Calls from Castlemar is a one act drama/comedy set in a children's home.
Robin Taylor Wright's Home for Boys has been adapted by Sarah Ewen, set in the UK, with a totally new and exciting spin.
Individual and linked, PJ, Casey, and Ray navigate the next steps whilst tripping over the current ones.
The venue is located at 10 Ship Street in Brighton.
During her therapy session, PJ (Maria Amado) fondly recalls her early childhood in Portugal, with her mami and avozinha.
Ray reflects on why dance is so significant to her, and how she can redeem horrific memories to help PJ have a better life.
PJ and Ray (Isbella Higton) go toe to toe as Casey (Jazmine Byer) tries to go about her business.
It's PJ's sixteenth birthday! Casey prepares an original song as a present while Ray tries to take the spotlight - who does she think she is?
Maria Amado plays PJ, the expressive one who is also pointing at the chair
Jazmine Byer plays Casey, the one separated from the group, then rummaging through the bag.
Isabella Higton, the one in the jean pants, is keeping it intense as Ray.
Hard at work behind the scenes is Sarah Ewen, seen in one picture showing something to Charlie Edwards (music and sound). Also at the helm is Anna Weavers, the co-director!