I'm a playwright, composer and screenwriter from Birmingham, UK. I have worked in theatre for over 15 years as a writer, director and producer. My main focus as a writer is social and domestic issues, including LGBTQ+, domestic violence and societal discrimination. I mainly write emotionally challenged scripts, such as heavy drama with a quirky comical edge.
I have had 6 plays and musicals performed across the UK, including West End London, and had 2 plays published by Lazy Bee Scripts. I have won several awards for my stage plays and screenplays, and recieved serveral nominations and selections for various theatre and film festivals throughout Europe, The US and Canada.
My short play Time Telescope won Best Script in the Nomad Write-Off awards and was performed at Dovehouse Theatre...
I'm a playwright, composer and screenwriter from Birmingham, UK. I have worked in theatre for over 15 years as a writer, director and producer. My main focus as a writer is social and domestic issues, including LGBTQ+, domestic violence and societal discrimination. I mainly write emotionally challenged scripts, such as heavy drama with a quirky comical edge.
I have had 6 plays and musicals performed across the UK, including West End London, and had 2 plays published by Lazy Bee Scripts. I have won several awards for my stage plays and screenplays, and recieved serveral nominations and selections for various theatre and film festivals throughout Europe, The US and Canada.
My short play Time Telescope won Best Script in the Nomad Write-Off awards and was performed at Dovehouse Theatre as part of their theatre festival. This was also published by Lazy Bee Scripts in 2018.
I won the 2016 British Theatre Challenge for my comedy short The Gangster Game, which was published by Lazy Bee Scripts, and performed at The Lost Theatre in West End London in 2016.
I was nominated for Best Script and Best Production in the Stratford Fringe Awards for my LGBTQ+ feature Drugged Love in 2017.
I won Best LGBT Script in the Chigaco Script Awards for my screenplay Haphazard, which was also shortlisted for the Steven Knight Make It In Birmingham Writing Competion, and nominated for best script in several film festivals across the nation.
I won Best Thriller for my short film Troll in Hollywood's Monthly Film Festival, which was also selected for Lift-Off Film Festival in London, Berlin and Manchester.
My short film How To Switch Yourself Off was semi-finalist in Long Distance Film festival, which was also selcted for Toronto Film Festival and Social Distance Film Festival.
My feature drama Once Upon A Time, There Was A Man Called Peter was selected for Lift Off Film festival in Los Angeles, Toronto and London, and nominated Best Script in Birmingham Film Festival.
I was nominated for Best Microshort Film for my short supernatural thriller Alexiss in Birmingham film festival, which was also selcted for Manchester Lift-Off Film Festival.
As well as script writing I am also a keen novelist, and am currently writing my debut novel Me Three, and my debut graphic novel Killing Atlantis, which is currently in the process of being drawn up by an artist.