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FHODS extends its thanks to the Front of House volunteers and Bar Team. Anyone interested in volunteering at the theatre can contact Joanne Pearce at foh@towertheatrefolkestone.co,uk.
FHODS extends its thanks to the Front of House volunteers and Bar Team. Anyone interested in volunteering at the theatre can contact Joanne Pearce at foh@towertheatrefolkestone.co.uk.
 
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Revision as of 13:53, 11 December 2025




Love from a Stranger
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Love from a Stranger promotional image
Dates13 - 15 November 2025
VenueThe Tower Theatre
DirectorAlex Ezrati
ProducerFriesia Schuil


The Folkestone-Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society presented Love from a Stranger on 13th 15th November 2025 at The Tower Theatre, Folkestone. An amateur production by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on belhalf of Samuel French Ltd.

Foreword

First of all, I'd like to personally welcome you all back to The Tower Theatre, abd another fantastic, fun and fright-filled FHODS production. Love from a Stranger was first performed at London's New Theatre, now the Noël Coward Theatre, in 1936. It was written by actor, director and playwright Frank Vosper, and was based on a lesser-known 1924 short story by the inimitable Agatha Christie named Philomel Cottage.

I admit to having never heard of the play before deciding to direct this production, but I was seeking a story of drama, darkness and dread, and was enraptured by the play and its characters immediately.

I shan't spoil anything by giving details, but although it is almost ninety years old, the themes, conflicts and relationships it portrays are chillingly timeless, and I hope they will resonate just as much with you as they did all those decades ago.

I have been blessed with an incredibly enthusiastic and talented cast, and we have had great fun immersing ourselves in the toils and tribulations of Vopser & Christie's characters, with the sincere hope that you are all taken along on the same emotional rollercoaster ride!

I would like to thank my dedicated production team, as well. I can't express enough just how much talent, effort and enthusiasm has been present behind the scenes, and the team has truly turned my vision into a reality.

I hope you enjoy the production, and we look forward to welcoming you all back for our upcoming pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, and all of our exciting offerings in the coming year.

Alex Ezrati Director

Cast

Production Team

For The Tower Theatre

FHODS extends its thanks to the Front of House volunteers and Bar Team. Anyone interested in volunteering at the theatre can contact Joanne Pearce at foh@towertheatrefolkestone.co.uk.