Listen very carefully, we will say this only once! Stafford Players return to the main auditorium with this hilarious homage to Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft’s iconic BBC sitcom in ‘Allo ‘Allo 2: The Camembert Caper.
Based on the hugely popular TV comedy series, this sequel continues the adventures of reluctant resistance hero and harassed café owner, René Artois, in German-occupied wartime France.
Still trying to repatriate a pair of British airmen, René, his wife Edith and their café waitresses, Mimi and Yvette, are embroiled in yet another complicated and life-threatening scheme. General Von Klinkerhoffen demands a fortune in francs in recompense for the loss of the infamous painting of ‘The Fallen Madonna With The Big Boobies’, and René is expected to come up with the cash.
But nothing is ever easy. The local undertaker, Monsieur Alphonse, is making advances on Edith. René’s mother-in-law, Fanny, objects to the radio used to communicate with London being hidden under her bed.
No one can understand what Officer Crabtree (the British agent disguised as a Policeman) is saying. Michelle of the Resistance has a series of increasingly bonkers proposals. Herr Flick of the Gestapo, Colonel Von Strohm and Captain Geering all have their own plans to get hold of the money, and Lieutenant Gruber still wants to take René away for a ride in his little tank… The cash, a set of forged notes and a bomb all end up hidden in identical camembert cheeses. What could possibly go wrong?
The boys: René – Jason Greenwood General Von Klinkerhoffen – Ian Bowen Colonel Von Strohm – Warwick Hawkins Captain Hans Geering – Craig Davies Lieutenant Hubert Gruber – Craig Chesters Herr Flick – Mark Datson Crabtree – Joe Jenkinson Alphonse – John Hill LeClerc – Dave Dinsdale Carstairs – Saul Molloy Fairfax – Paul Warrilow
The girls: Edith – Helen Harrison Fanny – Linet Carter Michelle – Andrea Keady Yvette – Rachel Chapman Mimi – Shaney Swift Helga – Holly Spencer