Girls' Night Out

Synopsis

A story of love, laughter and men in thongs, together with a great pop soundtrack that will have you dancing in the aisles. Jane is preparing for the biggest day of her life and that wouldn’t be complete without a traditional hen night with the girls. Meanwhile Tony and the boys are putting together the final touches of their make or break ladies only show. Both funny and touching, we follow the boys from rehearsals to performance, as they prepare for the forthcoming ‘Feast of Flesh’ contest, which could turn them from has-beens to heroes overnight.

Our Review:

John Dixon - 31 March 2010

There is little doubt that Dave Simpson’s play Girls’ Night Out is already a success and there is an audience eagerly awaiting the new national tour. But while the play was written before The Full Monty, you cannot help comparing the two, as they both centre on the world of male strippers.

The story revolves around a hen night, with the bride to be about to give birth at any moment. At the party are her best friend, sister and aunt. As the alcohol flows, secrets start to emerge which are to have a devastating effect on all their lives. Although it would be unfair to reveal any as they are central to the story, as it is, and a lot of humour hangs on them.

Meanwhile, a group of male strippers are preparing for their act and with two new members in the fou...

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Latest User Review

sandra - 1 April 2010:

had a brilliant night laughed almost all the way through good casting overall very funny was slow to start but very enjoyable evening ...

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