Comedy triple bill is coming to Louth

The comedy triple bill features three short plays in one hilarious evening of fast-paced, enjoyable performances.

Viewing audiences can expect an evening of laughs of West End quality as they follow the characters’ journey through each play.

The evening kicks off with Last Tango in Little Grimley written by David Tristram. It looks at membership of the local amateur dramatic society dwindling. If they don’t come up with some rent money soon, they’re going to be thrown out.

Second up is A Jolly Sinister Jape by writer Elliot Strange. This is a pastiche 1920s’ thriller with a plot that defies description.

A group of adults find themselves trapped in a mysterious house during a thunderstorm where a number of events begin to unfold.

And last but not least is David Tristram’s Last Panto in Little Grimley - a sequel to Last Tango in Little Grimley.

The theatre company will be stopping off on their 28 venue tour on Wednesday, 14 June, with the show kicking off from 7.30pm.

Tickets are £12 each and can be purchased via the Louth’s theatre’s box office by calling: 01507 600350, between 10am-1pm. You can also buy them online by visiting: http://www.louthplaygoers.com.