There is something not quite right about the Overshaw Motel run by Dolly (Peter Hatch) and her son Randy (Tony Sparks) with help, if you can call it that, from the 'odd' retainer Igor (David Phillips). Being troubled by a rat (Alice Morgan), which is under the control of the evil Boris (Nick Chilton), seems fairly normal in comparison with the other characters and goings on in the Motel. With a full moon rising Wolfgang (Francis Morgan) is sooooon to change, Dracula (Nick Dawes) is going to be woken from his slumber and what the Doktors (Brian Archer & Mike Pennick) are doing in the Lab is any 'bodies' guess.

From the dark, stormy night the Osbourne family arrive, after breaking down nearby, the burning questions are: Will Kelly (Wendy Lloyd) find happiness with Randy, will Jack (Kate Mackie) find anything of interest in the Lab, will Sharon (Diana Lovelock) find her Mummy and will Ozzy (Brian Flounders) bite the head off another bat' Most importantly can they make the Motel change its tune'

The Osbourne's - Jack (Kate Mackie), Ozzy (Brian Flounders), Kelly (Wendy Lloyd) and Sharon (Diana Lovelock)

The Rock 'n' Horror Panto Show features French Maids, Ghosts & Ghouls, Yummy Mummies, Vampires, Ghostbusters and, of course, the ubiquitous comment about saving the old A3.

Written and Directed by Pam Hatch, the pantomime features a cast of residents from Grayshott and the surrounding area, with Year 6 pupils from Grayshott School. As with all good pantomimes there is a traditional mixture of song, dance, slap-stick and audience participation.

Performances are at Grayshott Village Hall on Friday 12th March at 7.30pm and Saturday 13th March at 2pm and 5pm. Tickets are available from Grayshott Books; Adult £8, Children and Concessions £5.

Kelly (Wendy Lloyd), Wolfgang (Frances Morgan) & Randy (Tony Sparks)