Lost Theatre Kicks Off One Act Festival 2013 Today

LOST Theatre Company presents its 29th One Act Festival. This annual event gives the UK's hottest new writing and directing talent the chance to air their work on the London Fringe. Over 6 nights we showcase a diverse and stimulating range of shows from some of the country's best young writers and directors.

What makes this Festival so special? Well, at the end of each evening the performers will receive an instant live critique from our Festival Adjudicator. This year LOST is pleased to welcome Paul Vale (The Stage) as its Adjudicator.

Over the years the Festival has had many highlights - performances by Ralph Fiennes and a young Mackenzie Crook, and success for its winning writers, including some who have gone on to have their work recorded by the BBC. Who will be this year's big discovery? Come along and see...

This years' Festival will be at The LOST Theatre, 208 Wandsworth Road, London SW8 2JU, with 3 shows per night from 7:30pm, running today 20th May - Saturday 25th May. Tickets cost £14 per evening (£10 concessions). For more information on the One Act Festival or to contact the LOST Theatre Company go to www.losttheatre.co.uk or call 020 7622 9208. To book tickets for the Festival Call 0844 847 7680 or at www.losttheatre.co.uk.

Programme:

Monday 20th May:

Staying Positive by Gregory Skulnick
In The Loop by Jennifer Dean
Only On Sundays by Joe White

Tuesday 21st May:

Misconduct by Dom Riley
The Many Mishappenings of Keith Collins by Put It Away TC
Be Civil, Disobey by Perdita Stott

Wednesday 22nd May:

Never Swim Alone by Daniel MacIvor
China Price by Roger Mortimer-Smith
Why I Don't Like The Sea by Simon Longman

Thursday 23rd May:

Confetti by Tim Foley
Julie and Paul by Catherine Lucie
Our Space by John Yates

Friday 24th May:

76 Million People And Me by Joe Berwick
Membrane by Nika Pisarska
Cathy's War by Claire Booker

Saturday 25th May:

Dog City by Tina Jay
Rubber Dinghy by Kelvin Fawdrey
Smokers & Lambs by Rachel Long