Robin Hawdon’s PERFECT WEDDING is just one week away.
If you fancy a night away from the telly and a good laugh we have tickets available for Saturday 18th, so if you haven’t got yours yet why not book them now? And, of course we have interval refreshments and souvenir programme all within the price.
And if you’re already booked for a different night but would like to help us with our refreshment service we are still in need of volunteers for Saturday night. Just phone Dianne on our contact number to arrange.
There will be confusion for our audiences – even our cast are confusedUse the above email or phone to book your tickets
This hilarious farce is only weeks away and seats are selling well – have you reserved yours yet? To see how to book just click here for details.
And you can find out more about this production and our cast by clicking this linkhere.
So grab the best seats now. (And if you are a season ticket holder and are unable to make it this time, please do phone our ticket secretary to let them know. Thanks.)
Our poster suggests there may be strange goings-on and begs the question, just how perfect will this wedding be?
Good news. We are pleased to tell you that tickets are now on sale for our next production and you can book them in the usual way – just click here for details.
And you can read more about this hilarious play by reading our earlier post here.
Grab the best seats now. And if you are a season ticket holder and are unable to make it this time, please do phone our ticket secretary to let them know. Thanks.
Our poster suggests there may be strange goings-on and begs the question, just how perfect will this wedding be?
That is the title of our next production. And when we tell you it’s a good old return to door slamming farce then you might already suspect that things might not be as perfect as the title suggests….
Robin Hawdon’s comedy is about a couple preparing for their wedding at a country hotel. Naturally things don’t run smoothly for the unfortunate groom after a drunken stag night and he has to persuade his best man and the hotel staff to reluctantly attempt to resolve his issues. Infidelity, confusion, mistaken identities, girlfriends, chambermaids and the bride’s mother, are all in the mix to make this a hilarious farce not to be missed.
Rehearsals are now under way with Richard Bateman in the Director’s chair and the cast are in The Forum coping with a manic paced script and opening and closing imaginary doors.
The cast: on the sofa Nic Johnson and Gill Collins, behind the sofa Janet Drewery and Barbara Failey with Rob Newton and Steve Howlandon the arms.
Our Producer: Richard Bateman
Ensure the dates are in your calendar and we will let you know shortly when you can book your seats.