- March 2005
It's THE annual festival on the Cambridge drama scene. It's showcasing the hottest, fresh talent of the winning student-writers whose short plays were selected from across the university. Each night 7 little nuggets of polished, outstanding drama and comedy will be played. 7 casts, 7 writers, 6 directors, 1 huge production team, all crammed into the sexiest little venue, performing brand-new work.
- February 2005
Faced with another Sunday evening of incomprehensible boredom, two housemates take the only sane option left open to them - Break out the boardgames! Unwittingly they embark on a game of risk that spills over into their lives and ushers reality into the corner until It's thought about what it's done. In the days that follow, in the no-man's land between the sofa and the coffee table, they found out that war isn't a game... unless it's been bought at Woolworths.
- February 2005
One night, one Corpus Playroom - what would you do?
For one week only we've given 5 groups of performers in Cambridge the change to show us exactly what they would do. The Fletcher Players introduces you to a variety week in the Corpus Playroom. It promises to be one of the grooviest weeks the Playroom has ever seen. If you want the opportunity to see some of the best and the most innovative performers in Cambridge, this will be the place to be.
- June 2004
Five acts, four grasping Jews, three thousand ducats, two gay Salads, and one pound of flesh...
The Fletcher Players is delighted to bring you one of Shakespeare's darkest and best comedies for May Week in the beautiful setting of Old Court, Corpus Christi. Come and find out just why Antonio is so sad, what Shylock wants with a pound of his flesh, and why Jessica feels the need to dress up as a boy. And for a sum considerably less extortionate than three thousand ducats.
- May 2004
Four plays - 'Despairing', 'Marcos of Belsornia', 'A Sorta Fairytale', and 'Inner Circle' - that deal with madness, isolation, wolves, and park benches, brought to you by the Fletcher Players.
- April–May 2004
Novelist Helen Oyeyemi's first play raises more questions than it answers.
In the house where Aleph, Beth and Juniper live, resurrection is a weapon,
and kindness is entrapment. Aleph lovehates Beth, and Beth lovehates Aleph,
but all Juniper knows is that Beth just con't seem to stop being murdered.
One thing above all - they mustn't look out of the window.
- February 2004
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