I am a supported artist at The Crucible, part of the Bank at Sheffield Theatres.
A Simply Beastly Murder
I say! There’s been a murder! The Famous Five grew up and grew apart. When Dick, now a hardened PI, gets in over his head, he turns to his sister Anne for help. But this isn’t Kirrin Island anymore. Do they have what it takes to solve the crime? A British Film Noir, full of gangsters, intrigue, and lashings of tinned pineapple.
With additional voices by Alistair McGowan.
Nominated for the Funny Women Awards.
Supported by Fenton Arts Trust and Barnsley Civic.
Me For You
Holly tried using a bamboo toothbrush but it didn’t reverse global warming so she’s joined Extinction Rebellion. If only her girlfriend would join too and help save the human race! But are we worth saving? A play about love. In the face of overwhelming evidence that we’re a despicable race of selfish parasites.
Top 5 in the BBC’s Alfred Bradley Award. Top 30 in The Painkiller Prize.
Finalist for the Kay Mellor Fellowship.
Longlisted for the Kenneth Branagh Award For New Drama Writing.
Tour to Red Ladder venues, Slung Low and Pleasance Courtyard
supported by Arts Council England and Fenton Arts Trust.
“A sharp script with the most current of issues as a backdrop. A fine, prescient production. Highly recommended.”
fringe review
“Two outstanding performances by very talented actors. A fast-moving production with crisp direction and a fabulous script.”
north west end
Lovefool
What if the last time you dated, you were doused in Impulse Body Spray and The Spice Girls were at number one? Finding a phwoar-some trouser-shape to replace her ex-husband won’t be easy, so Charlotte’s dusting off her Sugar magazines and taking inspiration from the ‘90s to get what she wants, what she really, really wants.
“An insightful and frank twist on the romcom, told with a lightness of touch and a wry wit. She makes a strong connection with the audience. Delightfully witty.”
Chortle
Rachel E. Thorn 