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Rachel Feeny-Williams

Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

  • Mr Bennet's Bride by Emma Wood
    13 Mar. 2024
    “ I have always been a fan of reimaginings of classic characters and "Mr Bennet's Bride" is a fabulous example. Emma has provided a wonderful tale of humour emotion and the exploration of complex character relationships. This play offers something to all kinds of audiences, from those who love classic Austen to those who love a play loaded with fresh perspective! It's a play that offers a cast of various ages and gives performance a wonderful chance to play some enchanting characters. ”
  • My Hired Hand by Christopher Plumridge
    13 Mar. 2024
    “ In a world where technology is often used to make things to destroy, it's such a pleasant relief to see it doing some good! Chris has created a wonderfully touching monologue that gives you a warm feeling as you get to be a part of this child's joy at his new hand. Wonderfully written and would be a great character for a young person. ”
  • Murder at the Orient Burlesque by Carol M. Rice
    13 Mar. 2024
    “ An utterly fabulous take on the murder mystery genre! Carol introduces us to a wonderful collection of characters and once you start down this fabulous rabbit hole it's impossible to put it down! Simply put this is a play that NEEDS to be seen, which is the only way it can only be made better would be to see it brought to life. It offers so much in the way of entertainment and enticement it is sure to hold and audience captivated! ”
  • Let's Ban Hamlet by Maggie Smith
    12 Mar. 2024
    “ Something is terrifying about the fact that this play is set 'now' and the decisions being made and enforced by an educational facility sound like something that could be all too real. Maggie has created a theatrical powerhouse by introducing an audience to this group of teens and their struggles before they take a stand against said struggles. It's a play that offers wonderful roles to young people as well as make an audience consider just how dangerous 'enforcing' certain kinds of rules can be to the individual and what kind of path it can lead society down. ”
  • L'Istesso Tempo by Christopher King
    12 Mar. 2024
    “ A fascinating exploration of how the same words can mean so many different things depending on the situation and who you share them with. That's the wonderfully unique scenario Chris has created here as Zena endures a night of three-speed dates with different reactions and results. It would make a fabulously funny piece for a festival and offers a great opportunity for playing characters who are so very different, despite part of the words being all the same. ”
  • Lab Rats by Patrick Gabridge
    12 Mar. 2024
    “ A perfect example of relationships growing from the strangest of places. That's what Patrick gives us here, two wonderful characters that you get to watch grow and form a bond as they struggle through the difficulties and hardships of being a test subject. The medical track and the personal track of their relationship move along at a wonderful balance with characters so so wonderfully created that you can't not feel invested in them. For performers, audiences and directors this would be a dream of a production to be involved in! ”
  • Long Abandoned by Samantha Oty
    12 Mar. 2024
    “ This is a fabulous ghost story with a twist! Waverly and Alex are two people who've found themselves in the same church but for very different reasons. As the audience you are invited on an emotional roller coaster as you discover more about their past and how it affects the present scene. Its a tension fuelled and emotional thriller that will keep you guessing to the point where you NEED to know what happens next! So....go and find out! ”
  • Letters to Angels by CK Brestman
    12 Mar. 2024
    “ Everyone talks about the joy of motherhood but what this play explores is so much more than that. Through moments of humour, frustration, heartache and desperation that come with trying to have a child. The 'He' and 'She' characters offer an amazing chance to two performers to play powerful and emotional characters. This is a play that won't fail to touch an audience and addresses painful topics that should and need to be discussed. I'd have some tissues handy for a read because I cried a lot! ”
  • Kama Sutra by Sarah Quick
    11 Mar. 2024
    “ Its easy to fall into a routine when you've been married for a long time, that's what Bob and Lynda are facing before they have 'that conversation' and enter a sexual whirl of events, all accompanied by utterly hilarious dialogue and staging. Sometimes people are accusedof not talking about sex enough but Sarah has lept over that boundary with enthusiasm. This play would be a great piece for two performers who want to delight and entertain an audience. A fabulously funny sexual farce (at least in places) that also offers a touching undertone of what relationships are really about, communicating. ”
  • Karen's Itch by Debra A. Cole
    11 Mar. 2024
    “ There is something remarkably satisfying when an unpleasant interaction turns right in the end and that is exactly what Deb has given us here! Its a wonderfully real feeling one minute that will probably have audiences relating thi this woman, her behaviour and the wearines of the guy who has to interact with her. As usual, brilliantly done Deb! ”

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