Debut: The Prime Minister’s Papers — a sharp, actor-led political drama orbiting Harold Wilson, power, and those who walk the corridors of power.
Whitehall. Private secretaries, press offices, and the quiet gravity of a filing cabinet. A chamber piece about loyalty, legacy, and who gets to write the first draft of history.
A lean, precise, ensemble-driven play: five to six actors, clean doubling, brisk scenes, and a staging language that’s elegant rather than fussy. We value clarity, tempo, and bite.
“Who owns a Prime Minister’s history — the family, the nation, or the highest bidder?”
Created from hundreds of documents at the National Archives; a kitchen-sink drama in oak-panelled corridors.
Midlands-first, but welcoming all UK-based performers. We prize openness in the rehearsal room, precision with text, and the ability to shift cleanly between roles. This is a profit-share contract (not Equity/ITC), but we work to recognised best practice on hours, breaks, and rehearsal conditions.
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Table read → short labs → working sharings → staging. Precision over fuss, momentum over flab.
Rehearsals in the Birmingham/Worcester corridor. Dates shared on shortlist; aiming for a Q1 2026 performance window.
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