Put a family together over four days at Christmas and see what happens. This seems to be the starting point for Ayckbourn's classic festive comedy, Season's Greetings. The play features a raucously drunk game of snakes and ladders, illicit romantic tussles underneath the Christmas tree, and possibly the worst puppet show ever put on. This year the play is revived by the Banbury Cross Players, who have been putting on shows since 1945. If you are feeling particularly in the mood Christmas jumpers are certainly welcome.

The Banbury Cross Players are highly organised and have the rest of their 2017/18 season on their website, which will include plays by Alan Bennett and Martin McDonagh. If you are interested in getting involved they meet on Tuesdays at the Mill Art Centre. So go along to Season's Greetings - it may even inspire you to join in the fun.

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