FAWLTY TOWERS OPENS IN GRANGEMOUTH
Fawlty Towers throws open its doors on Saturday November 14 in Grangemouth.
The world’s worst hotel, run by the manic Basil Fawlty, has moved from Torquay to the town’s Bowhouse Community Centre for three nights.
Tryst Theatre are staging two of the award-winning episodes - "A Touch of Class" and "The Hotel Inspectors". Both are the TV shows word for word and deal with Basil trying - and failing - to raise the tone of his dreadful hotel.
Tryst President Frank Murray said: “We’re putting the finishing touches to this BBC TV comedy classic which audiences still find hilarious after thirty-five years.
“All the characters are featured – the crazed Basil, the domineering Sybil, the hopeless but lovable Manuel, Polly the sensible maid and the doddery old Major.”
Basil is played by Brian Paterson, Sybil by Carol Clark, Manuel by Craig Murray, Polly by Rhona Law and The Major by Jim Allan plus a large cast who portray the many guests in both episodes.
Tryst's Fawlty Towers double bill will run in Bowhouse Community Centre, Grangemouth, at 7.45pm on November 14, 15 and 16. Tickets - £7 and £5 (concessions) - are available from the Tryst Box Office on 01324 715886, at the door on the night or from club members.
Polly, Basil and Sybil are waiting to get you checked in to Fawlty Towers.
