Playing for time in One Act

The play’s the thing and audiences can see no less than 11 of them this week as the 20th annual One Act Festival returns.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Jun 2013, 11:17 BST
Families front One act festival Preston Playhouse, Preston. Annaka Lee, Kym Ratcliffe, Maggie Armitt and Tom Armitt of Hall Players in I.E.DFamilies front One act festival Preston Playhouse, Preston. Annaka Lee, Kym Ratcliffe, Maggie Armitt and Tom Armitt of Hall Players in I.E.D
Families front One act festival Preston Playhouse, Preston. Annaka Lee, Kym Ratcliffe, Maggie Armitt and Tom Armitt of Hall Players in I.E.D

The four-night event, at Preston Playhouse, brings all six of the city’s biggest amateur drama companies together to show off their skills by producing and performing their own one-act play.

Organised by the Broughton Players, the festival, which kicks off tomorrow, features three plays each week night and two on the closing night of Saturday.

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Under the watchful eye of adjudicator Sue MacKay, The Broughton Players, Dark Nights, the Grimsargh Players, the Gilbert and Sullivan Society, Harlequins, Hall Players, Hoghton Players, Longton Players, Preston Drama Club, and Talented Chicks and the Odd Cock Theatre Company are all on show.

For further details please telephone 01772 700562, or 
e-mail [email protected].