The Burning Gadulka

The Burning Gadulka The Burning Gadulka is a contemporary Bulgarian monodrama.  Bulgarian actor Miro Kokenov he takes audiences on a tragicomedy journey of doubt, sarcasm and the wonders of nature in his solo performance steeped in Bulgarian folklore. Written by award-winning Bulgarian writer Rayko Baychev, the play which has been translated into English for the […]

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Handbag

Handbag by Mark Ravenhill Twenty-eight years before The Importance of Being Earnest, a young woman gives birth to a baby boy. Is it an accident when Nanny places him in a handbag and her unpublished novel into the pram? In 1998 a new baby is stolen and an academic discovers an unpublished novel of more […]

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An Introduction to Playwriting : Staged Readings

An Introduction to Playwriting : Staged Readings Three new playwrights,  Annie Sheppard, Richard Marris and Tig Savage, present new writing developed on ACT’s Introduction to Playwriting course. This is a rehearsed reading with professional actors bringing these new scripts to the stage for the first time. SH!TSHOW by Richard Marris‘Fear and loathing in 1970’s Yorkshire. […]

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Geneva Convention (A Work in Progress)

Geneva Convention (A Work in Progress) War. Brutality. Collapse. Ripples of peripheral trauma. Four female voices. In Geneva. Or wherever. Chaotic sense of being a human being in this world. But everything is fine. Everything is fine … and not fine.An experimental drama by Mark C. Hewitt performed by an international cast. With music by […]

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ACT Theatre Bookclub

ACT Theatre Bookclub Have you made a New Year’s resolution to read more plays in 2023? Challenge yourself to join us in reading a new play every month this year! In January we’re reading Slave Play by @jeremyoharris “one of the most promising playwrights of his generation” (Vogue) and the “theatre world’s vital new voice”. […]

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