A short story written and read by Phoebe Mills.
A young girl struggles to overcome the loss of her brother.
April and Beth: Sounds Like Vomit
Self appointed fashion expert April, and her mate Beth, are not happy. Scouring her English book for words that look like they sound, Beth can’t find the onomatopoeia. Meanwhile, April has a problem with a dress that looks like a garden centre…
April…Eloise Thody
Beth…Rebecca Greenwood
April and Beth will return!
FUTURE VOICES (Part Three)
Stories from the past and the present, written by two more voices of the future.
TALES LONDON HIDES by Salome Pereira (Platanos College) – Whitechapel, 1880s. Alexander is in love with soon-to-be-married Edward.
PART ONE: Edward wants to put their illicit relationship behind him and move on. But will Alexander ever let him go?
PART TWO: Edward’s wife April is dead. Is Alexander really a murderer? And what is his connection to Jack the Ripper?
IMPLOSION by Holly Agbukor (Sacred Heart Catholic School) – Aaron fears losing his twin sister to her new boyfriend. But would he really go as far as to sabotage Harmony and Elijah’s blossoming relationship?
Cast:
Teri Ann Bobb Baxter
Matthew Castle
Timothy Knightley
Shauna McLean
Kaajel Patel
Prince Plockey
Director:
Rob Drummer
Future Voices was co-ordinated by David Workman (Youth & Community Director at the Southwark Playhouse). The project was generously supported by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation, The Peter Cruddas Foundation and the Ashley Family Foundation.
If I Could Tell My Year Seven Self
Rebecca Jayne Hughes is starting secondary school. About to become a small fish in a big pond, she’s nervous about the prospect. But she’s about to receive some advice from the distant future, and from someone very close to her…
Performed by Mia Pridie