A drama production group put on a show with a fun production.
The Blackmore Players produced their version of No Sex Please, We’re British.
Andrew Raymond's production is great fun, boasting some excellent performances and a splendid set.
Matthew Pearson and Rebecca Smith star as a hapless newly-weds who unwittingly get mucky books and blue films sent through the post.
The couple are then visited by friends and family including his snobbish mother- a performance from Linda Raymond, his pompous boss- played by Keith Goody, Superintendent Paul- Ryan Stevens and two oddly assorted good-time girls- Lisa Matthews and Ela Raymond.
The best comedy performance must go to Old Mr Haskell as the bank inspector with the Union Flag flying beneath his jim-jams, and Young Mr Haskell as the chief cashier.
The cast thoroughly deserved the gales of laughter that greeted the better jokes, and the whoops and cheers on their curtain-call.
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