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Rachel Feeny-Williams

Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

  • Not But In Mistaking by Hannah Lee DeFrates
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ A drama filled piece with tension and humour galore. It almost feels soap opera in the plot line (and that's never a bad thing) as it keeps you hooked right the way through. Each of the female characters are brilliantly individual with their own unique voices and the ending had me going 'aw' and 'yay' at the same time. A wonderful piece that provides great roles for women. ”
  • Girls MATTER by Harper Caroline Lee
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ A wonderfully powerful piece! As someone with a interest in 'freedom of the press' genre films I think the writer has done a brilliant job of taking multiple complicated issues and addressed them coherently, which can be difficult to do in a short piece. I think that this piece could also become a full length piece as the tale of how the editor became the editor and what the fallout of the article was is something an audience would be interested to know. However, it does stand as a brilliant piece on its own. ”
  • blank robbery by Harper Caroline Lee
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ This is a brilliantly funny piece that is a living example of how friendships can literally occur from anywhere. I loved the characters of Keyanna and Nate. As they talk I could hear their voices and when you can hear a characters voice from just reading a scripts that shows its a strong piece. The bank and forth between them means the piece flows wonderfully and the ending is powerful but touching at the same time. Brilliant work! ”
  • The Suitcase by Brigid Amos
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ A wonderfully juicy mystery that leaves the whole piece open is always good fun and this one is a great example. From the first page I was dying to know what was in the suitcase and by the end I feel if I'd been sat in an audience I would have stood up and screamed "WHAT IS IN THE SUITCASE?!" The writer creates a wonderful mood of tension mixed with some humour and while it could be interpreted as a simple piece, it has sub-text galore and would make a wonderful piece! ”
  • Stairlift by Brigid Amos
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ This piece starts as a witty back and forth between a woman and her elderly mother. Right from the word go you can hear the ages of the characters reflected in their dialogue and that is not always an easy thing to accomplish. The piece then proceeds to take a very accurate snapshot of a mother/daughter relationship (where a mother find fault and her daughter justifies even when she shouldn't have to). However, as I moved through and got to the end (not going to spoil it) I found myself saddened and moved. All in all its lovely. ”
  • Tabloid by Marta Jorgensen (Missy M)
    14 Jun. 2021
    “ This piece gives wonderfully imagery in its dialogue. This coupled with the beautiful character creation with complex lives and relationships makes this a great play to begin with. However, I then listened to two of the songs ('Tabloid' & 'Hope and Pirde') and WOW! Beautiful piece and as catchy as any musical tune I've listened to (and I'm a huge musicals fan!) I would love to see this in the West End as I feel its on par with any of the big shows out there, brilliantly done! ”
  • DAVENPORT'S DEMISE (A RADIO PLAY) by Vivian Lermond
    13 Jun. 2021
    “ A wonderful insight into the detective world. Despite having a modern setting you also have dialogue that would be at home in the detective stories of old. I can see this as a radio series "The Adventures of Tully and Monroe"! ”
  • The Appointment by George Sapio
    13 Jun. 2021
    “ I've never really been one for political theatre but The Appointment provides a very interesting snap shot of the world of sex and politics while providing humorous moments between the three characters. A brilliantly and very cleverly written piece. ”
  • she was once most beautiful by Sasha Karuc
    13 Jun. 2021
    “ A most intrieguing piece that follows the life of a young woman through her day to day life and the relationships she forms. The piece goes through the full range of emotions from moments of humour, intensity and sadness. It is rare to find a piece that covers the full spectrum but I believe any audience would be lucky to experience this piece. ”
  • Mundy Tuesday Friday by Greg Hatfield
    13 Jun. 2021
    “ The chaotic hilarity of this piece is evident from the very beginning. The naming of the characters coupled with the fast paced dialogue would provide any audience with amusing viewing. Its a brilliantly funny piece. ”

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