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The One by Vicky Jones

The One is a quick, fiery, one act, award-winning play. Harry and Jo are are up all night drawing the battle lines of their relationship with sex, violence, wine and Wotsits. A viciously funny and daring play, The One invites you into the world of a couple trapped in a destructive and violent cycle of […]

Commencing/Nine

By Jane Shepard, from Kick-Ass Plays for Women. Directed by Andy Darley Scripts: available from the Box Office. These two short but powerful plays tell unforgettable stories of women connecting and finding strength in the face of circumstances that might initially seem impossible. Each is a one-act play for a cast of two women, and […]

Macbeth by William Shakespeare

**PLEASE NOTE** Sunday 20th October Auditions are for Macbeth and Lady Macbeth ONLY! Download a copy now – Macbeth Script for QMT Feb 2020 THE VISION FOR THIS PLAY: There is no single right way of thinking about or performing Macbeth. The play, of course, works on many different levels and a multitude […]

Cinderella

Directed by Richard and Dee Lovelock Performance Dates Friday 6th to Sunday 15th December Shows on Fridays, 2 x Saturdays, 1 x Sundays Audition Dates Adults (aged 16-116) – Monday 2nd and Wednesday 4th September at 7.45pm Children (aged up to 15) – Sunday 8th September at 10:30am Rehearsals Rehearsals for adults will be on […]

Mojo

Mojo was the first big hit for the playwright, Jez Butterworth, before he went onto write Jerusalem and The Ferryman and, in its own right, has become a classic of modern theatre. The story is set in the gangland London of the late 1950s. Ezra’s night club has been hit by a rival gang and […]

Radiant Vermin

By Philip Ridley Directed by Matt Gray Jill and Ollie are as upbeat and perky as presenters on daytime TV, the kind of show where eager eyes and electrified smiles are mandatory. This charming young couple has been chosen by pure chance (or perhaps by design) by a government representative, Miss Dee, in order to […]

The Importance of Being Earnest

By Oscar Wilde “If there’s a better comedy in the English language than Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, well then I’ve never heard of it” quipped Noel Coward when he was congratulated on American TV for being “better than Mr Wilde”. Well whether Coward meant it as a bon mot or not, it’s […]

Anne Boleyn

By Howard Brenton Directed by Nicki Pope Hunting through an old chest, the newly crowned James I discovers the controversial legacy of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s notorious second wife. Time jumps back 70 years, when the witty and flirtatious Anne was not only in love with Henry, but also with the most dangerous ideas of […]

Constellations

By Nick PayneDirected by Grace Reinhold-Gittins This exceptional new romantic drama packs more into an hour or so than most manage in three. Charles Spencer, Telegraph on the opening performance at The Royal Court ★ ★ ★ ★ ‘Constellations’ is a multi-award winning play revolving around the idea that we are all apart of a […]