To Kill a God
The war was over in less than a week. The invaders were virtually unstoppable. One by one each country fell like dominoes. Now they are here and promising us a better future.
But a small group of insurgents are holding out. A cell in London has managed to do the impossible and has taken one of "them" hostage.
Do they try and find a way to end the occupation? Execute it to make an example? Or accept that there really is no future of their own?
To Kill a God is currently in development, using a combination of traditional story telling and character improvisation.
The Shadow Formula
The Shadow Formula is a play set in London in 1938 where an innocent reprobate finds himself drawn into a dark, underworld of spies and assassins.
Will our hero, an innocent man accused of a murder he did not commit clear his name?
Will he survive encounters with dastardly foreign agents and treacherous femme fatales?
Will he uncover the horrifying truth of a deadly threat endangering the future of Great Britain itself?
The truth of The Shadow Formula.
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The Shadow Formula contains all the elements of a classic Hitchcockian spy thriller, with heart-pumping chases all over London, classic noir tropes and a twist and turn at every moment.
"Fans of films such as: The Thirty-Nine Steps, The Lady Vanishes and The Third Man will find much to enjoy."
- Matthew Partridge, Remotegoat.com
Lost 5 Minute Festival Shorts
Lost 5 Minute Festival Shorts
Every year LOST Theatre hosts a 5 minute play competition. The plays below were entered in 2009 and 2011.
CARPE DIEM
The world is going to end in five minutes so Joel and Jack go to the dentist to wait for an appointment...
JOEL
We should do something to distract ourselves.
JACK
That’s what we do for our entire lives -- distract ourselves.
JOEL
Let’s stop it then. We have a chance to truly be free from it all. Truly be ourselves. We are free. Free to do whatever we want.
JACK
I know. Horrible isn’t it...
ONE
(Sigh)
Basically what we’ve got here is a script scraped bare of any kind of plot, structure, characters--
TWO
We’re characters!
ONE
What’s your name?
TWO
(Hesitant)
Two.
ONE
Two! What sort of character name is that? It’s the laziest name ever put to paper.
TWO
What about "The Man with no name"?
ONE
That actually has a lot of words in it.
Beyond the Fourth Wall
Two characters attempt to be in a play and turn out to be very bad at it.