The BBC TV favourite: The Vicar of Dibley

Online bookings for The Vicar of Dibley are now closed. However, we may still have a handful of seats available for the final performance on Saturday 19 May. To enquire about booking, please contact us by email.

The Vicar of Dibley

A stage play by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter adapted from the original TV series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer. With kind permission of Tiger Aspect Productions in support of Comic Relief.

Tickets NZD$30, Concessions $25

What’s Up Christchurch Review by Ruth Agnew

Independent Review by Thomas Grey

Repertory brings the hit TV series The Vicar of Dibley to the stage in our first production for 2018. All of your favourite characters from the hugely popular TV series – Alice, Hugo, Owen, Jim, David and, of course, Geraldine, will be onstage to create an evening of laughs.

When the ancient vicar of Dibley dies suddenly, the parishioners are surprised to find that the Bishop has appointed a woman in his place. The hit BBC sitcom busts onto the stage to follow Geraldine as she battles to win over the skeptical parish council and celebrate the wedding of Alice Tinker and Hugo Horton.

Public performance dates: May 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19
All performances 7.30 pm
Elmwood Auditorium

Aikmans Road, Merivale
See map

Concession prices apply to Gold Card holders, Community Service Card & KiwiAble Leisure Card holders, Full-time students (tertiary & secondary) & Under-18s.
Proof of entitlement must be presented upon admission.

Group bookings of 10 or more – Concession rate applies!

Special Deal! Ticket holders receive 10% discount on meals
at Aikmans Bar & Eatery (conditions apply).

Special discount for school group bookings! (Contact us for more information)

Full Subscriber Members of Repertory & complimentary voucher holders
please contact us for booking instructions.

Please note: seating is by general admission (no seat numbers allocated).
Wheelchair access available.

Cast

Geraldine Granger
David Horton
Alice Tinker
Hugo Horton
Jim Trott
Owen Newitt
Frank Pickle
Letitia Cropley
Children

Production team

Dimitri Gibara
Director