Falstaff gets him come-uppance (three times) in this rather confused but at times immensely funny Shakespeare comedy - his only one about the middle classes. The story, almost certainly false, goes that Queen Elizabeth I so enjoyed the character of Falstaff that she asked to see him again in another play - in love. Shakespeare is supposed to have obliged with this delightful romp. There's a right raucous rumbustious romp going on in jolly old Windsor town and no mistake! Hold on to your 1950 style hats Oddsocks fans, as two merry wives give that lovable "naughty Knight", that most famous of Shakespearean characters ....... yes, you've guessed it: Fatty Falstaff, a shock he'll never forget, in return for his unwanted amorous attentions. Laughter, surprises and fun for all the family guaranteed, so hurry along now do and purchase those lovely tickets for an exciting evening of infectious frivolity!| 18 Jan 12 | Square Chapel Arts Centre Halifax, West Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 7 Jan 12 | The Lights Andover, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 16 Dec 11 to 17 Dec 11 | New Theatre Royal Portsmouth, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 13 Dec 11 to 14 Dec 11 | Arena Theatre Wolverhampton, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 6 Dec 11 | Borough Theatre Abergavenny, Monmouthshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
