Craig Taylor’s One Million Tiny Plays About Britain were originally printed weekly in The Guardian.  Ranging in length from a line to two pages; some were hilarious; others moving, some thought-provoking but all inspired by the places and people of Great Britain.  Don’t miss the first chance to see a selection of Craig’s tiny plays performed at Live Theatre. 

Audiences are also invited to provide four writers with ideas to create a tiny play to be written and performed during the course of the evening.

Click Read More to find out whose 'Millions' scripts were chosen and which writers you could be providing inspiration too. 

Therapy by Dick Curran
Peter Creme's Eyes by Tracy Whitwell

Following their success as rehearsed readings, enjoy a double-bill of new plays by two of Live Theatre’s emerging writers.  Therapy is an engaging comedy about a driving instructor who is busy trying to negotiate his way between his wife, his therapist and his libido, whilst giving away as little as possible.  Peter Creme’s Eyes is a dark tale about sibling rivalry, bitterness and looking for love in all the wrong places.