HEARING IS BELIEVING

A PROGRAMME OF LOCALLY WRITTEN SHORT PLAYS JULY 24-27 2024 CATHOLIC HALL, WENTWORTH ST BLACKHEATH.

Four plays by local playwrights offer a forensic examination of what happens when one is listening – but not hearing.

The resultant conflict and confusion are captured as Blackheath Theatre Company’s new one act play performance season shines an entertaining spotlight on the twists and turns that follow.

Doors open 30 minutes before each performance.

Book Tickets Here

Tickets are also available by walking into Century 21, 36 Govetts Leap Road, Blackheath

SHORT PLAYS BY LOCAL AUTHORS

VARIATIONS by David Caplice, An aspirational concert pianist reflects on the path her life has taken since realising her dream was no longer a reality. That was until one day.

TEA-TIME IN LIMBO by Mark O’Flynn, two women conversing without listening to each other.

TWO CHAIRS by Lucy Twomey, a session between a councillor and her client who is filled with resentment  and anger about his father. The play deals with the complexities of family relationships.

SHAFTED by Timothy Fahey, a black comedy in which a sales rep fights to maintain his job in a company which is about to fire him.

Short Play Director: Liz de Koster

To be performed in July. For more information about the playwrights click here.