Galway festival offers punters a chance to 'enjoy' Faulty Towers dining experience

Faulty Towers…the dining experience bring their critically acclaimed, show to Galway for two performances only at The Menlo Park Hotel on Sunday, October, 30, and Monday, October 31, as part of the Galway Comedy Festival.

Is it dinner? Is it theatre? It’s both but it’s so much more! Faulty Towers…the dining experience is a unique event offering the public a chance to find out what it would be like to dine at Fawlty Towers, that iconic premises created in the 1970s by John Cleese and his then wife, Connie Booth.

Prepare yourself to be harangued by snobbish manic Basil, condescended to by his domineering wife Sybil and served by the hopeless, language challenged waiter Manuel. All the favourite scenes from the TV show are recreated here – alongside a fine dining experience.

This is an internationally acclaimed show presented by Interactive Theatre Australia, with great food, exceptionally talented actors . . . and the audience. Everything that can go wrong will.

Acclaimed both nationally and internationally, the show sold out at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2007, 2008 and 2009, Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2008, 2009 and 2010.

It’s an interactive comedy dining experience that is suitable for fans of all ages – just don't mention the war!

Tickets are €45 and the price includes the show and a three course meal, consisting of includes soup, a meat main course with vegetarian option and a desert.

They are on sale now at www.bulmersgalwaycomedyfestival.com