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Sunk Into The Earth

20 Oct 2025

Sunk Into The Earth

What do you do when your ex-situationship appears after six years in prison for killing her sister’s husband? You invite her and all your friends over and hope for the best, right?

Sunk Into the Earth opens to reveal a cozy get-together with a tight-knit group of friends, properly enjoying their weekly pizza-and-wine-night, until we discover that one of the group has just been released from prison for murdering her sister’s abusive husband. As the play unfolds, the characters grapple with their relationships and complex history with one another, prompting deeper thought on the devastating impacts of domestic violence, the uniqueness of female friendships, and the intricacies of queer relationships. A love story set against the violent backdrop of an unspeakable act of sisterly devotion, Sunk Into the Earth is deeply honest in confronting the abyss inside us all. Jagged and tender, dark and light, the play investigates just how far we’ll go for the deep bonds that connect and entangle us.

Cast & Creatives

Writer: Charlotte Ritter

Director: Lauryn Sherwood

Theo Ambrosini (Actor, Designer), Isabelle Dickey (Actor, Set Design), Ellie Duenow (Actor), Natalie Haven (Actor, Props), Liz Kent (Actor, Intimacy director), Jillian Osborne (Actor, Producer, Sound Design), Charlotte Ritter (Actor, Writer, Producer), Lauryn Sherwood (Actor), Caro Vinden (Actor, Lighting Design), Sara Brodie (Directorial and dramaturgical advisor)

Date & Time: Monday 20th October, @6:30pm

Running Time:  75mins

Content warnings: Age 14+ Strong Language, references to alcohol, sex, drugs, suicide, and adoption

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.

Venue: Central Film School

Central Film School provides students with all the facilities and equipment they’ll need on their learning journey. Depending on the needs of specific shoots and programme modules, students also have access to off-site facilities and spaces. Studio A is available for The Lambeth Fringe - a functional screening theatre with retractable seats and a full-size projector screen.

Studio A: Capacity 90, full size projector screen, studio lighting

Perfect for film screenings, rehearsed readings or work in progress shows

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Studio A space at Central Film School
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