About Harlow Theatre Company
We believe that community theatre provides the opportunity for people to come together and celebrate local talent and creativity. For over 40 years, Harlow Theatre Company has worked to support the arts in Harlow and give people a chance to explore their interest in amateur theatre - both on and off stage, and also as part of our wonderful audiences.
Over the years we have watched people learn and develop new skills, move on to professional theatre roles, build lifelong friendships, come together when times have been more difficult and, most importantly, have fun!
We are immensely proud of our members and are incredibly grateful to our audiences and sponsors for their support.
If you would like to get involved, we would love to hear from you! We strive to be inclusive and offer a warm welcome to any newcomers, whether you want to become directly involved as a performer, technician or supporter, or would like to just sit back and enjoy the shows. Please do contact us for more information.
We look forward to seeing you!
Meet our Committee
Dave Wright
Chair
David is one of the longest serving members of HTC, appearing in their 2nd ever show 'Separate Tables' (Terence Rattigan) back in the mid 1970s. He has been an on/off member of the Committee over the years and is now proud to be Chair.
Some of his favourite roles have been Doctor Pinch in The Comedy of Errors and more recently as Frank in The Vicar of Dibley.
Helga Dove
Treasurer
Helga has been a member of HTC and the committee for several years, and is currently learning the ropes of Treasurer from Paul.
Helga has played a number of brilliant roles with HTC, although her comic timing (and bravery!) certainly stood out in her role as the outrageous Climax in Vice Versa.
Jess Ricketts
Secretary
Jess joined HTC in 2019, but she has been performing since she was five.
Jess has had the pleasure of playing a variety of roles in HTC productions: her favourite to date being the much-loved Alice in the Vicar of Dibley.
When she's not acting, dancing or singing, Jess can usually be found hiding in the wardrobe or up a ladder with a paintbrush or a power tool!
Jane Miles
Creative Direction Lead
Jane has been a member of HTC for over 40 years. In that time, she has appeared in and directed many productions, including directing the award-winning productions of Class Enemy and The Homecoming.
Jane has a Masters in Theatre Directing and is a member of The Lab Collective in London. She has also directed productions at London fringe venues and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Katie Fisher
Committee Member
Katie, better known as Red in the theatre community, joined HTC in 2011 and made her debut in Oliver.
Katie has played a number of roles in both plays and musicals over the years, but her favourite style is comedy.
Katie's favourite roles have been Mimi Lebonq in 'Allo 'Allo, and Smash in Robin Hood.
