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Dear Drip Action Theatregoers - Welcome to Drip Action’s 2026 season. This summer, we return to the Arundel Festival with our ever-popular Theatre Trail: six short plays in six different venues around the town, running from 22nd–29th August.

We are also delighted to present our Festival evening production, Brainsluts by Dan Bishop, at The Victoria Institute from 24th–29th August. Following its acclaimed Edinburgh Festival Fringe run, this sharp, funny and unsettling new comedy takes us into the strange world of a clinical drug trial, where five strangers gather over five Sundays to test a mystery drug — and each other.

Later in the year, we will stage Black Mountain by Brad Birch, a taut psychological thriller at The Victoria Institute from 25th–28th November.

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Theatre Trail 2026

Six short plays in six different venues around Arundel

Sat 22nd – Sat 29th August 2026

Join Drip Action Theatre Company for our 2026 Theatre Trail: a unique theatrical journey around Arundel, with six short plays performed in six different venues across the town.

Writing in Sand by Simon Brett

Poor Visibility by Stuart Smithers

Thank You for Having Us by Geoff Saunders

Well Done, Good Job, Sod Off by Isaac Sturge

The King and Me by Brian Walsh

Five O’Clock at Fauna by Sally Rae Purden

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Evening Production:

Brainsluts

by Dan Bishop

Mon 24th – Sat 29th August 2026
The Victoria Institute, Tarrant Street, Arundel

Following its acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Drip Action presents Brainsluts by Dan Bishop - a sharp, funny and highly original new comedy set in the strange world of a clinical drug trial.

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Black Mountain

by Brad Birch

To be staged 25th - 28th November 2026 at The Victoria Institute, Arundel.

A taut psychological thriller: a couple retreat to an isolated cabin to repair their relationship — only to discover the past won’t stay buried. As memories surface and footsteps close in, betrayal and the possibility of forgiveness collide.