A Masonic play based on an event which took place in Ireland in the early 18th century. Premiered in December 1998, it is still one of the most requested productions.

Set in the library of the ancestral home of Lord Doneraile, we are led in a lighthearted manner through the causes for and eventual initiation of Elizabeth.

Written by W.Bro. P.W. Racey P.G.D

 

This Masonic play is set in Changi prisoner of war camp, Singapore, and on the Burma Railway during 1942 - 1945.

Premiered in 1991, it is intended to be a tribute to those members of the craft who suffered under the Japanese.

The play shows in a moving way how the brethren formed lodges and practiced their masonry even under the most terrible conditions of confinement and brutality.

Written by W.Bro. P.W. Racey P.G.D

 

A Masonic play based on the memoirs of Robert Guillemard and other historical facts of the period.

He was the young French sniper who shot Nelson at the battle of Trafalgar on October 21st 1805. We see how this action shaped his life, enabling him to become a Freemason which we witness in dramatic form.

Written by W.Bro. P.W. Racey P.G.D and premiered in December 1995.

This play is set in America in 1825 and tells the true story of William Morgan, showing how his actions caused the greatest anti-masonic feeling the world has ever known. In New York alone 405 lodges closed in just seven years as Masonry throughout the world went into decline.

Written by W.Bro. P.W. Racey P.G.D and premiered in December 1997.

 

In 1738 Pope Clement XXII published a paper denouncing freemasons, and at once the craft in several European countries became the object of close attention by the Holy Office better known as THE INQUISITION.

Of the various cases whose records survive, the most famous is that of John Coustos who in 1746 published an account of his arrest, trial, and suffering at the hands of the inquisition.

Our play re-enacts these events and conveys the essence of the charges against Coustos, the evidence produced in court, the suffering he endured and the result of his trial.

Written by W.Bro. G.W. Allen Prov. GDC and premiered in December 2000..

 

This play is set in Texas in 1836 based on the 13 days of glory at the siege of the "Alamo", Which involved such heroic brethren as Col. Davy Crocket, Col. Jim Bowie and General Sam Houston.

Written by WBro. Gary Allen Prov Dep GDC

 

A light hearted "who done it" murder mystery. An entertaining feature suitable for Masonic meetings or meetings where non-masons are present. IE: Social meetings.

Written by WBro. Gary Allen Prov Dep GDC