Prototype is a regular evening of new writing, upstairs at the Jericho Tavern. Each night features script-in-hand rehearsed readings of new 10-minute plays from some of Oxford's most talented playwrights, and a brand new short play from an established playwright. Tonight's playwrights are Helen Dallas, James McDougall, Ed Rowett, Janet Taylor and Jonny Donahoe (Every Brilliant Thing) Prototype is produced by Mike Bartlett and Alex Coke. It is a not-for-profit event: all ticket proceeds go to the room hire and an other finances of the night. Please note: The Jericho Tavern cannot admit any person under the age of 18. The upstairs space is accessed via stairs. There is no lift. Future dates: Monday 20 January 2025, Monday 17 February 2025.

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