These are tonight’s one-act plays taking part in the National Drama Festival.
‘Brook for Nothing’ by Paul Adam Levy performed by Limitless Academy of Performing Arts (A One Act Youth play)
After moving to a bedsit with his mother, Brook (16) meets two older teenage housemates who try and get him to take responsibility for himself. Half set in the virtual chatroom/lobby of his favourite game and the flat, Brook is forced to listen to other’s inexperienced life lessons as he tries to decide what his future holds
A One Act Youth play
More information coming soon…
‘The Devil and The Dove’ by Piers Burnell performed by HAODS (Henley Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (A One Act Play)
Serial wife-killer Bluebeard offers his young wife a key to a cupboard but forbids her from using it but the tables are turned when she makes a horrendous discovery about her predecessors.
More Information on The Festival
The cream of British amateur theatre is coming to the Albany Theatre this July.
The winners of local amateur Festivals throughout the British Isles have been competing all year for the right to be selected for the annual National Drama Festival.
The Festival is run by the National Drama Festivals Association (NDFA) and comprises seven evenings of adult one-act, youth one-act and adult full-length plays, all of which have been selected to compete based on merit.
To see the Running Order for the full week, visit www.ndfa.co.uk
The whole Festival will be adjudicated by the Guild of Drama Adjudicators (GoDA), specifically esteemed Adjudicator, Jan Palmer-Sayer, who will assess each play after it has been performed, and announce the full results on the Saturday evening.
Experience the cream of amateur theatre here at the Albany Theatre.
