Produced and wrote for Royal Central School of Speech and Drama's 'New Writing Night', presented by MA/MFA Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media. Ran in the New Studio from Tuesday 12th - Friday 15th February.
Every night brought nine brand-new ten-minute plays. I helped in connecting writers with directors, acting actors, stage management, technical support, finances, room bookings, box offices, marketing and creative direction.
Every night brought nine brand-new ten-minute plays. I helped in connecting writers with directors, acting actors, stage management, technical support, finances, room bookings, box offices, marketing and creative direction.
I also wrote a piece titled 'equipt at last'. This followed a conversation with a grandfather and his granddaughter than veers from breakfast to funeral planning.
Produced by Will Jarvis, Jalice Corral & Anna Suwanasuk Rattray
THE HAPPY HAPPY DAFFODIL by Anna Suwanasuk Rattray. Directed by Beth Fisher & Kyanne Smith. Starring Freddie Brook.
Charlie’s beginning to think he might never make it as an actor, but then Kevin Spacey’s (ex) agent comes to see “The Happy Happy Daffodil”; will he blow his one last chance?
HERE AND NOW by Vivian Xie. Directed by Abigail Hirsch. Starring Tilney Brune, Vivian Xie & Dominic Green.
“Just let me play straight, white men, please!!”
THE TALKER by Emily Steck. Directed by Nicole Zweiback-Varona. Starring Emily Steck and Nicole Zweiback-Varona.
“It’s like rain on your wedding day.”
INDUCTION by Matthew Gibbs. Directed by Florence Taylor. Starring Bobbi Nunes, Dion Lloyd & Olly Leigh.
The play documents the devastating experience of one young woman as she enters the immigration system.
TUPPERWARE by Emma Bentley. Directed by Antonia Georgieva. Starring Louise Singleton.
It was a perfect evening, until you showed up; then it got really exciting.
LIFE, ACTUALLY by Dom O’Keefe. Directed by Susie MacDonald & Dom O’Keefe. Starring Katurah Morrish & Dominic Varney.
Andrew Mulligan (Foundation) presents his one-man show about love, loss and life, actually. Previous praise: ★★ Broadway Baby.
TARANTINO by Jalice Corral. Directed by Annys Whyatt. Starring Bobbi Nunes, Hana Kelly & Courtney Buchner.
Is Quentin Tarantino a racist? Yes. More importantly, does he have a foot fetish?
EQUIPT AT LAST by Will Jarvis Directed by Morgan Noll. Starring Jack Tivey & Hannah McCulley.
It seems breakfast just isn’t complete without planning your grandad’s funeral but at least it’s lovingly served with a side of Walt Whitman.
WE THREE by Nicole Zweiback-Varona. Directed by Ariella Stoian. Starring Nicole Zweiback-Varona, Grace O’Brien & Karina Wiedman.
When will they meet again?
Stage Managers: Laura Aiton & Florence Taylor
Technical Manager: Lauren Watkinson
Poster Designer: Maatin Patel
CFO: Jackie Graham
With thanks to the Student Union, Student Union President Holly Barraclough, Dr Sarah Grochala, Dr Farokh Soltani, Melissa Dunne, Adam Parker and our first home, PK1.
