We produce one or two shows a year on average, depending on the availability of directors with inspiration and the cast and crew to support them. The club has its roots in Gilbert and Sullivan, which we have by no means abandoned, but right from its earliest days nearly 30 years ago the repertoire has extended to many different kinds of musical theatre. This has included pantomime, music hall and review shows as well as famous shows such as ' Oklahoma' and 'Fiddler on the Roof'. We have social events from time to time, such as our fun 'singalongs' or our annual ball.

One of our directors

Joining the club means you'll receive newsletters with full details of all club activities, auditions etc. You're also supporting the club and you get your vote in all club matters. Most importantly, you have to be a member to be involved in a show, as only members are covered by Pirates' insurance.

2009/10 subscription rates are as follows:

• Single €25
• Family €40
• Junior €10

The appropriate amount should be paid by virement to:

Dexia BIL - LU51 0022 1561 0680 0000

Pirate Productions asbl, mentioning "Subscription 2009/10", your name and the class of subscription required. Then you need to complete this form.

When a new show is coming up we will normally circulate a request for production team members and there's always an open audition notice, which is available here and in the newsletter, and circulated in as many other places as we can think of. When shows are imminent we then need volunteers for jobs such as crew, front of house and bar which can be a good way to make a first contact with the club. The director or producer's contact can normally be found here on the web site - or the committee can put you in touch, and you can find out what's needed. 

Be prepared that due to show lead times, it may be a good few months from your first showing an interest to there being any way for you to get actively involved. Please don't forget us, but if you're too keen to wait you could see what our friends at New World Theatre Club are up to.

If you send a request for information and get no reply, or if you join and don't get a newsletter this is no way intentional. The committee do make mistakes or disappear on holiday, or there can sometimes be technical hitches with email.