BRILLIANTLY bonkers, Black RAT Productions and Blackwood Miners’ Institute present Pride & Prejud(ish), a new high-energy comedy by Richard Tunley, starring Zoë Davies, Jemima Nicholas, Olivia Edwards and Kate Powell at the Torch Theatre, Milford Haven on Thursday, October 29.

Hot on the heels of Dai Cula: Prince of the Valleys, Black RAT Productions returns with a riotous new comedy where Jane Austen collides headfirst with modern South Wales. Austen-and-Bridgerton obsessive Lizzie Bennet dreams of classier times - but keeping hold of that fantasy is difficult when her family is on the brink of collapse.

While Mam is living her best life in Spain, Lizzie is left holding the fort as her sisters unravel around her. Lydia has turned full Bridezilla over the wedding of the century, Jane is struggling with her own fragile marriage, Kitty is threatening to boycott the big day, and Mary? Mary went to Uni… and hasn’t been back since.

As the wedding day hurtles closer, tensions rise, secrets spill, and family pride collides with very modern prejudices.

Supported by Arts Council of Wales, this physical comedy is recommended for ages 14+.

Pride & Prejud(ish) can be seen on the Torch Theatre stage on October 29 at 7.30pm. For tickets, call 01646 695267 or visit torchtheatre.co.uk.