Skip to Content
Accessibility

Jeeves and Wooster in ‘Perfect Nonsense’

Tue 8th Sep

Bertie Wooster is forced not only to play matchmaker, but to become a thief, after his Weekend plans get turned upside down.

“Jeeves and Wooster in ‘perfect nonsense’” written by The Goodale Brothers, is a play based upon the works of P.G. Wodehouse. With the help from his Valet Jeeves, Bertie Wooster takes the audience on a journey, by retelling the story of one of his weekend getaways.

After Sir Watkyn Bassett, takes the cow Creamer, Bertie’s uncle was planning to buy, he is blackmailed by his aunt to head down to Totleigh Towers to steal it! Upon arrival he finds many obstacles in his way, such as the giant man guarding the thing and even being blackmailed again by Bassett’s niece! How will he do it? Find out on the 8th September at the LAC book your tickets now!

An amateur production by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.

Not available
  • Date:
    Tue 8th Sep 2026
  • Time:
    7pm
  • Running Time:
    140min
  • Location:
    Theatre
  • Prices:

    £5 All Tickets // Free for Live Pass Members

  • Doors open 30 mins prior to event start time.

    20min interval included.

    Age Guidance: PG

    Content Warnings: Mild Violence and Partial Nudity.

Related News

Related Events

The Grandpa with a Jetpack

Once upon a time, struggling writer/director, T.B. Connell, happened across a battered old copy of Anwir Scribes ‘The Grandpa with a Jet Pack’ at a British Heart Foundation charity shop.

Credence

This piece unravels the unrealistic expectations on what it means to be emerging artists trying to navigate the ever-growing ceiling of success and the persistent sense of “standing on the outside”. How does a young artist tackle self-inflicted othering, setting oneself lower to established artists, and overworking to avoid being “exposed”? The dancers use movement and body language to communicate shared efforts to overcome the restrictive thought patterns of self-doubt.