When Lord God is persuaded by retainer Gabriel to take a holiday in a Devonshire seaside hotel (to get Him out from under His angels feet), He looks forward to a fortnight filled with tennis, cream teas and the latest Agatha Christie. But the presence of campaigning atheist Prof. Minty Tweddle and her fianc, caustic drama critic Rex Addison, leads to all manner of supernatural scrapes, japes and narrow escapes and the invention of a hot new global dance craze. 1920's-set comic musical from best-selling author Philip Reeve and playwright/composer Brian Mitchell, writers of the 'Pugs of the Frozen North' stage show and 'The Ministry of Biscuits'. The cast includes Joanna Neary (BBC2's 'Ideal') and Ian Shaw ('The Shark is Broken'). Produced by Argus-Angel-winning company. "An absolutely ripping wheeze...top-hole musical comedy...a festival gem." - The Stage on 'The Ministry of Biscuits'

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Mama Biashara
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