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Can a librarian outwit the best assassins?

by Phil Creighton
June 2, 2018
in Arts, Entertainment, Shinfield
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A COMEDY focusing the trials and tribulations of in-laws is the latest production from the Shinfield
Players.

My Inlaws Are Outlaws runs from Wednesday, June 6 to Saturday, June 9 and focuses on the dilemma that Annie finds herself in when she realises that her mother-in-law has hired a group of assassins to kill her.

Can the mild-mannered librarian outwit the best Italian, Russian and Irish contract killers?

Curtain up is at 7.45pm each evening and tickets can be reserved by calling 0118 975 8880 or logging on to www.shinfieldplayers.org.uk

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