Sea Things

Cast: 11f 7m doubling as chorus (larger cast possible)

Staging: Various settings, can be simply staged

Amateur rights performance fee: £70 per performance (plus VAT where applicable)

Ebook, ISBN: 9781788507325Publication Date:
2 Nov 2023
£7.99 £6.39You save £1.60 (20%)
First Staged:
Oxford School of Drama at Southwark Playhouse, London, 2022

Sea Things

By Hassan Abdulrazzak

Ebook £7.99£6.39

A bold and startling comic thriller about climate crisis, conspiracy, and what lurks beneath the waves… 

It's 2050 and, due to the rising sea level, a small coastal town in Britain is now underwater. Some of the town's inhabitants have taken shelter in a manor house, which has been converted into a camp for climate-change refugees. It's run by Maxscore, a shady private company.

As they face power cuts, food scarcity and blackmail, the camp inmates start to realise that people are mysteriously disappearing. A strange force has been unleashed and is set to destroy them. Can they stop it before it's too late?

Hassan Abdulrazzak's play Sea Things was first performed at Southwark Playhouse, London, in a production by Oxford School of Drama.

Content guidance: This play contains references to drugs, drinking and sexual activity; use of strong and violent language; as well as exploration of adult themes including death, depression and violence.

A free downloadable extract of the play is available from this page.

The Nick Hern Books Multiplay Drama series features large-cast plays specifically written to be performed by and appeal to young people. For more information, visit www.multiplaydrama.co.uk.

Downloadable Extract Sea Things extractSEA_THINGS_EXTRACT.pdf

Cast: 11f 7m doubling as chorus (larger cast possible)

Staging:Various settings, can be simply staged

Amateur rights performance fee: £70 per performance (plus VAT where applicable)

Ebook,ISBN: 9781788507325Publication Date:
2 Nov 2023
£7.99 £6.39You save £1.60 (20%)

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