Playwright

I've been writing for the stage since 2009 and in that time I've written, or co-written several plays. I look at some of them now and cringe, but for the one's I'm proud of you can even download little excepts. If one of the plays sounds interesting, and you want the full text please ask.

Full Length Plays

Moments

Cast - 2m/2f
First Performed - 2009, by Winging It! Theatre Group
Available for Performance

Matt has lost his job, his family and his home. As he looks back at the moments that have led him to this point Matt realises that all of his loss can be traced back to his ex-girlfriend Hannah. If she had never left him, life would be great. Full of anger, rage and blame, Matt confronts Hannah. Somehow Hannah knew he was on his way and has her own reasons to hate Matt, so what will happen when the two ex-lovers confront each other? Just what is the secret that Hannah has kept hidden from Matt?


What My Eyes See

Cast - 2f/2m/1 extra
Commissioned - 2010
Not Available for Performance

There is someone in the shadows. Even when she is alone, Beth knows that He is watching her. At the park, on a date He chases off Beth's date. Wherever she turns for help, Beth finds no-one who is willing to believe her. To make matters worse, He has found a way to get into Beth's flat and leave here little gifts. With no help being offered, Beth begins to investigate 'Him'. What will happen when she finds him? Does Beth have the courage to confront 'Him'?


One Act & Festival Plays

I Remember
Cast - 2m/1f/1 extra
First Performed - 2011, by TWF Productions
Available for Performance


Joint Projects

Dickens, Drood and the Best of Tomes

Cast - 2m/1f
First Performed - 2012, by Off Book Theatre Company
In Collaboration with - Fiona Angwin & Ian Nenna

The year is 1869 and Charles Dickens wrestles with the plot of his latest novel The Mystery of Edwin Drood, but Dickens is also preparing for a new tour of his readings. Add distractions from his loyal household staff…will the great man finish his new book in time?

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