ABIGAIL'S Party, by Mike Leigh, is a black comedy about local communities and suburban life.
The play starts in Beverly's living room as she prepares for the arrival of her guests.
She and husband Laurence are planning a dinner party for neighbours Angela, Tony and Sue.
As the alcohol flows and the nibbles are handed around the ruthless and achingly funny examination of suburban life begins to unfold.
Abigail's Party was first produced at Hampstead Theatre in 1977, with a record 16 million people watching it.
Now, for two nights only. it will be at the Palace Theatre on Friday, October 5 to Saturday, October 6 at 7.30pm.
Tickets costs £12 (£9 Reddicard) from 65203.
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