Into The Breach
A wonderful comedy written and performed by Mark Carey and produced by Stratford Theatre Company. Billed by the organiser as "Dad's Army meets The Vicar of Dibley".
George Crocker is keen to liven up his dull life, so he decides to join the village Drama Club hoping to play the panto dame. What happens next turns his world upside down and instead he finds himself taking on the role of Henry 5th. Set during the Second World War, this original show is suitable for everyone, with one actor playing all 17 parts.
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