Despite the jolly title, and the characters gabbling away 19 to the dozen in an Italian restaurant, disaster lies no farther than a brandy glass away…

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Gerry Stratton (senior) organises a family dinner with his two sons Glyn and Adam to celebrate his wife’s birthday. Glyn is smooth talking but unreliable, with a long-suffering wife, Stephanie. Adam, (the arty one), brings his new girlfriend, Maureen along, a punk hairdresser.

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The action flits between past, present and future; it’s both a birthday party and a wake, as family skeletons intrude on the happy domestic scene.

At times hilarious, at times tragic, Alan Ayckbourn’s ‘Time of My Life’ will make you laugh, cry and ponder what ‘living in the moment’ actually means.

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With a hugely talented cast, director and crew, Carlton guarantees that this will be a hit.