Comedy play by Tom Casling about a family inheritance that fails to materialise, directed by Marshall Peach and brought to the stage by Hallmarsh Productions.
Frozen Assets, a comedy by Tom Casling, runs at Arts Centre Washington on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November, with both performances starting at 7:30pm. It's brought to the stage by Hallmarsh Productions in partnership with Moon in the Sky Theatre, and directed by Marshall Peach.
The play centres on the Middleditch family, a promised inheritance that fails to materialise, and the consequences of a small white lie that come back to haunt several people. It's a comedy that builds around those two things — the money that never arrives and the lie that keeps on growing — and the way they ripple through the family. The script is published by Stagescripts UK, so it's a proper piece of writing that exists beyond this particular run.
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One thing to keep in mind is the age recommendation: it's suggested for audiences aged 16 and over, so it's not one to bring the younger ones along to. If you're planning to go, you've got two nights to choose from, and tickets are £10. Both shows start at 7:30pm, so you can pick whichever evening fits your week better.
