Premieres of work in development from Soho’s Core Group of Young Writers (aged 18–25 years).

8 June, 4:00pm

apple

by Sonny Shah

directed by Christine Harmer-Brown

‘A paki and a skinhead becoming friends was worse than two gay cowboys.’

baggage

by Steven Hevey

directed by Suzanne Gorman

‘There must be somewhere they can move her! Have you even asked? What have you been doing all day? Should she be breathing like that? … You should be doing more for her!’

9 June, 4:00pm

nantucket

by Megan Ford

directed by Nadine Hoare

‘We have these windows of opportunity. And most of the time, we’re wrong about ‘em. Like when I did this guy with a ponytail ‘cause he said he was in a band and he’d take me on tour with him. Misjudged that one. Works at Jiffy Lube.’

the visit

by Natalia Nagy

directed by Suzanne Gorman

‘I could have forgiven her, if it wasn’t what it did to father. Being abandoned by a careless mother is not the worst thing that can happen … seeing your father destroyed: that is the worst thing that can happen to a daughter.’

wanted 4 marriage

by Rafika Razaque

directed by Jonathan Man

‘On our first date, you brought me … red roses … I hate roses …Godiva chocolates. … Our first kiss was under the stars on our third date ... no you tried it with me on the first date but I made you wait …’

Soho Young Writers exists to find and develop emerging talent. For more information contact Suzanne Gorman, Education and Workshop Officer: 020 7478 0114 or suzanne@sohotheatre.com