Michelle Donkin

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  • A dark look at the news using the Cassandra myth. A really cleverly crafted short that explores the conflict of entertainment over morality. A great read.

    A dark look at the news using the Cassandra myth. A really cleverly crafted short that explores the conflict of entertainment over morality. A great read.

  • This play is so charming. I'm a bit smitten. It's such an interesting and honest, quietly funny and lonely monologue. It would be interesting for a female performer but any gender really. The piece leaves a lot there for the director to explore, expand and the actor to develop - even if they took it really dark too. I can see it working for Zoom particularly well.

    This play is so charming. I'm a bit smitten. It's such an interesting and honest, quietly funny and lonely monologue. It would be interesting for a female performer but any gender really. The piece leaves a lot there for the director to explore, expand and the actor to develop - even if they took it really dark too. I can see it working for Zoom particularly well.

  • JOY

    by Andrew Allen

    Full disclosure I co-run a theatre company with this chap and have produced this short.
    This play is a fantastic comedy that actors can have fun with and explores the notion of a joke gone wrong and the professional consequences. Lots of humour and very clever.

    Full disclosure I co-run a theatre company with this chap and have produced this short.
    This play is a fantastic comedy that actors can have fun with and explores the notion of a joke gone wrong and the professional consequences. Lots of humour and very clever.

  • A great piece for zoom and a window into the absurd. Rachael’s piece gives space to breathe and gives the director & actors freedom to play. Certainly a fun one for these strange times!

    A great piece for zoom and a window into the absurd. Rachael’s piece gives space to breathe and gives the director & actors freedom to play. Certainly a fun one for these strange times!