Presented by The Festival Players

Tickets: Wednesday £10, Thursday - Saturday £11 

Ray Cooney’s hilarious farce won the Olivier Award for Best Comedy of the year in 1991.

Out of Order features Richard Willey, a Tory Junior Minister, who plans to spend the night at the four-star Westminster Hotel, London, with one of the Opposition’s junior secretaries. Things start to go disastrously wrong early on when Willey discovers the ‘body’ of a man trapped in the suite’s unreliable sash window. Desperately trying to get out of what has suddenly become an extremely sticky situation, he summons his trusty Parliamentary Private Secretary, George Pigden, to the hotel to sort things out.