Cultural mishaps and misunderstanding at Graffham!

Spokeswoman Lucy Edkins said: “You are invited to join the guests at Clare and Arjun’s wedding reception. It’s a celebration of a mixed marriage between a country girl and a lad from the city, with all their friends and family. What could possibly go wrong?

“This fast-moving new comedy drama is full of mishaps and misunderstandings with plenty of neat twists and a disco/Bhangra dance for everyone to join in at the end. Everyone loves a wedding, don’t they? Based on real people’s experience of mixed marriages or rural weddings attended by city dwellers out of their comfort zone, this is a fun, light-hearted exploration of relationships across the divides of rural/urban, race and gender. The show is a coproduction between Kali Theatre/Black Country Touring/Arts Alive, directed by Janet Steel and Steve Johnstone.”

Lucy added: “The charity, Applause Rural Touring is the rural touring scheme for Kent and Sussex and is based in Tunbridge Wells. The scheme has been running for over ten years and works with local communities to provide professional, affordable, challenging and inspiring performances that can be enjoyed in local venues, such as village halls and community centres.”

Tickets £12, child £6 available from goo.gl/JOVPaX or by calling 01798 867026.

Doors and bar open at 7.30pm.

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