Scratch at the Jack • Jack Studio Theatre

Scratch at the Jack

co-ordinated by Tristan White

Scratch line up:

Pinguism by Jack Elverstone
A teaching assistant, who takes issue with teaching divine creation as fact, creates her own religion, “Pinguism”, and teaches it to her class in protest. But when one of the children becomes possessed by a demon from her satirical religion, she must figure out how to perform an exorcism within the bounds of the religion that she created.

Pupils by Josh Gottlieb
A striking tale of vulnerability, youth, compassion and how they manifest in this wonderful and tragic scope of Gen-Z.

Meshuggeneh by Martina Cohen
Meet Her. She’s trying to get better. She’s ready to move on. But you know what’s easier than getting better? Getting worse. And She is here to remind her of that.MESHUGGENEH. noun. A person who is crazy, eccentric, foolish. A senseless, insane and ridiculous lunatic.

FELIXXX by Mark Ryder
A one-man comedy about a toxic finance bro who cannot get it up. His sexual failure sends him on a desperate quest to fix himself. Through unconventional therapies, men’s group workshops, and a chaotic exploration of his sexuality, Felix embarks on a journey deep into the heart of his masculinity.

Wrap Party by Harry Petty
A fast-paced comedy about two best friends that run a chaotic snack van on a film set. A theatrical double act inspired by the real-life friendship and catering business of the two performers.

Press for previous productions

‘What a fab fun show! A fabulous performance from the cast and a great script make for a brilliant evening!’ Theatre Reviews on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘The charm, warmth and chemistry between the actors themselves under the expert direction of Katherine Reilly makes the whole thing an utterly beguiling delight.’ The Peg on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘An altogether admirable hour of theatre, both inspirational and engaging.’ London Pub Theatres on Empty in Angel
‘Informative, entertaining and awesome… A must see! Thrifty Theatre on Empty in Angel
‘This quirky new show is a joy to watch. The actors’ presence and chemistry is delightful and the ending really puts a smile on your face.’ Theatre and Other Things on Jo And Sam Find Themselves In Woking
‘An array of characters all nimbly and brilliantly played… The script is clever and fast-paced with flashes of razor-sharp comedy.’ Camden New Journal on Empty in Angel