St Agnes Theatre Players are performing their latest summer production, 'Tartuffe' set against the dramatic cliffs of Trevaunance Cove.
Moliere's play, which opened at the Driftwood Spars Beer Garden yesterday, runs until next Tuesday, not including Saturday.
The restoration comedy has been given a 'punk makeover' in the player's latest production, which they describe as being full of: "Decadence, depravity and bad, dad dancing."
The play is directed by Gemma Wright, who started acting with the theatre players 11 years ago and has since gone on to direct 4 and 5 star shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Tickets, priced £7, are on sale in CP and S news in St Agnes.
