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9:44am Friday 25th April 2008


A MEDLEY of hot plays will be staged in Worcester Arts Workshop on May 3.

Written by Swan Playwrights, the programme has short plays, sketches and monologues sharing the theme of Heat, dealing with topics from outer space to Baghdad. For tickets, priced £6, call 01905 421638.

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