The Sinodun Players stage new comedy Immaculate in Wallingford
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The Sinodun Players are staging Immaculate, a new comedy at Wallingford's Corn Exchange Theatre from 27 to 31 October.
The Sinodun Players, Wallingford's acting troupe, are opening a new comedy called Immaculate at the Corn Exchange Theatre this week. Since the group was founded in 1948, they have performed more than 300 shows at the venue, but organisers say this production is unlike anything the town has seen before.
The play follows Mia, a dominatrix who becomes unexpectedly pregnant and is visited by the Angel Gabriel with news of a divine conception. The story is complicated by the arrival of an ex-boyfriend, a school acquaintance and the Devil himself. Written by Oliver Lansley and directed by Julie Utely, the comedy is described by the group as 'glorious chaos'.
A spokesperson said the show is 'outrageous, irreverent and hilariously unpredictable', offering 'unlikely explanations, awkward questions and plenty of devilish humour'. Immaculate runs from Tuesday, 27 October to Saturday, 31 October at the Corn Exchange Theatre in Market Place.
How it is being reported
- 'Outrageous' new show coming to town theatre this weekImmaculate, the 'outrageous' and hilarious new show from The Sinodun Players, is opening in Wallingford this week.Oxford Mail · 26 Oct, 20:00
- 'Outrageous' new show coming to town theatre this weekImmaculate, the 'outrageous' and hilarious new show from The Sinodun Players, is opening in Wallingford this week.Oxfordshire Guardian · 26 Oct, 20:00
In this story: The Sinodun Players · Wallingford · Corn Exchange Theatre · Oliver Lansley · Julie Utely
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