Grassington Players rehearse one of their previous plays, Entertaining Angels
GRASSINGTON Players have revived a 1960s farce for their autumn production of Big Bad Mouse, which runs from Thursday to Saturday October 20 to 22.
The Carry On-style farce was a popular hit in the 1960s with both script and antics standing the test of time today.
The play enjoyed success in the West End starring Jimmy Edwards and Eric Sykes in the leading roles, with Roy Castle taking Sykes’s part for much of the West End run.
In a local biscuit factory in the 1960s, all the typical office stereotypes are at work and there are high jinx as the traditional office hierarchy degenerates to hilarious effect.
Call 01756 752222 to book tickets.
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