Noel Coward's witty play Relative Values is the latest to be performed by the Loft Theatre company. It's an ensemble piece set in 1951. Nigel, the Earl of Marshwood, has fallen in love with Miranda Frayle, a glamorous movie star, and plans to marry her - much to the horror of his mother and his mother’s maid. But how can they stop what they regard as an unsuitable match? "One of the attractions of Relative Values for me is the strength of all ten characters", says Director, Michael Seeley. "All the roles, large and small, are beautifully drawn and get their fair share of great lines". Relative Values runs from Wednesday 28 March to Saturday 7 April 2007 You can get tickets from the Tourist Information Office on 01926 742756 and from the Loft Theatre Box Office on 01926 426341. Or visit www.loft-theatre.co.uk. | 
