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Summer 2008
25th to 30th August
One Minute by Simon Stephens
As part of the Arundel Festival, at the Crossbush Pub, Arundel
Robert Evans is new to the police force, and his enthusiasm for his first case is keener than that of his cynical colleague Gary Burroughs.
They're both looking for a missing child.
The mother, Dr Anne Schults, is desperate to know;
when does ‘missing’ become ‘presumed dead’?
One Minute is a disquieting portrait of the many lives that are united in the single moment it takes for a child to disappear.
A beautiful, slow-burning and lyrical play about loss, devotion and consolation.
Spring 2009
7th to 11th April 
Pool (no water) by Mark Ravenhill
At the Crossbush Pub, Arundel
A famous artist invites her old, struggling, drug-addled friends to her luxurious new home. For one night only, the group is back together.
But celebrations come to an abrupt end when the host suffers an horrific accident during a late night skinny-dipping lark.
All their bitterness, jealousy and convoluted self-deceptions become apparent and, as the victim lies in a coma, an almost unthinkable plan starts to take shape: could her suffering be their next work of art?
Uncompromising and uncomfortable at times, this visceral and shocking play by acclaimed writer Mark Ravenhill (The Cut, Shopping and F***ing) examines the fragility of friendship and the jealousy and resentment inspired by success.
Summer 2009
24th to 29th August
The Ugly One by Marius von Mayenburg
As part of the Arundel Festival, at the Crossbush Pub, Arundel
Lette thought he was normal. When the extent of his ugliness is revealed he turns to a plastic surgeon for help. But after the bandages come off, Lette soon learns that there is such a thing as too beautiful.
The Ugly One is a scalpel sharp comedy on beauty, identity and getting ahead in life. It premiered at the Royal Court in Sept 2007.
17th to 19th September
Pool (no water) by Mark Ravenhill
A re-working of this production for Made In Worthing, a festival of new art, theatre and music.
At Heene Gallery, Worthing
A group of artists, the fragility of friendship and the jealousy and resentment inspired by success.
Uncompromising and uncomfortable at times, a visceral voyage into our darker side!
19th September
Leaves by Lucy Caldwell
A rehearsed reading of one of our potential projects for spring 2010 - a fiercely observed family drama, tackling sensitive issues.
At Bookstack, Worthing
19th September
Talk by Mark Wilson
A rehearsed reading using film technique as the launch pad of our new project in support of the nhs campaign Time To Change - a unique collaboration of actors, directors, film makers and mental health services.
At the lecture room, Worthing Library
Spring 2010
9th January
Buttons by Ella Hickson
A short monologue performed at the open day celebration of the new St Paul's Centre in Worthing
