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Slay for Today: Triangle Players setting the stage for new comedy production

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Wednesday, September 25, 2024 7:23 am
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Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb is showing at Tilehurst Methodist Church Hall, School Road, Tilehurst, from Thursday to Saturday, November 14-17.

Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb is showing at Tilehurst Methodist Church Hall, School Road, Tilehurst, from Thursday to Saturday, November 14-17.

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A THEATRE company in Tilehurst is gearing up for its latest production.

Triangle Players have set the stage for their new play, an adaptation of Norman Robbins’ comedy thriller, Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb.

The production follows a murderous family, the Tombs, as they receive a number of unusual visitors at the Monument House Hotel and Alternative Health Spa.

Uninvited guests begin to snoop, finding furtive passages and hidden secrets of the mansion, which in turn raise some uncomfortable questions for the Tomb family.

The show is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

Triangle Players is the only amateur dramatic company in Tilehurst, where it has been putting on productions for more than 70 years.

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They produce plays every spring and autumn, as well as a pantomime every Christmas.

Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb is showing at Tilehurst Methodist Church Hall, School Road, Tilehurst, from Thursday to Saturday, November 14-17.

Shows begin at 7.30pm, with a matinee performance from 3pm on November 16.

Tickets are available from Vendela Rose Floral Design, School Road, or online via: ticketsource.co.uk/triangle-players-tilehurst

More information about Triangle Players and their upcoming shows is available via: triangleplayers.co.uk/

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