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Location: Theatre and Bar
Synopsis: The 1960’s cult book and classic film makes a fascinating piece of theatre, a bittersweet comedy with a bit of steaminess.
Essentially a coming-of-age tale as the academically brilliant Ben is seduced by family friend Mrs Robinson and then complicates things further by falling for her daughter Elaine. A black comedy of sexual relations, and an “impure theatrical delight” – here’s to you, Mrs Robinson!
Image credited to the Cumberland and Westmorland Herald[/title]