We Are Thomasse revisit how unfair (but also funny) it is being a child. Some teachers are not as good as others… honestly, some of them are just a bit evil.
Written and performed by Nick Afka Thomas and Sarah Ann Masse (We Are Thomasse).
Directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein.
Produced by Zoe Samuel and We Are Thomasse.
Sound by Mario Frascone.
A Comedy of Manors will premiere at the Adirondack Theatre Festival this summer, directed by Benjamin Kamine (Carlyle).
When the old Earl of Whitelingham dies leaving debts in the millions, his family face the unthinkable: they may lose their ancestral home. Each member of the household has a plan, but the bank is preparing to foreclose and the sinister Sir Henry Cardigan-Fitzporleigh has his own designs on the house. Can a family steeped in tradition adapt fast enough to survive in a changing world?
If Noises Off happened at Downton Abbey, this would be it.
Tind tickets here.
(Video voiceover by Nick Afka Thomas.)
Meet Gareth Farley the world’s most… well… let’s just say… he’s a SPY!
Written by and starring Sarah Ann Masse and Nick Afka Thomas (We Are Thomasse).
Produced by Zoe Samuel.
Directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein.
In the spirit of bringing everything up to date, here’s a post of a hilarious sketch I produced from the stage show of Lead Pencil Comedy. Can you believe you didn’t notice the innuendo in 90’s kids’ TV?
Written and performed by Louise Beresford, Dave Bibby and Maddie Rice (Lead Pencil).
Directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein.
Produced by Zoe Samuel.
Three years after the legalization of all drugs, cocaine has replaced wine as the snobs’ drug of choice. The BBC presents the first episode of Cocaine Club, with Biffy Spiffington-Snortwell, who is here to guide you through the wonderful world of dancing with the white lady herself.
Starring Nick Afka Thomas.
Written and produced by Zoe Samuel.
Directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein.
You know about Schrodinger’s Cat. How did that conundrum affect his dating life?
Starring Megan Sass and Jacob Ware.
Written by Zoe Samuel.
Directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein.