Welcome to Pemfort
Published on 3. April 2026
112 pages
978-1-350-64361-1 (ISBN)
Description
I know that's what I'm saying, you seem like the sort of person who might believe a dog is haunted, but actually you're much more grounded in reality than the impression you initially give off.
Uma's running a struggling countryside castle, and everything's finally falling into place for Pemfort's first Living History event. Glenn's got his sword-fighting down, Ria's befriended a deer, and new arrival Kurtis is settling in well. But in a village where everybody knows everybody, some truths refuse to stay buried.
A play about what we owe each other when the past demands a reckoning.
This edition was published to coincide with Soho Theatre's production in March 2026.
Uma's running a struggling countryside castle, and everything's finally falling into place for Pemfort's first Living History event. Glenn's got his sword-fighting down, Ria's befriended a deer, and new arrival Kurtis is settling in well. But in a village where everybody knows everybody, some truths refuse to stay buried.
A play about what we owe each other when the past demands a reckoning.
This edition was published to coincide with Soho Theatre's production in March 2026.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
File size
0,40 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-350-64361-1 (9781350643611)
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Sarah Power is an alumnus of Hampstead Theatre's INSPIRE 2022 programme for emerging playwrights. Her credits include Pig at Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre and Mandrake which was longlisted for the Women's Prize for Playwriting, the Papatango New Writing Prize and was a finalist in the Hope Mill Theatre's Through the Mill playwriting competition.
