Plunge into darkness and try not to scream during Wait Until Dark, the first production of the year for Foxton Little Theatre.
Written by Frederick Knott, author of Dial M for Murder, and directed by Carl Terry, Wait Until Dark was a hugely popular movie in the 1960s, winning an Oscar for Audrey Hepburn, and has continued to be produced for the stage since.
Susy Henderson lives a simple life as a housewife, despite being blind. While away on business, her husband Sam unknowingly smuggles a peculiar doll filled with drugs into their home.
One night Susy becomes the key in a clever conman's scheme to steal the doll. With the help of the young girl upstairs, Susy unravels his plan but quickly becomes the bait in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Get ready for an edge-of-the-seat thriller.
A dinner and show option is available on Saturday nights.