Droylsden Little Theatre is presenting its newest play this week after more than a year of closed doors.
Table Manners by Alan Aykbourn is a light-hearted play which centres around an affair between the main character, Annie, and her sister’s husband, Norman. However, their plans for an illicit weekend start to unravel around the dining room table, where the story is set.
The production is playing at Droylsden Little Theatre, on Castle Close, until Saturday 16 October.
Tickets are £9 which includes a free programme and you can book at https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/dlt or call 0161 370 7713.
Droylsden Little Theatre usually puts on six plays a season, but this season it will be putting on four shows following the pandemic.
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