Wheatley Hills Rufc

1st Saturday of the month starting September The Dunkerley Suite at Wheatley Hills RUFC A1 Sound system - Great wooden dance floor - fantastic value bar DJ Snowy plus guests FREE Entry Everyone Welcome 8pm till late

Abalone’s desperate, he’s taken a day of holiday from the poultry farm to commit armed robbery. Now he has Eve, a local vicar, stuffed into the boot of his classic car. Check in with us at The Last Motel, a few miles outside of Barnsley (South Yorkshire not Kentucky), to see if Abalone’s hostage changes his perspective on life. Written by award nominated Jeremy Fletcher, whose work has been performed on the BBC, Sky TV (Fest Live) and has toured nationally. Directed by JMK Regional Bursary recipient, Marcus Bazley. With set design by Evening Standard x TikTok Future Theatre Fund Award Winner, Caitlin Mawhinney. ‘A kind of homespun Fargo with more theatrical flair’ ★★★★ - Bridey Addison-Child, Edfringe Review 'A perfect piece of theatre, more than a hint of Tarantino and Lynch' - Fictionmaker ‘The plot has remained bobbling around in my head’ ★★★★ - Tom Gellatly, Edfringe Review ‘Genuinely moving. I left with a few new thoughts planted in my mind’ - Fringe Guru A darkly comedic psychological thriller from an acclaimed Doncaster writer and the team behind Communicate (‘The honesty in the writing is brave and timely…wonderfully moving… a beautiful tapestry about life’ - Anna Fletcher, Oldham Reporter).

Abalone’s desperate, he’s taken a day of holiday from the poultry farm to commit armed robbery. Now he has Eve, a local vicar, stuffed into the boot of his classic car. Check in with us at The Last Motel, a few miles outside of Barnsley (South Yorkshire not Kentucky), to see if Abalone’s hostage changes his perspective on life. Written by award nominated Jeremy Fletcher, whose work has been performed on the BBC, Sky TV (Fest Live) and has toured nationally. Directed by JMK Regional Bursary recipient, Marcus Bazley. With set design by Evening Standard x TikTok Future Theatre Fund Award Winner, Caitlin Mawhinney. ‘A kind of homespun Fargo with more theatrical flair’ ★★★★ - Bridey Addison-Child, Edfringe Review 'A perfect piece of theatre, more than a hint of Tarantino and Lynch' - Fictionmaker ‘The plot has remained bobbling around in my head’ ★★★★ - Tom Gellatly, Edfringe Review ‘Genuinely moving. I left with a few new thoughts planted in my mind’ - Fringe Guru A darkly comedic psychological thriller from an acclaimed Doncaster writer and the team behind Communicate (‘The honesty in the writing is brave and timely…wonderfully moving… a beautiful tapestry about life’ - Anna Fletcher, Oldham Reporter).