

"frighteningly
realistic" – Fiona Dalton
“a parent’s worst nightmare brought vividly to life”
– Jane Amos-Davidson
(2/3
females; 1 male. Single set, divided into three rooms)
CHARACTERS:
STEVE
aged 29, Beatrice’s father
ANNA
aged 28. Beatrice’s mother
BEATRICE
aged 5. Must seem to have a physical presence on stage, but is never
actually seen.
SHELLEY
aged 28. Anna’s best friend
Synoposis
In
this intense one act play (running time approx. 45 minutes),
Anna and Steve are at the beginning of yet another normal and fun-packed
family weekend at home, on an ordinary Saturday morning, when their
lives are thrown into turmoil with a single letter from the local council’s
Social Services department, implying that their five year-old daughter
Beatrice may be at risk of abuse.
As they consider the implications of this, they have to close ranks
and pull together as a family, if they are going to survive the purgatory
of not knowing whether Beatrice has already been abused, or by whom.
For the longest forty-eight hours of their lives, they wait to speak
to the Social Services officer who wrote the letter, unaware as to whether
or not they are being accused of harming their own daughter.
Sadly,
this is based on a true story.
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script, or for more information, click 



(1
woman, 1 man. No set required, although a piano is necessary)
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information to follow soon
CHARACTERS
Synoposis
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