Join us for our next Script Social, in association with Nick Hern Books, as we take you back to Summer 1945 for “a riveting wartime thriller” (Guardian ⭐⭐⭐⭐). Katherine Moar’s debut play, Farm Hall, was the best-selling show in the history of Jermyn Street Theatre and now transfers into the West End at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. A fantastic opportunity to delve into, dissect and discuss this captivating play. This is a limited space event, so reserve your FREE spot now!
Get a taster of the script here.
Get Script Social ready in three easy steps:
🎟️ 1. Book your FREE place below. This is a LIMITED SPACE event, book now to avoid disappointment.
💰 2. Grab your copy of Farm Hall (physical or eBook) on the NHB website using the discount code SCRIPTSOCIALS to get 50% off - Get your copy here.
📖 3. Read the play and join us on Thursday 29 August at the Arcola Theatre to discuss Farm Hall and meet other young theatremakers.
Farm Hall
It is Summer 1945: Hitler is dead, but war in the Pacific rages on. The Allies have detained six of Germany’s most gifted nuclear scientists – including three Nobel Prize winners – at Farm Hall, a stately home just outside Cambridge. They entertain themselves with some redacted newspapers, a broken piano and a copy of Noël Coward’s Blithe Spirit. But their tranquil summer is shattered by the news that the Americans have succeeded where the Germans failed. The United States has not only built an atom bomb, it has used one against Japan. Unbeknownst to the scientists, during their stay, every inch of Farm Hall was bugged and their every reaction recorded.
