Secrets - that's the theme of series of short plays by local authors on at Scarborough Library
Four plays will be performed on Saturday February 1 and four more on Saturday February 8 all with the theme of ‘Secrets’.
Both events are at 7.30pm in the Small Room at Scarborough Library.
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Hide AdThe script-in-hand rehearsed readings of eight original plays by local up-and-coming writers have been developed through Beach Hut Theatre Company’s fortnightly Script Hut writing workshops. Alison Watt, an award-winning dramaturg, leads all of the workshops.
Associate director at Beach Hut Theatre Company John Pattison said: Exploring the theme of secrets, the writers have created a diverse range of entertaining stories from thrillers to comic spy tales.
“Our Script Hut Nights rehearsed readings are now taking place at 7.30pm in the Small Room which provides a more up-close and intimate space to enjoy the plays.’
The short plays which will be performed only once are:
Saturday February 1
Entombed by Stuart Larner
The Dark Secrets of War by Elaine Brookes
Nothing Else Matters by Dean Noon
Live and Let Fry by Sue Wilkinson
Saturday February 8
Friends in High Places by David Banks
The Daughter of the House by Paul Spencer
Tengo Razons-Reasons by John Tunaley
Broken Secrets by Kate Woodward-Hay
The plays are directed by Alison Watt, Kate Woodward Hay, Paul Beck and Michelle Watts. Glenn Stephenson is assistant director and John Pattison is musical director.
Tickets are £5 and can be bought on the door