Comedy theatre show coming to the Theatre Royal

There’s a combination of comedy, drama and pathos coming to the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds with Kepow Theatre Company’s production of “Seven Ages” later this month.

The show aims to explore two of the most important questions one can ever ask oneself: why am I here? And what’s important in my life?

It is a comedy theatre show that explores the idea that we go through seven stages in life, from infancy – through love and wisdom – to growing old disgracefully.

Fresh from a sell-out world tour to 14 different countries across four different continents, “Seven Ages” has been seen at venues across the UK and garnered five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Festival. The performance at Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds will be extra special as it is the 400th performance of the show.

Created by and starring Kevin Tomlinson (winner of the Sunday Times Playwright Award) and Abi Hood (The Bill, ITV) Kepow are now recognised as one of the UKs leading touring international theatre companies.

The two performers take true stories from their own lives – and suggestions from the audience – and then weave them into amusing or touching scenes that will stay with you long after the show is over.

Through these scenes a variety of topics are explored: childhood adventures, falling in love, attempting to find a rewarding purpose in life and enjoying new hobbies in retirement.

It is taking place on Thursday, February 21 and tickets are on sale at the Box Office, call 01284 769505, book online at www.theatreroyal.org/shows/seven-ages-2/or visit the theatre in person.