One Act Plays
Directed by Ian Guy
5th - 9th December 2017
Out for the Count by Martin Downing
A mysterious Count, newly arrived from Transylvania, and visiting Dr. Sewer’s lunatic asylum in Whitby, attempts to seduce the women of the house, hungry as he is for more than the Bloody Mary offered as a pre-dinner drink.
Thwarted by a cross shaped birthmark and hounded by a professor carrying a carpet bag full of crosses he enlists the help of the obnoxious Rennet whose idea of heaven is a black pudding factory.
Fresh out of stakes, the professor and young Jonathan seem to have lost the battle but they, and the Count, had reckoned without Bridget the feisty cook.
Jonathan Farquhar | Stephen Proud |
Mina, his fiancé | Phoebe Guy |
Lucy, a relative | Ella James |
Rennet, an inmate at the asylum | Leo Harding |
Bridget, the cook | Stacey Collins |
Dr. Arthur Sewer, Asylum Owner | Robin Thwaytes |
Constance Sewer, his wife | Lynda Anning |
Prof Hertz Van Hyer, Vampire hunter | Doug Thomson |
A Mysterious Count | Tim Harlow |
Frankenstein’s Last Chance by Geoff Bamber
Set a little later than the original book Doctor Viktor Frankenstein is married to Elizabeth and they have a daughter, Klara, on the verge of marrying another Doctor, Henry Servalle.
Unfortunately weddings cost money and Viktor has dropped out of regular doctoring to become a mad scientist - with limited success!
Henry blows the honeymoon money on tickets to the Mad Scientist’s convention and they set about coming up with an entry to win them first prize.
Dr. Viktor Frankenstein | Oliver Hale |
Elizabeth Frankenstein, his wife | Stacey Collins |
Constance, the Maid | Phoebe Guy |
Klara Frankenstein, the Frankenstein’s Daughter | Ella James |
Dr. Henry Servalle, her fiancé | Jake Lee |
Janik, the menial servant | Alistair Bibby |
Rosie Spicer, low life barmaid | Phoebe Guy |
Robber 1 | Stephen Proud |
Robber 2 | Lynda Anning |
Robber 3 | Doug Thomson |
Courier | Stephen Proud |
Creature | Leo Harding |
Sergeant | Doug Thomson |
Constable | Lynda Anning |
Judge 1 | Stephen Proud |
Judge 2 | Lynda Anning |