Thame Players present
Nobody’s Perfect
By Simon Williams

Tuesday 5^th – Saturday 9^th July

Tickets £8 – £10

Love Is All Round, a feminist publishing house with the motto ‘For Women By Women’, is running a competition to find new romantic fiction. To avoid gender bias, Leonard Loftus is forced to submit his novel under a female pseudonym, Myrtle Banbury. When ‘she’ wins first prize, Leonard begins to have a major problem. As a bashful statistician with a spectacular alter ego, he tries frantically to keep up the Myrtle charade, while enduring domestic complications from Dee Dee, his wayward daughter, and Gus, his rascally old father. His problems are made worse when he falls hopelessly in love with Harriet, who runs the company. In high heels and lipstick, our hero is caught in a hilarious dilemma of cross-dressing and cross-purposes.

Nobody’s Perfect has been acclaimed as a classic feel-good romantic comedy in the UK, Europe and Australia, offering belly laughs galore – the final scene has been described as a comic masterpiece.

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd

Midsomer Music and More
A musical journey on the theremin and a talk on the Magic of Midsomer
with Lydia Kavina and Tony Long

Friday 29th July at 7.45pm

Lydia Kavina is one of the world’s leading performers on the theremin, the unusual instrument used during the title music of the long-running ITV detective series, Midsomer Murders. Here she gives a performance showing the range and versatility of the theremin. To complement the concert, Tony Long will give a fascinating talk on the history of Midsomer Murders and the involvement Thame has had in the filming of the show over many years.

Presented by Thame Museum in association with Thame Players

Tickets £10

• Book online at thameplayers.co.uk or from the Information Centre at Thame Town Hall (check website for opening times).

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• Midsomer Music and More is linked to the exhibition The Making of Midsomer: Thame’s Role in 25 Years of Midsomer Murders at Thame Museum from 25^th June – 30^th Entry free.

Exclusive Competition

For a chance to win complimentary tickets for a family of four to a Thame Players production*, answer the following question:

Who wins the prize for new romantic fiction? 

Email your answer, along with your name and address, to Coralie at salesprv@live.co.uk by Friday August 19^th

*There are five Thame Players’ productions a year. See website for details