FATE - A VICTORIAN DRAMA BY STEVE HARPER.
Directed by Margaret Rine.
A landlady, a young prostitute and a Colour Sergeant have been summoned to attend a party on Christmas Eve 1871. But by whom and why? The gruesome story unfolds revealing the perpetrator of their violent past, with the Fates in attendance.. waiting... waiting to elicit retribution and justice in fair measure. An unusual and intriguing scrip by an outstanding, contemporary, award winning play write.
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LAST RESPECTS - A COMEDY BY COLIN CALVERT.
Directed by Emma Oglesbee.
It was the dying wish of Mr Throgmorton, that on his departure his 3 favourite girls meet at the funeral parlour, run by an old school chum, Mr Deadlock. The three women discover that they all had a personal relationship with Mr T and an undignified cat fight breaks out. BUT Mr T is not dead - it is an elaborate ruse, he is off to America to start a new life...
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JAYNE WITH A Y - A PLAY - BY IAN HORNBY.
Directed by Nicola Dickie.
Jayne, a student fulfilling a coursework obligation, is a visitor at a nursing home. There she meets Emily, an apparently cantankerous and difficult elderly lady. Jayne soon has her preconceptions challenged by a women whom she quickly discovers is far from the grumpy, senile old person the nursing staff had her believe. An unlikely friendship develops between the two women and they form a bond that looks likely to continue into a hopeful and positive future. A cleverly written play about an unusual meeting of minds and the fact that, just maybe, life isn't so bad after all.
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