Get your tickets for CLT’s Dinner & Drama, two short comedies, in the Village Hall on Thursday 6th, Friday 7th and Saturday 8th October at 8pm each evening. Doors open at 7.30pm
MURDER AT TWILIGHT GARDENS by Damian Trasler is a comedy set in a retirement village and directed by Lucy Watson and Stephen Pugh. The police said the death was by natural causes but four residents of the old people’s home Twilight Gardens think otherwise. Taking their lead from watching multiple episodes of “Murder Mystery Hour”, along with the help of their energetic activities’ supervisor, can the four sprightly women solve the case or will they get distracted by tea and cake? With laughs-a-plenty and a twist at the end, this short play is
sure to be as much fun to perform as it is to watch.
AIRFIELD by Bob Tucker is also directed by Lucy and Stephen. What to do when your marriage lacks lustre and you simply thought there was more to life than, well, HIM?! Too old for Love Island. Too scared of Tinder. Don’t fret – ‘Young Yettie Airways’ has got all the answers. Lucy (the wife) attempts to get some of the fireworks back in her life by planning an overseas holiday after years of going to Clacton-on-Sea with her “let’s just stay at home” husband, Fred. But is this holiday all that it seems? A light-hearted comedy that will be sure to take you on a journey... just maybe not the one you expected.
Tickets are £22 for a fabulous evening of comedy and a two-course dinner with dessert. Book by phone on 07964 515103 or via email to tickets@comptonlittletheatre.org.uk indicating how you are going to pay. Remember to specify if you have any special dietary requirements. Payment can be made by cheque (payable to Compton Little Theatre and sent to CLT Bookings, 49 The Oval, Farncombe GU7 3SZ) or by Bank Transfer to CLT’s account at Lloyds, Sort Code 30-93-49, Account No. 00575218, giving D&D as the reference. Cash and card payments will be accepted at the bar and for the raffle on the night.
If you have never experienced one of CLT’s productions since they started in 1982, this is the perfect opportunity to acquaint yourself with their fantastic talents, as well as enjoying a fun night out with your friends, as CLT celebrates its 40th anniversary. There will be collection buckets each evening, raising fundsfor The Inflammatory Breast Cancer Network UK, a charity close to the directors’ hearts.
THIS IS ALWAYS A POPULAR EVENT AND SEATING IS LIMITED SO IT IS WISE TO BOOK EARLY