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Ripping comedy to delight audience The inimitable Jeeves is coming to town.

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From: Grimsby Telegraph
Date: 20070601
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The inimitable Jeeves is coming to town.

Fans of P G Wodehouse will be delighted with the latest Caxton Players production, Come On Jeeves.

The ripping comedy will be headed by the original gentlemen's gentleman, played by former Grimsby man and experienced stage performer Laurence Brown.

He will bring to Jeeves a style that is quite commanding and certain to delight audiences at the theatre in Cleethorpe Road, Grimsby.

The play tells the tale of Lord Bill Towcester, best friend to Bertie Wooster, who is making a bit of cash on the side to keep his crumbling Towcester Abbey Stately Home in one ...

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