Recommended by Rachel Feeny-Williams

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Good Boy

    A piece that creates a powerful image most certainly. You can feel the heartache in Paul as he says goodbye to the pet that he bonded with and looked after. People under estimate how much a pet can affect your life but Samantha has perfectly captured that here.

    A piece that creates a powerful image most certainly. You can feel the heartache in Paul as he says goodbye to the pet that he bonded with and looked after. People under estimate how much a pet can affect your life but Samantha has perfectly captured that here.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Spinning Gold - A Script In A Day

    A beautiful snapshot of story creation between a grandchild and his grandmother. Its a fairy story beautifully re-imagined and beautifully portrayed. It would make a lovely piece to see and two lovely characters to portray, and to be created in a day, just brilliant!

    A beautiful snapshot of story creation between a grandchild and his grandmother. Its a fairy story beautifully re-imagined and beautifully portrayed. It would make a lovely piece to see and two lovely characters to portray, and to be created in a day, just brilliant!

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Cranberry

    A relationship snapshot with a healthy and humerous sprinkly of BDSM, truly brilliant! George has created two truly fabulous characters that we had the privilege of reading in our weekly play reading session and it was just brilliant. George is a playwright I've always known to have a brilliant imagination and this is just another prime example of that.

    A relationship snapshot with a healthy and humerous sprinkly of BDSM, truly brilliant! George has created two truly fabulous characters that we had the privilege of reading in our weekly play reading session and it was just brilliant. George is a playwright I've always known to have a brilliant imagination and this is just another prime example of that.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: The Last Robot Standing (a monologue)

    Not ashamed to admit it, this piece made me cry! In a world where films have created adorable animated robots, I couldn't help but see one of them and their sad face as they move towards that last beep. The adorable sadness of the character aside the piece also carries an important message about our environment and the road we are heading down. It would be a powerful piece for any actor and I think that adults and children alike would be able to relate to what he is saying.

    Not ashamed to admit it, this piece made me cry! In a world where films have created adorable animated robots, I couldn't help but see one of them and their sad face as they move towards that last beep. The adorable sadness of the character aside the piece also carries an important message about our environment and the road we are heading down. It would be a powerful piece for any actor and I think that adults and children alike would be able to relate to what he is saying.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Prism of the People

    'Fascinating' is a word that I don't think is used enough to describe theatre but this is definitel a piece that falls into that category. The integration of an important historical figure to discuss such an important issue and present it as a thought provoking an provocative piece is truly wonderful. Its a piece that will not only fascinate but could make the world just a bit more colourful with its brilliantly presented analysis of our society, labels and the associations with the world of colour. Very well written.

    'Fascinating' is a word that I don't think is used enough to describe theatre but this is definitel a piece that falls into that category. The integration of an important historical figure to discuss such an important issue and present it as a thought provoking an provocative piece is truly wonderful. Its a piece that will not only fascinate but could make the world just a bit more colourful with its brilliantly presented analysis of our society, labels and the associations with the world of colour. Very well written.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: The People vs. The Supreme Court

    A powerful and pertinent commentary on the legal system. I read it two or three times and found new points each time, that's what makes it such a compelling piece. Would make a great piece for an actor to perform that reflects on the state of the legal system in todays society. If you are looking for a piece that will get your audience thinking, questioning and debating long after its finished then this would be a piece I'd recommend.

    A powerful and pertinent commentary on the legal system. I read it two or three times and found new points each time, that's what makes it such a compelling piece. Would make a great piece for an actor to perform that reflects on the state of the legal system in todays society. If you are looking for a piece that will get your audience thinking, questioning and debating long after its finished then this would be a piece I'd recommend.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: No Smoking, Please

    This would be an incredible string to any actors bow to pull off! Jarred creates an intrieguing piece of theatre where characters an audience will be drawn in by tell stories that will captivate and tug at the heart strings. Its a piece that isn't afraid to look at topics and make the audience see them too, that I believe makes it a very important piece, not to mention being very well written!

    This would be an incredible string to any actors bow to pull off! Jarred creates an intrieguing piece of theatre where characters an audience will be drawn in by tell stories that will captivate and tug at the heart strings. Its a piece that isn't afraid to look at topics and make the audience see them too, that I believe makes it a very important piece, not to mention being very well written!

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Barnum Brown & His Tyrant King

    Before I even started reading, I must congratulate the writer on a brilliant title on this piece! Moving on to read the piece I continued to be delighted by the back and forth between the two characters. The writer has created a brilliant interaction with some truly wonderful examples of phrasing. I won't give them here because you need to experience it yourself, as should an audience!

    Before I even started reading, I must congratulate the writer on a brilliant title on this piece! Moving on to read the piece I continued to be delighted by the back and forth between the two characters. The writer has created a brilliant interaction with some truly wonderful examples of phrasing. I won't give them here because you need to experience it yourself, as should an audience!

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Stand Still

    There are plays you read where you don't just want to know what happens, you NEED to. This is one such example. The rare event of finding yourself face to face with a bear makes this piece a unique idea to start with but the way the writer structures it, with the build of tension that holds you spellbound, that makes this piece brilliant.

    There are plays you read where you don't just want to know what happens, you NEED to. This is one such example. The rare event of finding yourself face to face with a bear makes this piece a unique idea to start with but the way the writer structures it, with the build of tension that holds you spellbound, that makes this piece brilliant.

  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Arm's Length Romance (A Duologue)

    Everyone's relationship is different and what works for Him and Her is no different. John manages to lull the audience to a false sense that the relationship they are seeing does work, just like the characters believe. But then before you know were you are, he twists it in an expert way that John does so well. Its a witty back and forth snapshot that shows categorically that relationships aren't always what we think they are.

    Everyone's relationship is different and what works for Him and Her is no different. John manages to lull the audience to a false sense that the relationship they are seeing does work, just like the characters believe. But then before you know were you are, he twists it in an expert way that John does so well. Its a witty back and forth snapshot that shows categorically that relationships aren't always what we think they are.