Equal parts funny and heartbreaking, Succulent Theatre have devised a unique offering in the form of their play Funeral Teeth. Funeral teeth plays three nights at the Drayton Arms Theatre as part of a nationwide tour. I have now visited a number of pub theatres, and the Drayton Arms is the nicest so far. The building facade is beautiful, and the bar is very well kept. After heading upstairs, I was greeted by some delightful cast members, one of whom offers prospective theatre goers a cornucopia of essentials. Sweets, tissues, tampons, and condoms all on offer; other theatre companies take note. Before we even start, the cast fold the audience into their "in-group", allowing a shared sense of trust. They create a convivial, community feeling, with strangers being treated indistinctly from the friends and family in for opening night. Even down to something like the way in which the "trigger warnings" were announced at the start felt right. The show itself is deep, ...