
4 performances
Hampton Hill Theatre, United Kingdom
This festival provides an opportunity for our members to write, direct and produce their own pieces.
A World War 1 comedy set in heaven following Barny, a charismatic yet temperamental gentleman of quality and his loyal chauffeur and manservant Lloyd. A tidy, dapper young man, Lloyd would like to seem more cultured than he perhaps is especially as he is in love with Prudence, Barny's daughter. Prudence is a confused, impulsive young lady with a haphazard and very discreet approach to deduction. And what period piece would be complete without a useless and inarticulate maid! She is the catalyst for the sequence of events in which our characters find themselves hopelessly embroiled!
A sketch in the style of a macabre 1950s radio show "Women's Own" featuring two stereotypically perfect 1950s housewives with plastered on smiles, sunny dispositions and murderous streaks.
This naturalistic play is about recent graduate Lottie and her ambitious boyfriend Ben. Their comfortable, straight forward life is turned upside down when Lottie's best friend Dylan turns up unannounced. She thinks she has it all figured out. She doesn't. She thinks she's a grown up. She isn't. She thinks she knows what she wants. She doesn't.
A comedy spoof of Treasure Island and the pirate genre in general. We follow protagonist Jim Hawkins as he is dragged (willingly) off on an adventure of a lifetime. In the company of Capt Smollett, Squire Trewlawney, Dr Livesey and a band of ruthless pirates led by Long John Silver himself - what could possibly go wrong?