This is
the place for information about my
current stage projects and ones from
previous years.
SHOWS
BY ME
A THREE THING DAY - 2025
Coming in 2025, a new comedy concerning vertigo, bad reception and ways of living.
WHO
HERE'S LOST? - 2021A comedy concerning roadtrips, families, and ice cream
First performed in 2021
Also
starring Joanna
Neary.
A book event concerning awkwardness, washing up and card tricks
First performed at Port Eliot Festival 2018 - on tour in 2022
A book event concerning awkwardness, washing up and card tricks
First performed at Port Eliot Festival 2018 - on tour in 2022
PRONOUN
TROUBLE - 2017A lecture concerning cartoons, friendship and lectures
First performed in 2017 - on tour in 2022
EACH OF US - 2013
A comedy concerning bees, anomie and life's treasure
Performed most recently in April 2016 at Trouble At Mill, Farsley, West Yorkshire
NOT EVERYTHING IS
SIGNIFICANT - 2008A comedy concerning echoes, diaries and the stuff of life
Last performed in 2008
BLACK COCKTAIL -
2004A mystery concerning shells, ice cream and the nature of souls
Last performed in 2004 (with permission from Jonathan Carroll)
THREE WISHES - 2001
A comedy concerning romance, self-doubt and planetariums
Last performed in 2015 (ITALIAN PRODUCTION)
POPPY
DAY - 1999A comedy concerning friendship, kissing and parallel universes
Last performed in 1999
MY LAST WEEK WITH
MODOLIA - 1998
A comedy concerning imps, aging and the bravery of love
Last performed in 1998
A comedy concerning imps, aging and the bravery of love
Last performed in 1998
A
SUPERCOLLIDER FOR THE FAMILY -
1997A comedy concerning tightropes, Guardian Angels and particle physics
Last performed in 2012
ELECTRICITY:
THE CAGED PONY - 1994A comedy concerning dreams, family ties and brains made out of wax
Last performed in 1994
IT TAKES FOREVER IF
YOU GO BY INERTIA - 1993
A comedy concerning self-blame, rubber balls on elastic and Bohemian demons
Last performed in 1993
A comedy concerning self-blame, rubber balls on elastic and Bohemian demons
Last performed in 1993
SHOWS
NOT WRITTEN BY ME
(BUT WHICH I HAVE BEEN IN)
(BUT WHICH I HAVE BEEN IN)
THE SEAGULL -
2012By Anton Chekhov in a new version by Anya Reiss
at Southwark Playhouse - 8 November - 1 December 2012
THE WONDROUS TALE OF FANFERLIZZY SUNNYFEET - 2000
By Kurt Schwertsik, Karin & Thomas Koerner (after Brentano)
at Wilton's Music Hall - December 2000
A BUSY DAY - 2000By Fanny Burney
at Bristol Old Vic and Lyric Theatre Shaftesbury Avenue - May - September 2000
PROFESSOR
BRANESTAWM - 1998
Toby Hulse's adaptation of the Norman Hunter books for children at the Pleasance Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe.
I was Colonel Dedshot in a hot uniform but catapult at the ready!
The Professor was Andrew Mackay and Emma Kennedy played Mrs Flittersnoop.
So much fun!
Toby Hulse's adaptation of the Norman Hunter books for children at the Pleasance Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe.
I was Colonel Dedshot in a hot uniform but catapult at the ready!
The Professor was Andrew Mackay and Emma Kennedy played Mrs Flittersnoop.
So much fun!
THE WAR OF THE WORLDS STORY - 1996
A show written and performed with Danny O'Brien and Dave Green of Special Projects.
We told the story of H.G. Wells' book, Orson Welles' radio play and Jeff Wayne's album; along the way paying tribute to various forms of science fiction and its fans. An awesome (if poorly attended) Edinburgh show!
OBLOMOV - 1996
Stephen Sharkey's adaptation of the novel by Goncharov.
Danny O’Brien played Oblomov in a bed that resembled the Eagle Lunar Lander.
Also starred Stewart Lee and Emma Kennedy, this was the first show I did with Erica Whyman.
Also, I danced.
RA-RA-RASPUTIN - 1993
Richard Herring's brilliant first biography show of the mad Russian monk, set to the music of Boney-M.
I played the Tsar among other parts alongside Herring, Andrew Mackay, Sally Phillips and Clare de Vries.
HERE is a photo of us all!
IT HAPPENED TOMORROW - 1993
A sci-fi triple bill at the Edinburgh Fringe.
I wrote and narrated a time-travel whodunnit called 'Dead on Time' which turned into a sort of Twilight Zone spoof.
We sold 100% of the tickets but failed to get the rapturous praise in the press it deserved:
"One wonders how and why this ramshackle excuse for a show was cobbled together" (The Scotsman)
PRE-1993 SHOWS
Information and a few photos of stage things before 1993.
How to Get into University, Oxford Revue, OUDS, Murray and Moor etc.
Page to come. . .
