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Very Rascals Theatre Company
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Theatre Company

Welcome to Very Rascals

Stephanie Greenwood and Charlotte Keith - Producer - Actor - Founders of Very Rascals

WHO WE ARE

Hello there! 

Steph and Charlotte here.

We are the co-founders of Very Rascals and when you can't find us wearing fancy hats or dribbling ice cream down our faces, you can find us making theatre.

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Come on through and learn more about our team and what we do. 

We're currently working on...

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How Not to Fund a Honeymoon

by Stephanie Greenwood

After a successful Edinburgh Fringe run in 2025, HOW NOT TO FUND A HONEYMOON is going to New York's Paradise Factory Theater for three nights only!

 

27th July, 28th July, 1st of August

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Relative Motion

by Stephanie Greenwood

Run To Be Announced

In a rom-com turned cautionary tale, Sam and Paul have a meet-cute on the London underground. What appears to be a charming romance becomes a tense emotional-escape-room as miscommunications and manipulation begin to dominate the relationship.​

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UPCOMING SHOWS!

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Catch How Not To Fund A Honey Moon on the 27th & 28th July and 1st of August if you are in NYC!

Relative Motion - Tree

COMING SOON!

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We are announcing a full run of RELATIVE MOTION coming to London very soon...

Blog

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The Joys of Fringe

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Honeymoon's Edinburgh Fringe director Colette talks of her journey through fringe theatre. 

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A Director's POV: preparing a script 

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list of helpful tips to get you started and prepared for rehearsals as a director. 

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New Writing - Charlotte Keith - Founder of Very Rascals - Production Meeting

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Writing with Pen

Calling All Playwrights 

Do you have a new play you want to share? 

We are always interested in reading new works and searching for that next piece of writing to showcase. 

Take a look at our submissions page for more details.

 

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