Adults only play to be performed in Wraysbury

May 5 2009 By Mark Goode

FEMALE nudity will be on show during the next production by the Wraysbury Players.

The non-profit drama group are performing 'Role Play' next weekend in the village hall, The Green, and members have warned it is for adults due to an untold amount of nudity.

The cast of the 45-year-old group are busily rehearsing for the nights on Thursday to Saturday (May 14-16), which contains six cast members.

Lora Andrew, 28, who has been a members since she was 15, said: "The play is about a couple introducing their respective parents to each other over dinner. There is a exotic dancer from upstairs who is trying to escape her violent boyfriend. Then someone crashes through the roof and hell breaks loose."

The play was written by Jim Minter, but directed by the Players own Alan Ayckbourn, and they cast have been rehearsing since February.

Lora said: "I must stress it is an adult comedy. There is a bit of language, but nothing too exciting, we do live in Wraysbury after all, but there is a bit of female nudity.

All the money made will go towards the Players next production in May.

Lora said: "At the moment it is good to support local groups in the community. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your help and Support for the past 40 years."

Tickets cost £7 and can be booked by calling 01753 674 871.