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In a time about two days from now, Nessa,
traveling from Los Angeles to New York, finds herself diverted to Dallas.
Trapped in a room
with Val, a lawyer, Nessa just wants to leave on the next plane out.
But this
is Texas, and Nessa is pregnant and Val is on the phone with legislators who
are pulling the strings.
With new laws in place Nessa will not be allowed to
leave the state until after she gives birth,
even though both women know
the foetus is deceased and Nessa’s life is in danger.
Can Val be persuaded to
go against her convictions, putting her own job and future career
on the line in order to help Nessa escape?
Warning: References
to religion, abortion and emotional distress
Blood of the Lamb won Best Play, Best Actress (Ailsa Harrop) and Best Director (Sarah Lockyer) at the MADF Festival of One-Act
Plays
and won runner-up and Best Actress (Ailsa Harrop & Robyn Hughes) in the AETF Northern Area Semi Final
at Saltburn Community Theatre, May 2026
Link to previous Blood of the Lamb performances
| Directed by |
Sarah Lockyer |
| Cast | |
| Val | Robyn Hughes |
| Nessa | Ailsa Harrop |
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by Gemma Vannom

It all ends tonight.
Asteroid ‘Theodora’ is on an unstoppable, apocalyptic
collision course with Earth,
and every soul on the planet must choose what to
do with the precious few hours that remain.
Mia is resigned to a peaceful night alone with her
favourite music, a bottle of tequila and a top-tier cheeseboard,
when
ex-boyfriend Danny crashes back into her life. Is he here merely to keep her
company,
to resolve a few old disagreements, or does he have some other agenda
in mind?
Asteroid ‘Theodora’ is on an unstoppable, apocalyptic
collision course with Earth,
and every soul on the planet must choose what to
do with the precious few hours that remain.
With impact fast approaching, Mia and Danny must decide
not only how to spend what little time they have left,
but what truly matters
when there are no more chances… and no more consequences.
Warning: Strong language, violence, distressing themes
Theodora won Best Actor (Thomas Iain Dixon) at the MADF Festival of One-Act
Plays
and came runner-up for the 2026 Derek Jacobi Playwriting Award
| Directed by | Samuel Gresham |
| Cast | |
| Mia | Gemma Varnom |
| Danny | Thomas Iain Dixon |
| Backstage Crew | |
| Set - (Blood of the Lamb) |
Ron Beswick, Ian Galloway |
| Lights & Sound | Mike Lean, Ron Beswick |
| Publicity Materials | Ron Beswick, David Sherriff |
