The stage version of David Walliams’ seventh book ‘Awful Auntie’ will be at Cambridge Arts Theatre during half term from October 25 to 29 including Sunday performances.
Presented by The Birmingham Stage Company who put on Walliam’s Gangsta Granny, this is the story of Stella who sets off on a visit to London with her parents Lord and Lady Saxby.
She has no idea that her life is in danger. Waking up three months later, she relies on Aunt Alberta to tell her what has happened. There has been a car crash and her parents have died. But is Aunt Alberta telling the child the truth? It turns out that Auntie is after the family home and inheritance when actually it has been left to Stella, who is helped by Alberta’s comic owl who changes allegiances.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 2.30pm and 7pm, Saturday and Sunday at 11am and 3pm.
Tickets, £25 adults and £19 children from 01223 503333 or www.cambridgeartstheatre.com
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