WRITING:
May 2009: A FAMILY AFFAIR.
First performed by Cranwell Amateur Theatrical Society whose production was adjudicated WINNER of the Royal Air Force Theatrical Association Festival of One-Act Plays at Whittle Hall, RAF Cranwell, Lincolnshire.
Cast: Su Toogood, Malcolm Jones, Peggy Reading. Director: Pamela Jones. |
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2006: A WILDE AFFAIR (Miss Prism and
Canon Chasuble In Concert)
A Wilde Affair with Susan Flannery and Michael Lunts toured the UK between
2006 and 2008. It also played in Australia.
2000: RIGHT HO, WODEHOUSE!
Toured the UK extensively between 2000 and 2004.
'Absolutely spiffing' - D. Telegraph.
Based on the writings of PG Wodehouse with songs by Jerome
Kern and Ivor Novello.
1995: A PARSON'S TALE
Toured extensively throughout the UK and in the Gulf States between 1995 - 2004. 'Hilarious. Involves the whole audience. By the end of the evening
it felt we were taking leave of a dear friend' - Lichfield Mercury. |
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1983: A REAL KING KONG First performed
at Theatre Space, The Oval, Kennington, Chats Palace Homerton, London.
1983: KENNEDY'S DOWNSTAIRS Comedy material for the revue at Kennedy's Downstairs, King's Road, Chelsea.
1980: SCRIPTS FOR TWO SHORT (Educational) FILMS on Employment Equality and on Youth and Alcohol.
1973: WHAT! - a revue - music and
lyrics by Alan Mason and Diana Bishop, performed at the Howff, Chalk
Farm, London.
1970: CHAMPAGNE FOR CHECHOV performed at Crewe Theatre and Keele University. |
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COMMISSIONS INCLUDE:
1989: FACADE. 90 MINUTE Screen on Two BBCTV. Producer: Louis Marks. Director: Warris Hussein. To star: John Gielgud. The production finally pulled due to lack of American money.
REHEARSED READINGS:
2007: AN INDIAN SUMMER at the Old Vic London, arranged by Chichester Festival Theatre and James Barber, Director of The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford, featuring Penelope Keith.
2005: SUNDAY LUNCH read by actors at Clwyd Theatre, directed by Emma Hands.
1980s and 1990s:
The Riverside Writers Group rehearsed readings of the stage plays:
WAY OUT AHEAD
THE KILLING OF MICHAEL
SITWELL
A PARSON'S TALE: Hammersmith Actors and Writers Group www.actorsandwriters.org
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