Pirates will be taking over the stage in a madcap, interactive comedy adventure.
The Mystery of the Pirate Lagoon, a comic radio play presented live on stage, will be performed by Ragged Edge theatre company at St Bees Village Hall on April 19 at 7.30pm.
Described as “mad but fun,” the show invites the audience to make sound effects and even take part in scenes.
Suitable for audiences aged 9 right up to 90, the show teaser asks, "Who knew a parrot could be played by a pair of rubber gloves and a gun by a sheet of paper?"
Devised and performed by Stefan Escreet, Peter MacQueen and Claire Webzell, the show is said to be "daft and entertaining" inviting audiences to release their "inner pirate".
Ragged Edge previously toured with The Mystery of the Blue Moon Saloon.
Tickets are priced at £12 for adults, £25 for a family of four with two adults, and £6 for under-18s.
For more information and tickets, visit Kirkgate Arts and Heritage at https://kirkgateartsandheritage.org.uk/whats-on/.
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