Set in a hospital Fram Amdram's autumn production is the farce It Runs In The Family.  From the rehearsals expect frequent lap squirtings from a soda siphon, the plot requiring big hairy men to pretend to be nurses, much exit stage left through the doors (and windows) of the substantial set and FADS' high standard of entertainment.  The show starts Monday and unusually ends FRIDAY.

th 13 mr 08

Wednesday the box office for Framlingham Amateur Dramatic Society's spring production, the comedy Situation Comedy, opens at the Framlingham Volunteer Centre.  Not only are the thesps rehearsing like mad to ensure a funny show but several company members will be on the Luke Deal Show on Radio Suffolk around 3:30pm Tuesday.  (Take your own biscuits people, it is the BBC.)

Though there are some eight weeks to go before FADS (Fram AmDram) present Situation Comedy they are already rehearsing without the book.  Essentially a farce the one liners were coming so fast we couldn't store them.  One character's appalling home made wine is a running joke "My word this is strong, did you say it's claret?" "No, I said it's carrot" and "I think you've had enough Doris, you're starting to look attractive."

There are loads of props, loads of costumes, loads of costume changes and the wardrobe mistress could really use a helper.  In fact any extra pairs of backstage hands very welcome.

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