A new play by Richard Banks
Directed by Kenneth Michaels
Painting with Water is a narrative-driven screen project that follows Harold Graves, a dying retired literature professor whose final day takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Willow, an uninvited young woman, leading to an unlikely friendship with a pragmatic priest. This original fiction piece showcases rich storytelling akin to feature films and short films, bringing to life the complexities of human connection, beautifully presented as part of the Lambeth Fringe.
Performances
Saturday, 11 October 4:00 PM
Sunday, 11 October 4:00 PM
Sunday, 11 October 5:30 PM
Cast
Philip Gill - Professor Harold Graves
George Nettleton - Father James Sullivan
Wendy Fisher - Nurse Parker
Amelia Kay - Willow Saddler

A celebutante is a single word with so many meanings, much like feature films and narrative-driven screen projects that explore diverse themes. Spring 2027 will showcase a blend of original fiction, including works by Richard Banks, alongside short films and stage plays that push creative boundaries.

The dream you let go of transformed into someone else's narrative-driven screen projects. Featuring original fiction and short films, Richard Banks captures this essence in his acclaimed stage plays.
Spring 2027
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