One-act play about the teenage assassins of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, commissioned by Net Curtains Theatre Company for Tales of the Black Hand, four plays on the theme of assassination, performed at the Tricycle Theatre.

The play was inspired by the folk tales of Serbia, which are full of forest-dwelling monsters, from one-eyed witches to the mysterious screaming "drekavac" – along with the twentieth-century terrors unleashed by fanatical boys with guns, learning to shoot in the woods outside Belgrade.

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Posted in Plays at November 07, 2006 | Permalink

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This one-act play takes the form of a lecture, on the subject of improving your brain, which is disrupted when the audience insist on starting to solve a murder.

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Posted in Plays at November 04, 2006 | Permalink

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A scientist's brain probe unleashes surprising thoughts in two young men – from a knowledge of dead languages to a secret hatred.

A 4-minute play, performed at the Lyric Studio Hammersmith as part of a Spread the Word project.

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Posted in Plays at October 22, 2006 | Permalink

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This was my first full-length play, performed at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden in 2002.

Bert takes smart drugs, which enable him to explain life, the universe and the role of the dead to his unheeding friends. The mysterious man upstairs has a more old-fashioned approach to self-improvement – become someone else.

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Posted in Plays at October 21, 2006 | Permalink

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