First performed in New York in 1950 and subsequently made into a film in 1955 starring Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra and Jean Simmons, Guys & Dolls is a much-loved piece of theatre.

Based on Damon Runyon's comic stories of low-life in New York, it is filled with larger than life characters of gamblers, mobsters, showgirls, drunks and even the Salvation Army.

Packed with memorable and hummable tunes from the pen of Frank Loesser including Luck be a Lady and Sit Down, and with and great dance moves, the award-winning company hope to have another success on their hands.

Louise Saunders plays naïve Salvation Army sergeant, Sarah Brown while George Riddell is top gambler Sky Masterson.

Jason Middleton plays Nathan Detroit who is organising 'floating crap games' to avoid the attention of the police is also doing everything he can to prevent turning his 14-year engagement into marriage.

His finance, nightclub hostess Miss Adelaide, is being played by Christine Ellis.

Tickets are available from the CMTC box office on 01494 792754 and The Elgiva box office on 01494 582900.