The Bread & Roses Theatre Company (BRTC) presents
The Platform
A Page to Stage Scratch Night for New Writing
Sunday 12th & Monday 13th June at 7.30pm
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Now in its fourth year the in-house new writing night of The Bread & Roses Theatre, The Platform is back for it's ninth instalment! Featuring plays from our record submission round of over 500 plays, we have another exciting and entertaining line-up.
The Platform has been running regularly since October 2012 and has quickly established itself as an opportunity to discover, develop and explore new short plays and monologues for audiences as well as creatives. Since starting The Platform the BRTC has also gone on to produce full scale 5 star reviewed productions of Miss Julie and Low Level Panic. As the original project that triggered the eventual launch of The Bread & Roses Theatre it now takes place twice per year and usually sells out, so make sure to book your tickets.
Plays featured:
The Platform has been running regularly since October 2012 and has quickly established itself as an opportunity to discover, develop and explore new short plays and monologues for audiences as well as creatives. Since starting The Platform the BRTC has also gone on to produce full scale 5 star reviewed productions of Miss Julie and Low Level Panic. As the original project that triggered the eventual launch of The Bread & Roses Theatre it now takes place twice per year and usually sells out, so make sure to book your tickets.
Plays featured:
- Fresh Legs by Tilly Lunken, directed by Rob Ellis, with Sophie Mackenzie, Francesca Burgoyne & Jonathan Cobb
- purged by Chris Vlachopoulos, directed by Justin Murray, with Orla Saunders
- The Alternative Seagull by Robert Crighton, directed by Sophie Flack, with Rosie Louden, Samuel Mattioli & Andrew Candish
- Crashed While Parking by Alan Dignam, directed by Kasia Różycki, with Lizzie Davies, Andrew Candish & Keir Carroll
- The Appointment by Tessa Hart, directed by Stanley Walton, with Charlotte Woolfe, Joe Derrington & Juliet Kennedy