ADEL Players will start their new season next month by presenting an Alan Ayckbourn comedy.
Time Of My Life will be performed at Adel Memorial Hall from Wednesday, October 24 to Saturday, October 27.
Set in a restaurant in Yorkshire during the recession of the early 1990s, the play is full of local dialect, plain speaking and blunt humour.
The story begins in the present but, as the tale unfolds, the action moves between the past and the future.
An observational comedy with a dark side, Time of My Life starts by showing Gerry, a bluff no-nonsense businessman, seated at a table with his wife Laura, ready to celebrate her birthday with the family.
The couple are soon joined by their elder son Glyn, his wife Stephanie, and their younger son Adam and his new girlfriend, Maureen.
Against a backdrop of business problems caused by the recession it is not long before family and marital conflicts emerge and important moments are revisited.
Tickets for the show cost £8 and can be booked by calling Mike and Anne Andrews on (0113) 2755585 or sending an e-mail to boxoffice@adel-players.org.uk .
The venue's bar will be open from 4.30pm for the Wednesday to Friday performances, and from midday on Saturday, while the box office will open at 6.45pm daily.
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