Have a Nice Day: Carol, a not too bright breakfast TV presenter, is facing the axe. She has little sympathy from her co-workers, and her agent confirms that she will soon be out of a job without coming up with much of an alternative. “A wonderful satire on the shallow world of television”
A Different Way To Die: Holocaust survivor Anna has applied to emigrate to the new State of Israel. She has to be interviewed and assessed. A surprising revelation brings her world to crisis “A powerful and thoughtful drama about inhumanity”
The Luvvies: The Horbridge Amateur Dramatic Society Guild has organised a Quiz Night all about ‘the movies’ – With all their various, and very human, foibles, things soon crumble into disarray. It promises to be a (humorous) eventful night.
Justin and Julie-Ann, on the brink of announcing their engagement, have arranged a dinner party in order that their parents can meet. The atmosphere between the two of them is one of excited optimism, only tempered by slight unease on Justin’s behalf. This planned scenario is rather rudely interrupted with Paige Petite, a lap dancer who lives in the penthouse six floors above, quite literally drops onto the balcony. The carefully planned dinner party continues, but…
This delightful comedy features a cast of zany characters, a near-sighted, knife-throwing poltergeist, a Ouija board of doubtful veracity, thunder and lightning, screams in the dark and a satisfying body count.
‘Murder Inn’ is set in a dilapidated inn, supposedly haunted by a knife-throwing poltergeist. A group of ghost hunting tourists is forced, by a storm, to make an unscheduled stop. What looks to be an unpleasant and uncomfortable detour soon turns into a night of mayhem and madness.
