The Scene

In 2020, The Scene will turn 4 years old. This New Writing platform was established by Get Over It Productions for writers, actors and directors of West London. Maintaining a commitment to the production of female-centric work, this company has championed the role of women in theatre since its inception.

With credits from The Roundhouse, Lion and Unicorn, The Cockpit, the Playground Theatre, Upstairs at The Gatehouse, Etcetera Theatre & the Bread and Roses Theatre where they are an associate company; Get Over It Productions continue to produce highly rated shows year upon year.

Since the first instalment of The Scene in 2016, this product has blossomed into so much more than just an evening of entertainment. It has become an important seed-bed for New Writing; a launch pad from which many short plays have gone on to develop into longer forms and enjoy longer runs elsewhere.

The Scene 2020 – A Festival Of New Writing, is the second time The Scene has taken festival form. Presenting 30 short plays across 5 nights, using a company of multi-roling actors and skilled, diverse directors – come to one night, come to all 5, you are bound to see something you love.

Wednesday 29th January

Make Your Fortune by Michael Stanifort
Circular by Emma Schofield
Foundering by Miranda Colmans
Lonely Planet by Blue Gibson
Party’s Over by Andy Curtis
This World Could Be Paradise by Phoebe Street

Thursday 30th January

An Enhanced Taste Of Eden by Heloise Thual
Vast by Callie Walsh
Boxsets by Richard Fitchett
The Last Taboo by Tom Jenson
Sex Deprived by Olivia Pryle
Policy by Isaac Tomiczek

Friday 31st January

Dearest Divided by Suzanne Ellison
Gaia by Lawrence Quilty
Relative Values by Viv Young
The Waiting Room by Jo Spencely
Love Conquers All by Douglas Watkinson
The Interview by Ben Woodiwiss
Warm and Chewy by Ollie George Clark

Saturday 1st January

Ever Changing Skyline by Emma Pitt
SW1PE by Marc Blake
Don’t Move by Jessica Mallett
Mrs Shipley’s Spinning Wheel by Michele Sheldon
Left Behind by Shazedul Haque
Written Off by David Hendon

“When Get Over It Productions are in town, book in advance. We highly recommend their work!”

★★★★★ – Views From The Gods

“Excellent – one would expect nothing less from Get Over It Productions.”

★★★★★ – Camden Voyeur