Welcome to Drip Action
A theatre company based in Arundel, West Sussex
Welcome!
Dear Drip Action Theatregoers - Welcome to our new season, starting with a Spring Double with plays in both February and March. Firstly, Black Mountain, a tense psychological drama, with, as a curtain-raiser, a half-hour monologue by Simon Stephens, Sea Wall.
In March, we will present Jumpers for Goalposts, a comedy by the writer of our Festival evening play last year, The Kitchen Sink, by Tom Wells (who has now adapted Roald Dahl's BFG for the RSC, transferring to Chichester Festival Theatre in March).

Casting Call!
Stage Kiss
By Sarah Ruhl
Performances: Wed 17th – Sat 20th June, 2026
The South Stoke Barn, South Stoke, Arundel
‘Stage Kiss’ is a romantic comedy. When estranged lovers are thrown together as romantic leads in a 1930s melodrama, the line between offstage and onstage begins to blur.
Cast of Characters:
- ‘She’ in her mid-40s – mid 50s
- ‘He’ in his mid-40s – mid 50s
- Director
- The Reader (also other small parts) 30s – 50s
- The Husband (plus other small parts) 40s-50s
- Millie (plus other small parts) 20s
- Millicent (plus other small parts) 30s plus
Age ranges are not set in stone.
All are urged to audition.
Auditions
Tuesday 17th & Thursday 19th February, 7.30pm
The Victoria Institute, Red Room.
We’re also seeking support for offstage roles such as stage manager, props/costumes, and rehearsal prompt. These roles are unpaid, but they offer the chance to work closely with a vibrant and innovative theatre company.
Contact Deni Jones: 07760 948550 / djonesasana@gmail.com
or come along on the night

Black Mountain
By Brad Birch
RESCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER
Sadly, due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, we have to cancel Black Mountain in February. Ticket Source will refund those who have bought tickets.
Black Mountain is a tense, psychological thriller by award-winning playwright Brad Birch. First performed in 2017, the play explores the darker side of a failing relationship, focusing on themes of betrayal, infidelity, and the impossibility of forgiveness.
As a curtain-raiser for Black Mountain, we present Sea Wall by Simon Stephens, performed by Ken Jones and directed by Tonya James

Jumpers for Goalposts
By Tom Wells
Wednesday 25th - Saturday 28th March 2026
Jumpers for Goalposts by Tom Wells is a warm, funny, and deeply moving play about friendship, community, and the quiet importance of belonging.
Set around a Sunday league football team over the course of a season, the play uses grassroots football as the backdrop for a story about ordinary people navigating change. As life off the pitch becomes more complicated, the team becomes a place of refuge — somewhere to show up, be counted, and feel part of something.
Some Past Productions
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