Prepare to delve into the grim laboratory of Dr Frankenstein from the comfort of your theatre seat.

Experience the creation of a monster from several human corpses (EURGH)!

GASP as the creature comes to life.

Play the part of a humble local to save the village from the creature's revenge.

 Will Dr Frankenstein face his destiny?

Will the monster eat your crisps?

Will there be a dry seat in the house?

 Answers to all these questions and more when you join ODDSOCKS as

ROGER RADIO attempts Frankenstein!

 Award winning theatre company Oddsocks is celebrating thirty-five years touring this year. Well-known to audiences due to its regular open-air appearances at Mary Arden's Farm and more recently Compton Verney, the company is shaking off Shakespeare this autumn to bring their new, comedy adaptation of Frankenstein to the Bridge House Theatre. Renowned for taking classic texts and creating bold, challenging innovative and interactive theatre from them, to be enjoyed by a family audience of all ages. The well-loved company whose trademark style is to make lasting followers from all who attend, tells good stories, in exciting ways and has been touring nationally and internationally to theatres and non-traditional arts venues.

 Touring indoor and outdoor venues in all seasons, Oddsocks has become established as one of the UK's best-loved touring theatre companies with supporters in their thousands. Over the last thirty-five years, Oddsocks has toured to countries as far afield as Jordan and Syria, Hungary the UK and Channel Islands with its unique style of comedy. 

Appearing this season as one of the cheeky chappies of the "renowned ROGER Radio cast" is Andy Barrow, Artistic Director of Oddsocks who will be familiar to many regular Oddsocks audience members. Multi-rolling is an understatement as he takes on the parts of the Sea Captain, Frankenstein's father, Henry Clerval and others in the show including Frankenstein's monster itself. "The joy of presenting the story as though we are performing a radio play is that we can play so many characters in quick succession by just a change of wig or hat." says Andy Barrow, who has appeared in most of the company's productions since its beginnings in the late 1980's. He is joined by Elli who also plays many parts including Elizabeth Frankenstein, First Mate Jenkins, numerous villagers and landladies. "My favourite role is First Mate Jenkins, mainly because of his expressive hat… you have to be there" Elli says cryptically.