Script Club, run by Jane Fallowfield, takes a writer into their local community to create a new play. Currently touring Drip by Tom Wells and Matthew Robins
Us Against Them @MiddleChildHull @HullTruck couldn’t feel more charged in current Brexit deadlock. If London theatres really want to listen and hear why places like Hull voted the way they did this popular piece of theatre in a good night out mould gives those people a voice
This April (23-26) we welcome #Drip from @ScriptClubPlays & @boundlessabound - a one man musical comedy. @theatremagazine says 'a moving, uplifting hour...it will leave you with a warmed heart and a spring in your step.' Read the full review at https://t.co/jEvuJ3wzlS
Missed DRIP in Leeds last week? Not to worry it's heading here 🔜
🎸🏊 Featuring @Josh_Tucker_ this is a heartwarming musical comedy about swimming against the tide 🏊🎸
#DripThePlay presented by @boundlessabound & @ScriptClubPlays
📅THU 4 APR
👉 https://t.co/aBrrKQCcxD
Thanks @The_Lowry! And we’re back on the road to South Shields for a show and workshop at @thecustomshouse. Is it too cold for an ice cream on the beach in minchella’s??
'A really sweet show... full of joy, sorrow and unshielded honesty. It's a refreshing watch'
A dreamy ★★★★★ from @BroadwayWorldUK for #DriptheMusical by NHB author @womtells
and @mister_robins, now on @bushtheatre https://t.co/qtlvueuL2N
‘No less affecting for its smaller scope’: Look elsewhere for your 11 o’clock numbers & cliffhangers and settle in for something altogether more moving care of #DripTheMusical at @bushtheatre, says @OughtToBeClowns https://t.co/9W3GAn5qZu
"It's a story that delights in the beauty of the small and of the everyday" - Drip opens at Bush Theatre tonight, so here's our review from the Edinburgh fringe
https://t.co/UW7FN3qDG2
12 years ago I stepped into the @Bushtheatre’s basement office. #MikeBradwell had his feet up on his desk reading the Guardian. #AbigailGonda was surrounded by piles of scripts. I’d never been to the office of a theatre before. I didn’t know what a literary department was.
I was too shy to talk. But I knew I’d found my people. It was like discovering that rock and roll exists. They gave me a script to read. I read it crosslegged on Shepherds Bush Green. Came back and told them what I thought.