From the team that brought you The Man in the Shed and The Eagle and the Seagull comes a brand new play by award-winning writer Tim Connery.

Meet Jimmy (Alex Dee), Thornton Heaths only truly local Sinatra tribute act (available for weddings, funerals, birthday parties or any events really), who is warming up for his latest gig with his young-at-heart accompanist, Charlie (Liam Connery).

Jimmy has Sinatra under his skin, but Charlie doesnt view it with angel eyes. They both give their shows their all, come rain or come shine, but their attitudes towards the future of the act are as different as night and day.

For Jimmy, its all or nothing at all. For Charlie, its nice and easy.

Charlie, however, has high hopes of landing an agent, only the lonely Jimmy is against that idea.

Will the duo become strangers in the night? Will either do something stupid?

Perhaps the best is yet to come...

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