STOCKTON Heath Methodist Dramatic Society are putting a sparkle into the run up to Christmas, with their production of the hilarious “Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of a Christmas Carol.”
It’s a play within a play and is set to generate plenty of Christmas cheer, filled with songs and charades, as well as the classic Dickens’ tale told as it has probably never been told before.
The director, Lorraine Matthews, who is sharing directing and producing roles with Lisa Faulkner said: “This play has something for everyone and had our group in stitches during rehearsals.
“Tell all your friends to come down and enjoy a mince pie or two in the interval. Be warned though – the play is rather interactive and as a result, no member of the audience will be safe with Mrs Reece on the hunt for new players for her troupe!”
The play will run for three nights from November 12-14 at the Methodist Church Hall, Walton Road. Tickets priced at £6 (£5 concessions) will be available on the door but anyone interested in advance tickets should contact Bert Rigby on 264179.
Lorraine Matthews has regularly taken leading roles for the society but this is her first undertaking for them as director.
A DRAMA group is putting a sparkle into
the run up to Christmas, with a production of the hilarious
"Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's
Production of a Christmas Carol."
Scrooge is coming to town
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