Are You Being Served? Presented By Whitley Bay Theatre Company: Whitley Bay Theatre Company are pleased to confirm their return to the PLAYHOUSE in May 2012 with the fabulous production of Are You Being Served? based on the smash hit 1970's TV comedy and adapted for the stage by its original creators Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft.
Running from the 16th ' 19th May 2012 the double entendres will be non - stop in this production as the well-loved staff of Grace Brothers department store prepare first for a sale of German goods and then depart en masse for a staff holiday at a one-star hotel in Spain.
Will the wind-up teeth, tropical heat, Spanish crumpet, creepy crawlies and randy revolutionaries prove too much for our happy band? Don't you believe it!
With the aid of a nun's habit, a bowler hat and Mrs Slocombe's Union Jack knickers, they survive their holiday with everything intact but their modesty!
We do hope that you're free! to join us for this lively production of a classic which is sure to raise chuckles a plenty!
Are You Being Served? Presented By Whitley Bay Theatre Company at Playhouse Whitley Bay in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear on Wednesday, 16 May 2012.
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