Pembrokeshire’s Artistic Licence is getting ready to bring the much-loved comedy Noises Off to the Torch Theatre in Milford Haven from Thursday 5 to Saturday 7 February.

It’s been 25 years since the National Theatre’s ground-breaking production of Michael Frayn’s hilarious farce first wowed audiences, and now Artistic Licence is proud to present its own take on what many critics have called “the greatest farce ever written.”

Packed with slamming doors, flying sardines and backstage chaos, Noises Off follows a theatre company whose performance is rapidly falling apart - both on stage and off! It’s a love letter to live theatre and the perfect night out for anyone who’s ever been on stage… or in the audience.

The cast is entirely made up of performers who live in Pembrokeshire. Artistic Licence is passionate about nurturing local talent. The company includes Kerry Steed as Dotty/Mrs Clackett, Marcus Lewis as Lloyd, Alex Jukes as Garry/Roger, Laura Barrett as Brooke/Vicki, Will Oliver as Frederick/Phillip/Sheikh, Janine Lewis as Belinda/Flavia, Frank Tobin as Selsdon/Burglar, Hun Benbow as Tim/Stage Manager and Chloe Wheeler as Poppy/ASM.

Artistic Licence was founded by Carol Mackintosh, Trisha Biffen and Marcus Lewis, who set up the company to bring classic plays and brilliant comedy to local audiences - and to give Pembrokeshire performers the chance to appear on stage at the county’s only professional producing theatre venue.

“We’re so excited to be bringing ‘Noises Off’ to the Torch,” say Carol, Tricia and Marcus.

“It’s one of the funniest plays ever written, and it’s a real treat to work with such a talented group of local performers. Artistic Licence is all about celebrating great writing and giving Pembrokeshire talent a chance to shine - and ‘Noises Off’ is the perfect show for that.”

Performances take place in the Torch’s Main House from 5-7 February 2026, with tickets available now from the Torch Theatre Box Office on 01646 695267 / torchtheatre.co.uk or click here.

For anyone who loves theatre, laughter, and a good dose of organised chaos - this is one not to miss!