chairman Jim has appeared in, and co-directed, numerous plays and Pantomimes with comedic roles his favourite.

Lesley Minter a member since 1986,started off assisting backstage then Front of House.

Has co-directed plays and pantomimes and is a dedicated member of the group.

Lili joined the Players in 2023 to help with costumes for the Jack and the Beanstalk Panto. She’s been enjoying helping with costumes and props ever since!

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A local girl whose family used to run the Eton Tea Rooms Anastasia has been involved in local Am Dram since 2021 and has been featured in plays and pantos. She’s an avid theatre fan and baker, and has become known for her 'passionate' Scottish, Italian, and Greek heritage and sponge cakes.

Anastasia loves the friends and acting challenges that Wraysbury players have given her. 

Dan first arrived in 2008 as a late stand in for their panto of Jack and the Beanstalk and hasn't looked back since. Now he has appeared in almost 40 plays and pantomimes for Wraysbury which includes large roles in big hit plays such as Blithe Spirit, Allo Allo and Vicar of Dibley of which he was nominated for best actor from NODA.

However, the role Dan was born to play every year is the 'Village Idiot' character in the groups yearly pantomime. Aswell as Wraysbury, Dan has also appeared on stage for neighbouring groups Marlow and Datchet.

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Claire joined Wraysbury players in 2008 - after watching her husband Ben tread the boards over the years and thinking ‘I can do that!’

Her favourite productions that she’s been involved in are Ladies Day and Ladies Down Under. Claire’s directed a couple of pantomimes with her daughter Ellie, which were hard work, but worthwhile to watch everyone enjoying themselves.

In her spare time she loves researching her family tree and currently learning Scottish Gaelic.

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Having been first introduced to The Wraysbury Players aged 10, 5 years later Ellie has worked her way up from the chorus to star in the last four pantomimes!

From comedic duos to playing Dorothy in our upcoming panto, Ellie has loved every minute of her acting journey and has made so many friends along the way! She can't wait for the next opportunity to step into the spotlight!

Rose has been involved in Wraysbury Players since 2019, despite only being 15! She initially joined as part of the pantomime chorus in Snow White but has worked her way up through the ranks and is now delighted to star as Dorothy in our very own Wizard of Oz!

Rose is currently studying drama at GCSE level and hopes to continue studying Performing Arts alongside Biology and Chemistry for A levels next year.