A rich wife, a working man, an author, an addict... the souring of the Swinging Sixties in a twisting tale of murder, love, money and betrayal. A masterpiece from the pen of one of the greats of the genre, this play will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.
At The Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton, from the 11th – 15th March 2008 Curtain up 7.45pm nightly, 2.30pm Saturday matinée Tickets £9, £8 concessions, phone 01823 283244 for Box Office Or buy online through This Link

Suddenly At Home is an intricate, tense thriller, but not a whodunnit. You see the murder committed early in the play; you know who did it and why. Chillingly, you also observe the crafting of the alibi. Tension mounts as you ask yourself: will the murderer will get away with it?

Mistakes are made, the alibi is less than perfect, and awkward questions are asked. You will increasingly desire to see the crime solved and justice done. There are red herrings, false alibis and unforeseen circumstances a-plenty for you to try and unravel. The action takes place in the high octane period of the early seventies, as the hippy dream of love and peace crashed in the reality of drugs and money. The final twist will keep you guessing right to the end.

Taunton Thespians are very pleased to welcome Mike Linham back to direct for us once again. His most recent work with the society was the successful Summer Tour of Jane Eyre in 2006. The cast is a mix of well-known faces and actors new to Thespians, all of the latter having recently moved to the area.