A Bedfull of Foreigners, February 2012

This play is set in a French village near the German border on the eve of a local festival. When Stanley and Brenda, on a motoring trip, obtain a room for the night they consider themselves lucky – but not for long.

In less than an hour, Stanley finds himself, in Brenda’s absence, lowering an attractive girl, stark naked, from the window with the room’s radiator hanging from a rope near the ceiling.

The arrival of Claude, the attractive girl’s husband, and his own girlfriend, Simone, causes further chaos. By the second hour, almost everyone is in the wrong bed, as figures dressed as nuns and monks rush in and out and seductions and confrontations run rampant.

Starring the ever popular and always hilariously funny Damian Williams, ‘A Bedfull of Foreigners’ has all the ingredients of a fast – moving farce, including mistaken identities, double-booked rooms, hasty cover-ups, and hilarious situations that you would expect in a classic farce.

5 performances, including Saturday matinee