Comedy play in Newton Poppleford in aid of FORCE cancer charity
There Must Be An Angel. Picture: Colin Barrow - Credit: Archant
A vicar who claims he has seen the ghost of a past love is at the centre of a new romantic comedy, to be performed in Newton Poppleford this month.
There Must Be An Angel was written by Tiverton playwright Colin Barrow, and the show will raise funds for the cancer charity FORCE.
The play is set in a village church, with the action unfolding over the course of a week, with ghostly appearances and comic twists and turns.
Mr Barrow has more than 40 years of wide-ranging theatre experience, both onstage and behind the scenes.
He wrote the play especially for FORCE, in gratitude for their support of his sister who died of cancer three years ago.
You may also want to watch:
The production is on Saturday, October 19 at Newton Poppleford village hall.
Tickets are £12, which includes a fish and chip supper.
Most Read
- 1 Summer play season returns safe and sound after 'challenging year'
- 2 Tragedy strikes the racing world
- 3 Paedophile hunters' sting in Sidbury leads to prosecution
- 4 Former Ottery science technician celebrates her seventieth year
- 5 Folk festival boosted by £97K grant from Culture Recovery Fund
- 6 'Battered and shattered' traders start to reopen their shops
- 7 School's hill climb challenge
- 8 Family triumph in Sidmouth golf team stableford
- 9 Beautiful news for fans of music festival
- 10 Confidence grows for return of traditional high street
Refreshments will be available and there will be a raffle.
For tickets and more information ring 01395 568897.
Another performance of the play, also in aid of FORCE, will take place at the Cygnet Theatre, Friar's Gate, Exeter, from Thursday, October 24 until Saturday, October 26.
There will be three evening performances and a Saturday matinee.
Tickets are £10 for adults and £7 for children aged 16 and under. Children under three go free.
Tickets are available from the Cygnet Theatre website, box office 01392 277189.