Sandcastles moves back and forth in time and memory to depict the tumultuous lifelong friendship of millennials Hannah and Beth. Beth is moving to New York. Hannah should be happy for her. When Beth goes missing Hannah can't reconcile how she reacted with the fact that Beth might be gone. Sandcastles is an exploration of grief, millennial angst, friendship and growing up. ART Award and Carol Tambor Incentive Award winner, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022. 

a Brite Theater production in association with Assembly Festival
by Steve McMahon
Directed by Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir
Performed by Marion Geoffray and Sarah Miele
Assistant director Calum Moore
Design and costumes Jenny Booth
Sound design Tom Oakes
supported by the ART Award, Carol Tambor Incentive Award and Allan Wilson's patronage. 
Images Mihaela Bodlovic

'Steve McMahon’s script is funny and warm, and perfectly replicates friendly banter. Beth and Hannah are performed with depth and an easy finesse – surely these two really are friends and we’re merely eavesdropping on their reminiscences? Really, first-class. I was moved to tears, others too' ★★★★★ Three Weeks

Poignant, heartbreaking, and beautifully nuanced, this performance will be one that I will think about for a long time to come. ★★★★ EdFringeReview

DATES

4th-27th August 2022 Assembly Festival George St, Front Room