Scripts
Soliloquy: There’s a Bird in the Garden
My mum and dad have been arguing a lot recently. I think my dad has lost his job. School's closed, so my mum says I have to try and make up some friends with my imagination. But maybe I don't need to. Because there's a bird in the garden.
Stage Play: Bloody Whiskered
In this absurdist buddy-comedy, a psychotic housecat joins a foul-mouthed street cat in wreaking havoc on a local pub, while their owners try desperately to wrangle them in.
Radio Play: Lights Out
There’s a killer in the house. Carl’s dead. The lights aren’t working.
Four friends must now struggle to survive in a single dark room. As their sense of panic rises, so do their suspicions for who the killer might be.
Stage Play: Lights Out
There’s a killer in the house. Carl’s dead. The lights aren’t working.
Four friends must now struggle to survive in a single dark room. As their sense of panic rises, so do their suspicions for who the killer might be.
Pantomime: Rapunzel
For an arrogant Prince, two unhappily married bakers, and an emo who’s too into witchcraft, life seems to be at a standstill.
But there is someone deep in the woods, locked high in a tower, who might just be the change that they’re looking for…
Stage Play: Everything is Fine!
In the not-too-distant future, Elizabeth Chapman brings you your local, non-biased news.
From power plant accidents to a healthy dose of sponsorship deals, this programme is here to tell you that Everything is Fine...
Stage Play: Over on Grim Street
80 year-old Tabitha has felt at a standstill since the death of her husband. The Grim Reaper, who has joined her for breakfast, is questioning their place in the world.
While unlikely friends, the two have the chance to learn that death may not be quite what people perceive.
Stage Play: Is it Them
It’s your classic “Cabin in the Woods” story.
Strange things start happening. People keep disappearing. The cabin’s radio equipment keeps going haywire. There’s banging on the door in the middle of the night. There is something out there.
Pantomime Scenes: Anastasia
Come along to find a “Totally Accurate Account of Russian History!”