Formed after World War I in 1920 after uniting the Pageant Committee with the indoor dramatic activities of the Suburb, it eventually merged with the Speedwell Players in 1966 to form the Garden Suburb Theatre which is still active now.

Photos and documents showing off the more dramatic side of the Suburb, whilst famous for its pageants, also had a more serious Theatrical side.

Photos charting the productions put on by the Play and Pageant Union from the 1930s up until the 1960s when they merged with the Speedwell Players to form Garden Suburb Theatre. 

The 100th show was St Joan of Arc, and had a special souvenir programme

This special souvenir programme was produced to mark the one-hundredth production put on by the Play and Pageant Union, with the inside front and back pages signed by members.