This classic tour de Farce from Fylde Coast Players commences with June and Marty eloping together when their car breaks down. They seek help at the mysterious Farndale Castle (first left past the all night launderette).
In the Castle they find themselves drawn into a dark(ish) conspiracy. There is a séance, ethereal Tupperware, a ghastly monster (with claws) and Maurice, the earthly masculine gamekeeper.
How far can elastic be stretched before it snaps? See the play and find out
Side splitting comedy suitable for all
What is the riddle of the necklace? Will Marty and June survive? To see the press review CLICK HERE
In the Castle they find themselves drawn into a dark(ish) conspiracy. There is a séance, ethereal Tupperware, a ghastly monster (with claws) and Maurice, the earthly masculine gamekeeper.
How far can elastic be stretched before it snaps? See the play and find out
Side splitting comedy suitable for all
What is the riddle of the necklace? Will Marty and June survive? To see the press review CLICK HERE
Who are the denizens of Farndale Castle ? Will anyone try to save our heroes, June and Marty?
If you're looking for an evening of fun and laughter, then look no further than Fylde Coast Players' production of 'The Haunted Through Lounge and Recessed Dining Nook at Farndale Castle'. The snappy title gives you a clue as to what to expect. But those of you with good memories (it was 10 years ago), may remember FCP's last Farndale play when the indomitable ladies of the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Dramatic Society, took on a murder mystery whodunit – with alarming results, which had the audience in stiches.
In this play, within a play, the ladies are back. This time taking on a spine-chilling mystery, a sort of 'The Rocky Horror Show' without the music but with vigorous sound effects - unfortunately not always in the right place! With wobbly sets, a seance, ghostly tupperware, a grotesque monstrous claw, missed cues and mixed-up lines this tale of murder and mayhem is guaranteed to bring the house down, or at least a substantial part of the set!
This amateur production of ‘The Haunted Through Lounge and Recessed Dining Nook at Farndale Castle‘ is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd www.concordtheatricals.co.uk