Hay Fever lifts the lid on the impossible, implausible Bliss family. Each of them has invited a guest for the weekend. These hapless visitors are bewildered, humiliated, intimidated and simply ignored by their hosts who's separate and combined lives are hilariously bohemian.

This comedy of bad manners was first produced in 1925 when madcap young ladies were"flappers" and young men tore along dusty roads in open tourers.It was a bitter sweet, superficial age recovering from the horrors of one war and heading pell-mell for another.

Noel Coward thought Hay Fever was his best comedy. The critics have usually been divided. The play has never been off the stage for long in the past 83 years because it's humour is everlasting and it's structure impeccable.

Performances start at 7.45pm