Past Transfers and Tours
INK in LONDON
INK transfers 9 of the best short new plays from INK 2018/19 for a 2 week run in London at Tristan Bates Theatre.
After Prospero by Martha Loader
Another Suitcase, Another Hall by Richard Curtis
A Selfish Boy by Christopher Reason
Invisible Irene By Jackie Carreira
Mixed Up by James McDermott
Nina’s Not Okay by Shappi Khorsandi
Ping Pong by Ed Jones
That’s Great by Shaun Kitchener
Wellington by Scarlett Curtis
***** INK delivered one of the best theatrical experiences of the year . The Up Coming. *****A Main Player in the London theatre scene Upper Circle. *****So cleverly written not even aware they were shorts West End Wilma.
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FEAST FROM THE EAST 2019
The second INK tour to nine venues across East Anglia with a selection of short new plays premiered at the 2019 INK Festival.
After Prospero by Martha Loader
Bus Stop by Dan Allum
Invisible Irene By Jackie Carreira
Mixed Up by James McDermott
Nina’s Not Okay by Shappi Khorsandi
That’s Great by Shaun Kitchener
The Sound Guy by Corin Child
Wellington by Scarlett Curtis
Small can be very beautiful – Suffolk can be very proud The Reviews Hub
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INK on THE ROAD 2018
For the first time INK tours with 8 of the best shows from the 2018 INK Festival to nine locations across East Anglia.
Another Suitcase in Another Hall by Richard Curtis
Attic by Libby Purves
Cold Call by Ross Dunsmore
Life on the List by Esther Freud
Open/Shut by Steve Waters
Spooks by Blake Morrison
The Kiss by Millie Martin
White Girls by Madeleine Accalia
The World should pay attention to INK Libby Purves INK deserves a 5 star rating for its dynamic approach to the arts in East Anglia Theatre Bubble
2018
Stitchers
By Esther Freud, Stitchers was first performed – a shortened version – at INK 2017, it was transferred to London in 2018 and ran at The Jermyn Street Theatre for three weeks with Sinead Cusack receiving outstanding reviews.
“.. novelist Esther Freud (Hideous Kinky) has chosen an unusual theme for her first play: the true story of Lady Anne Tree’s determination to give prisoners a practical purpose and increased self-esteem by introducing them to needlecraft.” Michael Billington“Stitchers poses strong arguments for Fine Cell Work’s projects, Lady Anne Tree as a national heroine, and Freud’s skills as a playwright.” The Stage
Written by Tim Connor (music and lyrics) and Lia Buddle (story and dramaturgy), the British score includes cabaret favourite Back To School, winner of the Stiles and Drewe Best New Song Prize.
2017
Another Northern Man
Written by Paul Kelly, directed by Susan Raasay, and premiered at the INK Festival 2017, Another Northern Man transferred to the Hope Theatre in London.
Andrew Murton, Creative Director and Actor at Hambre Productions says ‘we’re involved because the reaction at the INK Festival was so raw, potent and visceral that a wider audience need to experience this play. The Hope Theatre is the perfect place to make that happen.’
2016
Daughter
Written by Bill Cashmore, music by Denis King, directed by Julia Sowerbutts and premiered at the INK Festival 2016, Daughter was developed and transferred to the Pleasance Theatre in London.
“Condensed into just 55 minutes, Daughter packs quite a punch. This is a play about family and the importance of appreciating every second we have with the people we love – but it also reflects on the nature of memory and those “flashbulb moments” that stay with us forever, for better or worse. A powerful piece of theatre, both enjoyable and haunting, Daughter is well worth a visit.”
4* Review by Liz Dyer London Theatre
2015
Beached
Written and performed by James McDermott, directed by Julia Sowerbutts, Rubber Ring started as a short play originally called Beached and was first performed at the inaugural INK in 2015 which also went on to win Velvet Trumpet’s best new comedy award at the Southwark Playhouse in London. It subsequently was developed into a full length play touring the country including performances in the West End. Rubber Ring is currently being adapted for a TV with Hat Trick.
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