Things I know to be true
Set in a suburban working-class neighborhood, it follows the lives of Bob and Fran Price and their four adult children over the course of one tumultuous year as the children struggle to build lives independent of their parents' expectations
South Hill Park
Tuesday 20th October (EVE)
Wednesday 21st October (MAT)
Thursday 22nd October (MAT & EVE)
Friday 23rd October (EVE)
Wind in the Willows
This co-production with Camberley Theatre is a family friendly show and we will be performing during half term week.
CAMUS productions are delighted to be producing this musical adventure based on Kenneth Grahame’s much-loved classic, The Wind in the Willows.
Suitable for all the family, there are plenty of roles to be taken by adults and children in a company of over fifty!
Performed at Camberley Theatre from 2nd – 6th June 2027
Key information
FRIDAY 18th SEPTEMBER- 8.30PM
Introduction Night - learn more about the show, meet the team and ask any questions
Ian Goodchild Centre, Camberley
Auditions will take place at Camberley Theatre in the Function Room
SATURDAY 26th SEPTEMBER
10.00: Children’s Workshop Audition
11.00: Children’s and Adult’s Audition (Ensemble and Principals
11.45: Ensemble Singing Audition
12.30: Adult Dance Audition
14.00: Individual audition times for Principal / Supporting / Featured characters
SUNDAY 27th SEPTEMBER
10.00: Individual audition times for Principal / Supporting / Featured characters
Please take a look at our audition pack for all the information you need - coming soon!
Past shows
2026 - Sweeney Todd
2025 - Made In Dagenham ☆ and And Then There Were None
2024 – The Wedding Singer
2023 – Calendar Girls the Musical
2022 – Bad girls * & **
2021 – COVID (no performances)
2020 – Anything Goes (cancelled due to Covid)
2019 – Thoroughly Modern Millie* and Saturday Night at the Movies
2018 – The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and A Night to Remember
2017 – Copacabana* and From West End to Broadway
2016 – Kiss me Kate and CAMUS Christmas Capers
2015 – 42nd Street and The Good Old Days Musical Hall
2014 – The King & I and Guys and Dolls
2013 – Oliver! And Oklahoma!
2012 – Annie and The Sound of Music
2011 – Calamity Jane
2010 – Habeas Corpus and Stepping Out – The Musical
2009 – The 43 Club and It’s About Time
2008 – Crazy for You and Hello, Dolly!
2007 – How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and Witches of Eastwick*
2006 – High Society and Return to the Forbidden Planet
2005 – Chess and Oliver!
2004 – Jesus Christ Superstar and Kiss me Kate
2003 – Cabaret* and Fiddler on the Roof
2002 – Carousel and Annie
2001 – Playing to the Gods* and Mack & Mabel
2000 – My Fair Lady and Pickwick
1999 – Me and My Girl and Anything Goes
1998 – Oklahoma! And Catherine
1997 – Paint your Wagon and The Sound of Music
1996 – Sweet Charity and Half a Sixpence
1995 – Pajama Game and The Bakers Wife
1994 – Guys and Dolls and Annie Get your Gun
1993 – Bells are Ringing and the Music Man
1992 – Little Dorrit* and Showboat
1991 – Blondel and Calamity Jane*
1990 – The Card* and Annie
1989 – Gigi and Fiddler on the Roof
1988 – Jack the Ripper and Hello, Dolly!
1987 – My Fair Lady and Funny Girl
1986 – Finian’s Rainbow and Anything Goes
1985 – Godspell and Kismet
1984 – Kiss me Kate and Can Can
1983 – South Pacific and Pickwick
1982 – Sweet Charity and Oliver!
1981 – The Dancing Years and Call me Madam
1980 – The Music Man and Salad Days
1979 – Annie Get your Gun and Sherwood
1978 – The Card and No No Nanette
1977 – Fiddler on the Roof and Guys and Dolls
1976 – Pajama Game and Calamity Jane
1975 – Half a Sixpence and Camelot
1974 – Song of Norway and South Pacific
1973 – Oklahoma! And The Sound of Music
1972 – Hello, Dolly! And The Boyfriend
1971 – My Fair Lady and Carousel
1970 – Showboat and Lock Up your Daughters
1969 – Kiss me Kate
1968 – Brigadoon
1967 – Trial by Jury and Songs from the Shows
* = National Operatic & Dramatic Association Award of Excellence
** = National Operatic & Dramatic Association Award for best modern musical
☆ = Highly Commended Programme Award