Away from the supermarkets and overblown and at times over hyped shopping centres stands a world that few are privileged to see and interact with, the small shop owners whose livelihoods are threatened every day. What happens though when you see what happens in these places of wonder when there are no customers around? Tales From Under The Counter by Idiotsinsync will provide the absurdity and wonderfully weird answers as the play comes to the Unity Theatre on Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th February.
Idiotsinsync return to unity after a rapturous reception with this hilarious and newly adapted dark comedy directed by Paula Simms with the exceptional talent of Holly Wilson Guy and Alice Bunker-Whitney as the owners of three abandoned shops.
With a widow, a criminal son, an affair and the patter of tiny feet from a honeydew melon baby there is a lot of laughs in the play and the two women have more than a touch of French and Saunders about them and are just as highly enjoyable.
Tickets for Tales From Under The Counter at The Unity Theatre are available from the Box office, by telephone on 0844 8732888 or online at www.unitytheatre.co.uk. Tickets for the show are priced at £10 with concessions available at £8.
Ian D. Hall