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Castleiney Drama Group who are busy preparing for their production of “Many Happy Returns” by Bernard Farrell which will be staged in Castleiney Parish Hall on Fri 24, Sat 25th and Sun 26th of Nov
The Drama Group is once again a hive of activity as their production of "Many Happy Returns" by Bernard Farrell is drawing near.
This yuletide play, set on Christmas Eve, tells the story of Irene and Arthur as they entertain an old friend and his wife.
However an unexpected arrival - not to mention the collapse of one plan after another - complicate the evening, bringing much laughter to the audience.
This is one of Bernard Farrell's funniest plays and audiences are guaranteed to be entertained by the talented cast of Castleiney Drama Group, who have been rehearsing tirelessly and have adapted to the characters extremely well.
Castleiney Parish Hall will host the play on Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th of November.
It is admission by ticket only and they are available from Nolan's Shop Castleiney. 086 3916365.
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