Eastern Area Final of the All England Theatre Festival for one act plays
Barn Theatre, Surrey, RH8 0AA
Sunday 24th May 2026
ENJOY A DISCOUNT OF £7 WHEN BOOKING BOTH SHOW!!!
TICKETS £14 (single session), £21 (both sessiions)
INSTRUCTIONS: Select seats for 2pm performance, press 'continue shopping' at bottom of screen, select same number of seats for 6.30pm and an automatic discount of £7 will be applied for both tickets.
2.00pm session of 2 plays followed by an adjudication
The All England Theatre Festival is the only nationwide eliminating contest for one-act plays in performance and organises an eliminating series of festivals which leads ultimately to the AETF Final. The winner of the AETF Final goes on to compete against the winners of similar festivals in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. England is divided into four Areas for the purpose of of this Festival: Northern, Central, Eastern and Western. Each Area is also divided into a number of divisions according to the size and /or history of the areas.
These plays may contain adult themes unsuitable for children
TICKETS £14 (single session), £21 (both sessiions)
INSTRUCTIONS: Select seats for 2pm performance, press 'continue shopping' at bottom of screen, select same number of seats for 6.30pm and an automatic discount of £7 will be applied for both tickets.
2.00pm session of 2 plays followed by an adjudication
- Huntingdon Drama Festival Winner – Kimbolton School with ‘Angels in America’
- Maidenhead Drama Festival Winner – Woking College with ‘The Changing Room’
- Southern Counties Drama Festival Winner – Leaderbeing with ‘Artemis Unmasked’
- Waltham Forest Drama Festival Winner – Woodhouse Players with ‘Vintage’
The All England Theatre Festival is the only nationwide eliminating contest for one-act plays in performance and organises an eliminating series of festivals which leads ultimately to the AETF Final. The winner of the AETF Final goes on to compete against the winners of similar festivals in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. England is divided into four Areas for the purpose of of this Festival: Northern, Central, Eastern and Western. Each Area is also divided into a number of divisions according to the size and /or history of the areas.
These plays may contain adult themes unsuitable for children
