Frequency Theatre

Written by Hollie Hughes "No, really - I'm going to fly. Right now. Today."

Written by Steven Lancefield. When life goes wrong, it's easy to think we must be cursed.

Written by Christopher Kell. Every artist needs a Muse, but could you recognise a goddess amongst mortals?

Written by Thomas Edwards Two friends verbally play-fighting, dancing close to the line of what is acceptable.

Written by Kate Southwell “That's my duty; to do my job to the best that I can. Shut out all morality.”

Written by James Potter It’s the End of the World. It’s official. Only a few hours to go, apparently.

Written by Judy Upton Milk is milk, right? And beef is beef… except when its horse, of course.

Written by Painted Words competition winners "For the practice of virtue, a modicum of comfort is necessary."

Written by Mary S. Parisoe Over lunch, a student and lecturer re-assess each others' characters.

Written by Judy Upton Head of the Highways Department, Jonas, is excellent at cutting costs… and that's the most important thing these days isn't it?

Collated by Rich Chilver and Bethany Sharp A verbatim comment on Colchester, Britain's oldest recorded town.

Written and Directed by Rich Chilver. The sounds of her car accident stay with Lara in her everyday life.

Written by Liz Fisher-Frank Both on a hospital ward, recovering. Both can help each other, perhaps?

Written by Rich Chilver Burt tries to convince his wife that this really is a place of importance, and a place in which she should stay.

Written by Armelle Lajus Kept apart for thirty five years, William returns to Mary a different man.

Written by Rex McGregor Bringing the concept of having an ‘active’ old age to a new level!

Written by Rich Chilver Death by committee takes on a new meaning.

Written by Raaj Rana An innocent phone call on the way home becomes a record of something much worse in Frequency Theatre's first horror play.

Written by Sophia Sheridan he walls are creaking, the roof is leaking, but the landlady is in denial that there is anything wrong with her property.

Written by Christopher Kell Pamela finds a lost handbag, and wishes she owned the life which went with it...