Jury Service has meant that I have to be in Manchester all this week and next. The good news is that I've been able to attend some evening events during the week in the Constituency, and last night I went along to see "There Goes the Bride", performed by the Burnage Garden Village Players.
The play is a farce by Ray Cooney and John Chapman, and in front of a packed audience we were served up a barrel of laughs from start to finish. It was a good all-round perfermance. Rosemary Eyre was excellent as Ursula Wetherby, but, for me, Jack Edmonds stole the show as her father, Dr Gerald Drimmond.
The play runs until Saturday night. If you have a spare evening it is definitely worthwhile. Contact Pat Burns for tickets on 224 6514
The play is a farce by Ray Cooney and John Chapman, and in front of a packed audience we were served up a barrel of laughs from start to finish. It was a good all-round perfermance. Rosemary Eyre was excellent as Ursula Wetherby, but, for me, Jack Edmonds stole the show as her father, Dr Gerald Drimmond.
The play runs until Saturday night. If you have a spare evening it is definitely worthwhile. Contact Pat Burns for tickets on 224 6514
Find out more about our work - sign up for emails today:
Share this post on social media:
