FROM the mysteries of men and dating to finding Mr Right and motherhood, Sex In Suburbia will dissect and poke fun at every aspect of our, at times disastrous, love lives at the Wyvern Theatre.

Packed with revealing and raunchy storylines set to a backdrop of sensational musical anthems including I’m Every Woman, I Want To Break Free and Somebody Else’s Guy, Calire Sweeny’s new comedy show promises to make you laugh, cry and dance in the aisles.

The show centres around Penny Crowe (Lindzi Germain), the host of a late-night radio phone-in and Britain’s leading Agony Aunt. She takes calls about every date from hell and the occasional one from heaven. She is more than happy to dish out relationship advice, but is she as happy to take it? Claire Sweeney joins Penny on her show as a ‘relationship expert’ while Carl Patrick revels in multiple roles which take in frigid footie fans, karate chopping kids and outrageous radio host, Rory Reynolds.

Co-written by Claire Sweeney and Mandy Muden, Sex in Suburbia is packed with revealing and raunchy storylines set to a backdrop of sensational musical anthems including I’m Every Woman, I Want To Break Free and Somebody Else’s Guy.

As a way of keeping the show Real with a capital R, sassy and brave audience members, will be invited to share their own personal dating stories live on stage and will be rewarded with an Ann Summers goodie bag.

Sex in Suburbia will come to the Wyvern Theatre on Monday, April 13 and Tuesday 14 at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £22 and are available on 01793 524481 or at swindontheatres.co.uk.