AN enormous green monster will be on the rampage in Dymock Parish hall next week.
But residents should not be scared as the creature is a character in Dymock Amateur Dramatic Society's pantomime, Frankenstein.
Set in Bavaria, it tells the tale of Frankie, a servant who is transformed into a monster after being bitten by female vampire Granula.
Other characters featured in the action include schoolmistress/panto dame Miss Nelly and her group of silly schoolgirls, thigh-slapping principal boy Prince Ludwig, upper class twit Count Dracula and nutty Professor Crackpot.
The evil Granula and Dracula are finally defeated as the result of Professor Crackpot's latest invention - a mint.
Frankenstein The Pantomime plays in Dymock Parish Hall every night from Wednesday to Saturday, January 26, to 28 at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £5 for adults and £3 for children. They area available from The Beauchamp Arms pub, Well House Garage or from Liz Thrift on 01531 890778.
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