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Comedy Show sees Mr
Darcy Brought to Life
Mr Darcy Loses the Plot
South Shields Customs House
Thursday
27th October 2016
An award-winning comedy
duo are returning to The Customs House this week with a show about one of
literature’s favourite characters.
Mr Darcy Loses the Plot
comes to the theatre in Mill Dam, South Shields on Thursday and in
true LipService style turns Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice on its head.
Jane Austen is dreaming of
Mr Darcy and as her creation takes form he appears before our eyes - a proud,
arrogant, handsome creation in uncomfortably tight pants. When a visitor
approaches, Jane hastily covers up her work and departs.
Left dangling, what is
Darcy to do? He starts to create his own storyline. When Jane returns she finds the
plot has moved on and Darcy is dancing to a rather different tune.
It is written by and
stars comedy duo Maggie Fox and Sue
Ryding, who have previously brought the hugely successful Picture of Doreen
Gray, Inspector
Norse, Move over Moriarty and Withering Looks to The Customs House.
The venue’s executive director Ray Spencer said: “We’re
always thrilled to welcome LipService back to The Customs House. What they do
with classic literature is really clever and truly funny. The
Independent newspaper call them “Britain’s
favourite literary lunatics" and their shows are a must-see for anyone who
loves the classics or comedy plays.”
LipService celebrate
their 30th touring anniversary this year. Maggie and Sue have also written
scripts, voiced characters, appeared on Radio 4 and TV shows such as Coronation Street, Shameless and The
Forsythe Saga.
Tickets:
Mr Darcy
Loses the Plot is on at The Customs House on Thursday 27th October 2016 from 7.45pm. Tickets are £14 or £13
concession.
To book or for more information visit www.customshouse.co.uk or contact the box office on 0191 454 1234.
To book or for more information visit www.customshouse.co.uk or contact the box office on 0191 454 1234.
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