IT'S billed as a special performance from a guest repertory company - The Welders' Institute Theatrical Society.
But if you take the initials of the name, it adds up to Twits, and the popular Chandler's Ford-based Chameleon Theatre Company will readily own up to being behind the latest offering at The Ritchie Memorial Hall.
Michael Green's Coarse Acting Strikes Back opens tonight with curtain-up at 7.30pm, and runs until Saturday - although the Saturday performance is already a sell-out.
"It's us, really," confirmed the company's business manager Sheila Hardiman who added: "In coarse acting everything has to be done in a clumsy or unrefined way."
The trio of short plays includes Trapped, Pride at Southanger Park and Oedocles, King of Thebes - a Greek tragedy said to put King Lear's troubles in the shade.
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