Thursday 25th to Saturday 27th July 2024
Doors open at 7.00pm, Production starts at 7.30pm prompt

Tickets £8.00
Please note tickets are non refundable

Tickets are now on sale for the DADS Summer Performance, The Importance of Being Earnest, directed by Jeremy Balfour.

The Importance of Being Earnest is a play by Oscar Wilde, first performed in 1895. The play tells the story of two men, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff, who both assume the identity of a fictional man named Ernest, leading them both to fall in love and find an assortment of problems along the way.

There will be a cash bar.

Tickets are available here

If you require a booking which includes a wheelchair, please contact Bev on 01392 425281

We had a great day at the Dunsford Show meeting as many of you as possible.

We made £100 for the Hall funds and gave out lots of flyers for our upcoming Beer Fest (See above).

Jan Deane won the hamper

We are delighted to welcome back DYJO (they pronounce it 'die-jo') for a concert in the Village Hall on Sunday 28th April.

The concert will start at 4pm, with doors opening at 3:30pm. This is genuinely by public demand - the tickets sold out very quickly last year, and we have been asked many times if we could have them back. We didn't need much encouragement because they are brilliant!

eTickets only - they are available here.

If you haven't heard them play before don't miss out this year. Within seconds you completely forget they are school children playing and get caught up the music.

There will be a licensed bar providing beer, lager, cider and wine, with soft drinks available too. Thanks to Anne at The Teign House Inn for facilitating this.

You can find out more about DYJO here.

And don't forget Dunsford Tea Rooms are open if you have time to spare before the doors open.

Join us for an all-village afternoon of fun and games on the Sunday before Easter.

Adults come free - £5 per child.

DADS are back with their much loved annual Dunsford pantomime, entertaining audience members from all over Devon and beyond. This year we bring you Cinderella with an original script by Meg Sharland and directed by her big sister Chloe and is filled with a wonderful cast from the Teign Valley and surrounding areas.

The cast, crew and everyone at DADS look forward to welcoming you!

MATINEES ARE £7.00 AND START AT 2.30PM PROMPT
EVENING PERFORMANCES ARE £8.00 AND START AT 7.30PM PROMPT (Please note new time)

Book your tickets here

If you require a booking which includes a wheelchair, please contact Bev on 01392 425281

As with the tradition of Dunsford Panto there will be a Raffle, with all profits going to the Devon Air Ambulance, Pasties and Refreshments available - CASH ONLY

On Saturday 18th November, join us for an evening of dancing to raise money for Dunsford School PTFA and the Village Hall.

Tickets available at Dunsford Village Shop or Dunsford School Office - £10

Doors open 7:45 and there is a cash only bar provided by the Teign House.

On Saturday 16th September we held The Village Quiz in the Hall.

11 teams battled it out across 8 tense rounds.

Congratulations to Professor Mew's Curious Cats who won by 4 points, having come all the way from Topsham. The Village Eejit's came second and Isca Force came third. A discreet veil will be drawn over the wooden spoon winners.

Thanks to Sunya for organising the quiz, Tim for adjudicating the scoring and Bev for reading the questions.

24 would be dancers, some much more might be than others, enjoyed being taught to dance by Wendy Richards of Dance AM.

It was a lovely evening well fuelled by the bar, provided as ever by Anne at The Teign House.

Along the way we raised around £250 to fund the Hall.

We were delighted that the Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra appeared at the Village Hall.

Within minutes of hearing these very accomplished musicians play you forget entirely that they were children.

The Devon Youth Jazz Orchestra comprises the best of Devon’s young jazz musicians and is split into two separate bands. DYJO2, under the direction of Brian Moore, is the younger of the two bands, and is focused on the essentials of big band playing: ensemble skills in swing and many other grooves, and the fundamentals of jazz soloing. DYJO1, with Graham Hutton, is the senior band, and aims to stretch the players’ skills in all directions in a wide range of repertoire, and to raise them to a standard of playing comparable with the best youth big bands in the country.

You can read more about DYJO here.

This event was generously sponsored by Moor Park Garage and raised around £750 for the Hall.

The nearly new sales was held on 11th March at the Village Hall to raise funds for the maintenance and development of the Village Hall.

There were many volunteers on hand to sort through the generous donations and lay out the tables ahead of the public being let in at 1:30pm.

There was a queue building up from around 1pm, and all fingers were crossed that it would be a good event.

Teas and coffees were on sale together with delicious cakes.

The afternoon went very quickly and so much was sold. We couldn't believe how much was taken as most items were £1 or £2 each.

In the evening we used ZIFFIT to sell some of the remaining books which raised £40 bringing us to the grand total of £900.

Thanks to Julia Kirkland and Sunya Burnham for arranging it and all the volunteers who helped. It was a great effort.