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It is 1952, and the aristocracy are feeling the pinch. Some are even having to work. While Lord Carmoyle has taken a job as a floorwalker at Harrods, his brother-in-law, the ninth Earl of Towcester, has gone into business as a bookie, meanwhile hoping to sell the crumbling Towcester Abbey to a rich American widow who is attracted by its ghosts. Though ably assisted by his butler Jeeves (on loan from Bertie Wooster) the young earl loses a large bet to the fearsome white hunter Captain "Bwana" Biggar. The usual Wodehouse mayhem ensues...
Please Note: There will be smoking in this production
The Geoffrey Whitworth is a public theatre with over 1700 members, founded in 1948. The theatre has a raked auditorium seating 150, a large proscenium stage, a fully licensed bar, two foyers, a rehearsal studio, large dressing rooms and plentiful on-site parking. We produce ten or eleven productions annually, each usually lasting for 8 nights, including a Youth Group Production. We at the Geoffrey Whitworth are proud of our reputation for presenting high quality drama. Who was Geoffrey Whitworth? Click here for more information.
| To email us, please click on a link: | Box Office | Membership | Enquiries | Press | Letters | The GWT Club | Web Admin | FoH |