Directed by Nadine Beasley
3rd – 7th November 26
In this dark comedy, a Devonshire priest, with a propensity for drink and a wandering eye, manages his parish with charm and occasional wilfulness. His good standing in the community is shaken when his faith compels him to take an unpopular stand over a child’s funeral. As David finds himself isolated in a whirl of public opinion (involving Disney balloons) cracks in his own life become more apparent and he faces a future that could threaten everything he holds dear.
This production contains themes of child loss and racism, with some strong language.
Our Players are:
Tom Mackenzie – David Highland
Nisha Vegad – Naomi Highland
Christine Faulconbridge – Jane Oram
Ella Keal – Susannah Highland
Cait Mottram – Mary Highland
Jez Morris – Craig Collier
Catherine Deering – Catherine Deering
Ruth Fowler – Tina Southbury
Tickets cost £16. On sale from 6th October. Available from the Harborough Theatre box office Mondays to Saturdays 9:30am–12:30pm or online from harboroughtheatre.com (online booking fee applies). If you wish to purchase the wheelchair and companion seats, please contact the theatre on 01858 463673.
An amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books