STAGE PLAYS

CHARLIE AND STANLEY

Two of the twentieth century’s finest comedians and film innovators, Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel, were part of Fred Karno’s Troupe in 1910. The British troupe toured America twice; the first time when the young men were just twenty and twenty-one. Here’s a scenario that (probably) didn’t happen as they crossed the Atlantic.

VICTORY – AN ISLAND TALE

An adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s 1915 novel. The philosophical Axel Heyst commits two acts of kindness which leads to the invasion of his deliberate self-isolation.

NOVEL

THE STORY OF MY LIVES

Who hasn’t wondered what their life would be like if they had made different decisions? In this funny yet poignant story, one woman gets to find out as she lives through her thirtieth birthday four times. (Please contact Kiran Kataria of Keane Kataria https://www.keanekataria.co.uk/) 

Monologues

TALES OF GRATITUDE

Two fifteen minute monologues – KISSED and RANSOM – each from a young woman who has been rescued, with different experiences to relate.

RADIO PLAY

FLAMES

Two ex-lovers meet unexpectedly during a protest march gone badly wrong, only to discover that he is now the leader of an extreme right-wing movement and she has embraced her Muslim heritage. (Also available as a film screenplay)

SHORT STORIES

THREE SECONDS TO MIDNIGHT

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