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Three Course Theatre  is, for the time being, 'Resting'
However, Alistair Briche has written a new play - called "Side By Side", which Three Course Theatre are hoping to enter in the next Saltburn Drama Festival in 2025

About the play 

Side by Side

by Alistair Briche

Set on two narrow boats on the Leeds-Liverpool canal: The two 'single-hander' helms of the boats, one male, the other female, meet as they prepare to go up through the Bingley Three Rise locks (the junior siblings of the more famous Bingley Five Rise locks). The conversation as they make their way up, their boats side by side in the lock chambers, drifts from astrophysics to the art of play writing, to the uncertainties of cruising and the potential hazard of entering dark, enclosed spaces with a complete stranger. As they emerge from the third lock, they find a very different relationship existing between them.  

As this will be a drama festival entry Three Course Theatre will be unable to raise any money for their chosen charity,  the Friends of Murambinda Hospital, from the performance itself. You are therefore invited to make a donation via the FMH website Giving page:

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As always, we are grateful to Alistair Briche for permission to use his plays royalty free.

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