'One of the most refreshing and stimulating evenings in the theatre' Daily Mail.
'Fine performances and fabulous frocks' Charles Spencer. Telegraph.
RING ROUND THE MOON is an enchanting comedy of mistaken identity, manners and mannerisms and affairs of the heart. Witty, charming and madcap, the play is set at a glamorous society dance in 1950s France and played out under the dazzling lights of a winter garden.
Identical twins Hugo and Frederic could not be more different; Hugo appears heartless and aloof whilst his brother is thoughtful and diffident. As Hugo prepares an evening of charades and façade at the Spring Ball, he little expects to be outplayed by his wily Aunt, who resolves his games with unexpectedly happy results.
Please be advised that there are flashing light effects in the final scene of RING ROUND THE MOON at the Playhouse Theatre. While it's not strobing, it may well affect or distress epilepsy sufferers. 
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