No sooner had I shared the latest about The Door than I had final confirmation of the next dinner theatre event. We staged a special dinner theatre evening based on Blessed Assurance back in October at Dorking’s White Horse hotel.

The production’s a joint effort between Damn Cheek Productions and the Greensand Band and the reception was enthusiastic, with many of those in the audience almost demanding that we tour the show.

So, our next step is a repeat, this time at the Stepping Stones pub in West Humble, on Thursday 5 March 2020 – another chance to see what the fuss was about.

The evening features a welcome drink, a meal, and the theatrical and musical event presented in two halves between main course and dessert. Guests will arrive around 7pm for the welcome drink, the performance will start at 7.30pm and the main courses will be ready to eat as guests head for the dining tables during the interval.

In this exciting and unique event local writer Tony Earnshaw, alongside a stellar cast, and the Greensand Band providing music, hosts an evening of dramatic readings from his novel as you enjoy fine food and wine in this intimate venue. Friendship, love, betrayal and forgiveness. It’s all there. Signed copies of the book also available at a special discount.

The all in price for the evening is £32.50. You can also book for performance only at £17.50 if you choose. Book your seats now, direct with the Stepping Stones on 01306 889932 or via email steppingstonespub@gmail.com

This post originally appeared on www.tonyearnshaw.co.uk/

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