A BEDFULL OF FOREIGNERS by Dave Freeman
When the Parkers check into the last available room of a ramshackle French hotel, they are all set for a night of love.
But they aren't the only guests with romance in mind. Chaos ensues and soon everyone is in the wrong bed...
Rip-roaring comedy with a saucy continental flavour!
SOUTHWOLD: 11th - 21st July
ALDEBURGH: 26th July - 4th August
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WRITE ME A MURDER by Frederick Knott
David is desperate to get his hands on the family fortune. Nothing can get in his way - except his older brother, Clive.
When David falls for an aspiring thriller writer, she inadvertently helps him conceive the plot for the perfect murder...
Superbly crafted deception from the author of Dial M For Murder
SOUTHWOLD: 23rd July - 4th August
ALDEBURGH: 7th - 11th August
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TWO AND TWO MAKE SEX by Richard Harris and Leslie Darbon
George embarks on an inept affair with a younger woman. When his wife finds out she decides that two can play at that game and begins a dalliance with a younger man - who happens to be involved with someone else...
A fun-filled evening... for all the family!
SOUTHWOLD: 6th - 18th August
ALDEBURGH: 21st - 25th August
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THE CURSE OF DRACULA by Bram Stoker - adapted by Mark Simpson
For solicitor, Jonathan Harker, a simple conveyancing job turns into a nightmare which threatens the lives of his wife, Mina; her friend, Lucy, and the entire population of London!
Adventure, romance and humour in a new adaptation of the original Gothic tale
ALDEBURGH: 13th - 18th August
SOUTHWOLD: 20th August - 1st September
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FIVE FINGER EXERCISE by Peter Shaffer
The Harrington household is a tinderbox into which comes an attractive young man to tutor the adolescent daughter.
But he is not only attractive to the daughter...
Riveting drama from the author of Equus
ALDEBURGH: 27th August - 1st September
SOUTHWOLD: 3rd - 15th September
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The Jill Freud Company
has produced professional theatre in Southwold since 1984 and in Aldeburgh since 1995.
The Company achieves the highest standard of summer theatre production anywhere in the country.
"... the Rolls-Royce of
Summer repertory."
Andrew Billen
The Observer
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