Productions
Past & Present
JTP THEATRE RADIO ROADSHOW
In August 2026 we took our spoof radio production with features, short plays, jokes and short stories to a number of private shows at care home and assisted living settings.
Audiences loved theatre being broiught to them when many cannot get out so easily. They enjoyed it so much they asked us to come with a Christmas Show.
And we will!
(Photo by Sarah Pilcher) - Lynne Cartlidge, Peter James, Tony Domaille, Phil Domaille, Hilary Smith.
SOLD OUT, CRITICALLY ACLAIMED, AND LOVED BY THE AUDIENCES! -
'Tight script packed with cracking one-liners so that it rattles on its way through some refreshing twists and surprising turns '' (B Davies - Review)
'Cracking evening. Laughs and tears in equal measures.'
'Really enjoyed it. 'Beautifully written, structured and staged.'
'Loved it. Made me emotional.' 'So observational. Made me think about what matters.'
(Audience Reactions.)
It's What Matters featured Sally Law (Sally), Joe Blake (Marcus), Jan Deacon (Helen), Dave Kilmister (Graham), Victoria Maskell-Thomas (Star), John Copley Hammond (Sgt Ty Clarke)
Directed by Phil Domaille
(Photos by Sarah Pilcher)
RADIO
With more than 200 production credits, our short plays and monologues feature on Thornbury Radio, every Tuesday evening
between 7 and 8pm. We can also be found from
time to time on BBC Radio Bristol, Somerset, Gloucester and Wiltshire.
JTP Theatre's radio work is kindly sponsored by Bonds Estate Agents of Thornbury
Our Youtube channel also has our plays and monologues, first performed
on BBC Radio or Thornbury Radio.
Coming on Thornbury Radio
Tune in to Thornbury Radio from 7pm on Tuesday evenings to listen to one of our many Bite Size radio plays, or monologues or short stories.
The theme for October is 'Stranger Things'
6 October - Jon Domaille features in his own short play ‘Where the Lost Things Are’ along with Alex Nixon. In a place where things are found, a man desperately seeks something he lost.
13 October – Magician and story teller, Nick Brungen, guests with ‘Merlin and the Dragons.’
20 October – ‘The Curious Case of the Man and the Watch’. Tony Domaille reads his 2026 Midsomerset Festival award-winning time travel story.
27 October – ‘Accountable.’ A new short play about the cost of choices in our lives from the pen of Jon Domaille who features with Chris Holland.
LISTEN AGAIN
https://www.thornbury.radio/listen/podcasts/theatre
(Note: The radio station has a backlog to add to the feature, but everything gets there eventually!)
JTP Theatre very much appreciate the kind sponsorship of their radio work by Bonds of Thornbury Estate Agents, 14, The Plain, Thornbury, Bristol BS35 2BD Tel 01454 858007
