The Naked Neds
Ingram Noble's latest production, "The Naked Neds," is hitting the road in Scotland this September and comes to Augustine United Church on Sunday the 8th!
About The Naked Neds
Ingram Noble's latest production, "The Naked Neds," is hitting the road in Scotland this September. This comedy play follows a group of Glasgow lads as they navigate the turbulent aftermath of their best friend's suicide. In a world where politicians' expenses seem to matter more than NHS waiting lists, they decide to take matters into their own hands. After several failed fundraising attempts, they decide there’s only one thing they can do; take their clothes off.
CAST:
PAUL - Lucian Burlingame
TONY - John Stuart
JAMIE - Ingram Noble
HARRY - Aidan Curley
BEV - Tanya MacDonald
Please note: Doors open 7PM. Showtime 7:30PM. Strictly 18+.
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