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Clavering Players began life under another name in 1945 - the Cheerio's Concert Party - and their immediate aim was short-term indeed: to support Clavering and Wicken Homecoming Forces Funds. Another very British institution was responsible for the name change and for keeping the interest going: the Women's Institute.

The first production as Clavering Players was Quiet Weekend, by Esther McCracken in 1959 and one of that production's cast is still a member of the society; ticket prices were 2/6p (12 1/2p) for the back seats, five shillings (25p) for the front.