Posted: 11/3/10 at 4:29pm
7.30pm Wednesday 8th December - Taurus
7.30pm Thursday 9th Dec - Taurus
2pm Saturday 11th Dec - Matt & Phreds
2pm Sunday 12th Dec - Matt & Phreds
7.30pm Monday 13th Dec - Paupers Pit
7.30pm Tuesday 14th Dec - Paupers Pit
Taurus - 1 Canal St, Manchester, M1 3HE. Matt & Phreds - 64 Tib St, Manchester, M4 1LW. Paupers Pit - Water St, Buxton, SK17 6XN
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6 new writing short plays, all for a fiver! A theatrical event not to be missed!
Fuzzy Old Dial TV by Jo Gewirtz
What lengths will a mother stretch to to accomodate her children?
Can the love of a parent overlook the actions of their child?
In Jo Gewirtz's new play, a mother is pushed to her limits when her son is accused of being involved in a heinous crime.
Artist, Unknown by Nathan Shreeve
"Self-pity helps towards my motivation. It inspires my creativity. That, is what I tell my therapist. I'm sure it delights her."
A writer sits, alone, and ploughs over their life's choices. Were they right?
What if it's too late?
The Mourning Party by Anna Forsyth
Late November 1963, a town in the American Midwest that breeds average.
Three strangers, remarkably ahead of their time, meet in a park to mourn the loss of a common hero.
Though their circumstances differ, they find comfort for their grief in their shared sense of melancholy.
The Complex Man by Matt Chase
The world has gone awry. Commercialism and elitism have caused the world to crumble leaving a lost society to fend for themselves in a broken land. Out of those left, some sceptically look to a man for the answer to reparations. A complex man.
Exploring themes of wealth, freedom and much more, The Complex Man is a riveting and thought provoking debut from writer Matt Chase.
Bereft by Katrina Ives
Can a modern woman have it all?
Career-driven Rosie is faced with one of the most important decisions of her life. Her choice is made.
Will the consequences of her actions lead her to live the life she has always wanted?
Hasn't Met the Right Man Yet by Frances Anderson
Julie and Jane want a baby. Julie and Jane have one slight problem.
Frances Anderson's new play explores the ups and downs of Julie and Jane's search for a child in hilarious fashion.
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TICKETS AVAILABLE SOON
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