“Sometimes you surprise people into being better than they are.” Laura and Anna, half-sisters, plan a grand net stretching across the skyline of North London as a way to unite their community. But not everyone’s convinced. Meanwhile Hala, a Syrian refugee staying with the family, finds herself caught in a tangle of immigration red tape. With time running out, drought ...
Director of ‘Mumma Shaw’, a new-writing piece created with and by Clean Break members 2022. A play about two families who grew up as neighbours, this show explores grief, growing up, family and forgiveness.
KHOJALYActors Church & Union Theatre KHOJALY is the story of the people whose lives were changed forever by the massacre that took place in February 1992 of the Azerbaijani inhabitants of Khojaly, a town in Nagorno-Karabakh, riven by the war there that lasted from 1988 to 1994. Created by Debunk Theatre from the words and testimony of the survivors via ...
Working with young artists from St Charles Catholic Sixth Form College to devise a piece of theatre based on the themes of Henry V. Performed on the Donmar main stage 2022.
Nomad by Neil HardyTramshed/Greenwich Theatre, 2020 A show about homelessness, trauma, and the fear of contaminating those we love. This new one-woman play, NoMad, exposes the challenges faced by writer and actor, Nell Hardy, as she experienced homelessness and psychiatric hospitalisation. ‘Hardy’s heartbreakingly honest portrayal radiates truth and desperation … Go and listen to the story she speaks - it ...
Arlington HouseCardboard Citizens, 2019 A devised music-theatre piece about Universal Credit, performed at Cardboard Citizens, London. Director: Vicky Moran Associate/Co-Director: Terry O’Leary Movement Director: Sean Graham Musical Director: Pete Wollard
Life in the UK by James ReynoldsTheatre 503, 2018 Theatre 503 October 2018 [two nights] James Reynolds' play was written in response to Dipika Guha’s The Art of Gaman as part of Rapid Write Response. The piece was a comedy, exploring life as an immigrant in the UK. Cast: Emma James, Kate Votrikova Writer: James Reynolds Director: Vicky Moran Curator: ...
EIGHTLakeside Theatre Studio, 2016 In May 2008, first-time writer Ella Hickson, created eight monologues ready to air at Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival in August 2008. These monologues, of fifteen minutes each, offer a state-of-the-nation group portrait. From Millie, the jolly-hockey sticks prostitute who mourns the loss of the good old British class system, to Miles a 7/7 survivor or Danny, an ...