Wimbledon Light Opera Society - musical theatre, amateur dramatics and operettas in Wimbledon, south-west London

. . . and what do YOU think?

For the ‘official’ NODA review of our last show, Die Fledermaus, see SHOW REVIEWS. A Review of Kiss Me Kate will be posted there ASAP.

We would love to hear what you think of our shows. Here’s a note Spencer received from a friend after she had seen Die Fledermaus.

Hello Spencer,  Just to say how much I enjoyed the show last week, what lovely voices to sit and listen to and understand every word, i was really taken back with the volume of the lead singers voices the women were really quite petite individuals but there voices were so powerful.  Excellent entertainment at such a reasonable cost.What a wonderful night out

 Regards  Margaret

Dear Kiss me Kate!

I am an habitually reluctant visitor to musicals/operas/shows – not only do I hate going to London, but Monteverdi or rock and roll is more my thing – but my husband loves them so I go occasionally (under duress).   
However, Kiss me Kate was so enjoyable I might even be enthusiastic about the next one!  
Definitely your best show ever – I’ve even found myself humming some of the songs from the show (disgraceful).
Thanks to all from a reluctant convert!   Frances Maksinski

If you have any comments – complementary or otherwise – about what we do – please post them here (click on ‘Leave a comment’ – above) so we can all benefit.

 One of the things about this site that makes us most proud about our website is that it has been designed and built by our own, our very own, Alison King . . . in her ’spare time’ when she’s not singing, dancing and acting brilliantly in WLOS productions or working . . . oh, and I mustn’t forget that she also has designed all our posters and flyers for the last five productions (have a look at them on the ‘images and videos > posters’ page).

We like to think that we nurture a lot of talent while thoroughly enjoying ourselves in our highly-rated performances and we are sure that this website will make it possible for a lot more people to see what we are doing, keep up with future plans, find out how to join us and, thanks to a heroic effort by Susan Mills in scanning masses of archival material, learn a lot about – not only our past – but the history of amateur music theatre in general. So feel free to delve and explore and don’t forget to let us have your comments and suggestions. This is just the beginning for us and we anticipate that this site will grow and flourish – with your help.