Bite-Sized Plays will make their debut at London’s Pleasance Theatre this March with The Big Bite-Size Show, with each performance featuring a selection of eight short plays blending comedy, drama and thought-provoking insights.
From exhilarating kidnappings to imaginative journeys with celebrities in outer space, audiences can look forward to a stimulating mix of genres that will surprise and entertain. Over the course of the run, a total of 16 distinct and memorable plays will be performed, each offering something fresh and engaging for theatregoers.
The cast bringing these short plays to life include William Neame (Dinner), Miranda Everitt (Storming the Dome), Scott Virgo (Pictures of Lily), Emma Bean (Eigengrau), Hana Vincent (Wind in the Willows), Stephen Povey (Noel Coward’s Centenary Concert), Andy Bell (The Crucible), Lisa Fairfield (Once a Catholic), Gina Cameron (Two) and Lucy Brinkmann (Taking the Flack).
The production, which will also visit Brighton, follows Bite-Size Plays’s 18-year run at the Edinburgh Festivial Fringe with The Big Bite-Size Show and The Big Bite-Suze Breakfast Show.
Created by Nick Brice, who is also the CEO of Soul Corporations, these innovative and engaging productions first debuted in 2006 at a quaint café during the Brighton Fringe.
Bite-Sized Plays will run at Pleasance Main Theatre from Wednesday, March 5 – Saturday, March 8, and again from Wednesday, March 12 – Saturday, March 15. Find the box office here.
Pictured top: The Rehearsal by Michael Kalendarian. Image supplied