Plays performed
The Bronte Boy
This tragic tale of Branwell Bronte toured West Yorkshire before arriving at the Wakefield Drama Festival to win Best Actor award for its leading man in 2011. A new performance two years later was commissioned by the Bronte Society for its AGM weekend in Haworth and the play returned to Leeds for more shows. |
Sunday Afternoon Again
Little Lenny has two problems: first, his mam and dad fight all the time and then there's a witch living next door! This sad, funny and universal tale about growing up was performed at the Write Now Drama Festival in Liverpool in 2012. |
QWERTYUIOP,
comedy about working women, performed at Power House One theatre in Wakefield and at Featherstone Community Theatre in 1996 |
The Navigator's Daughter,
tragicomedy about a dysfunctional family, performed at Powerhouse One theatre in Wakefield and at Featherstone Community Theatre in 1997 |
Till My Eyes Bleed,
performed as part of a double bill at The Carriageworks Theatre in Leeds and as a stand-alone at the Ilkley Festival fringe in 2009 |
All Good Men,
comedy of political manners, performed at The Carriageworks theatre in Leeds and at the Victoria Hall in Saltaire as part of double bill in 2010 |
Doublecross,
co-written with Helen Shay, performed at The Carriageworks theatre in Leeds and at Otley Courthouse in 2010 |
Luvvies,
black comedy about writers and actors, performed as part of double bill at The Carriageworks Theatre in Leeds in 2012 |
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The Lightning Conductor,
a play for children about a magic musician, performed in Dewsbury schools in 2009 |
Double bill of Life Sentence
and first version of Luvvies performed in Wakefield 2007 |
A Real Cushy Number,
about life and death in a hospital, performed at Featherstone Community Theatre as part of double bill in 1998 |
Life Sentence
performed as part of double bill in Leeds and Pontefract in 2008 and wins award at Sheffield One-Act Play Festival. |