WARNING!

This show tickled your funny bone – and a lot else beside!

The Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow was delighted to announce a brand new addition to its fun-filled, jam-packed forthcoming season.

We got behind closed doors in Vera’s Massage Parlour. Any Extras? Allowed us an insight into the revelations of life on the front line. Your Mother wouldn’t like it … your Granny wouldn’t understand it … Your Head Teacher wouldn’t admit to it … and your Vicar, well … the Vicar’s already late for his appointment! An unlikely series of coincidences lead to a hilarious climax (pardon the pun!)

It was as British as Fish and Chips, as traditional as farce, and as randy as your Auntie after a bottle of QC! Don’t come if you’re easily offended, but do come if you want a good, loud, lewd and luscious laugh at the absurd antics behind those business cards in telephone boxes!

It was a fantastic farce with a brilliant cast. Writer James Harman also stars as the hapless Massage Parlour owner Vernon, with his on-stage wife Rhoda played by Kate Ashmead who has appeared in roles as diverse as Gloria in Wait until Dark and more recently, Jake, in the national tour of the Tweenies!