JULY 2012: STILL WATERS selected to be performed as part of the New Venture and Sussex Playwrights Club 10 Minute Play Competition at the New Venture Theatre, Brighton between 14^th and 21^st of July 2012.

May 2012: Beware! Danger Zone!, which received a rehearsed reading by AWL in 2011, was performed by Cranwell Amateur Theatrical Society at the Royal Air Force Theatrical Association Festival of One-Act Plays 2012. Cast: Malcolm Jones, Phil Byrom, Peggy Reading, Su Toogood, Pete Robson, Keith Reading. Director: Pamela Jones. Malcolm Jones in the part of John won the Festival best actor award.

 

December 2011: Still Waters.

Still Waters was adjudged joint winner of the Lost Theatre (Stockwell, London) Festival of 5 Minute Plays. Cast: Hilary Field, Francesca Wilde / Teresa Jennings and Christopher Owen. Director: Charlie Swallow.

 

May 2009: A FAMILY AFFAIR.

First performed by Cranwell Amateur Theatrical Society whose production was adjudicated WINNER of the Royal Air Force Theatrical Association Festival of One-Act Plays at Whittle Hall, RAF Cranwell, Lincolnshire.

Cast: Su Toogood, Malcolm Jones, Peggy Reading. Director: Pamela Jones.

 

 

2006: A WILDE AFFAIR (Miss Prism and Canon Chasuble In Concert)

A Wilde Affair with Susan Flannery and Michael Lunts toured the UK between 2006 and 2008. It also played in Australia.

 

 

 

 

2000: RIGHT HO, WODEHOUSE!
Toured the UK extensively between 2000 and 2004.

‘Absolutely spiffing’ – D. Telegraph.

Based on the writings of PG Wodehouse with songs by Jerome Kern and Ivor Novello.

 

1995: A PARSON’S TALE

Toured extensively throughout the UK and in the Gulf States between 1995 – 2004.

‘Hilarious. Involves the whole audience. By the end of the evening it felt we were taking leave of a dear friend’ – Lichfield Mercury.

 

 

 

1983: A REAL KING KONG
First performed at Theatre Space, The Oval, Kennington, Chats Palace Homerton, London.

1983: KENNEDY’S DOWNSTAIRS
Comedy material for the revue at Kennedy’s Downstairs, King’s Road, Chelsea.

1980: SCRIPTS FOR TWO SHORT (Educational) FILMS
on Employment Equality and on Youth and Alcohol.

1973: WHAT!
a revue – music and lyrics by Alan Mason and Diana Bishop, performed at the Howff, Chalk Farm, London.

1970: CHAMPAGNE FOR CHECHOV
performed at Crewe Theatre and Keele University.

COMMISSIONS INCLUDE:

1989: FACADE. 90 MINUTE Screen on Two BBCTV.
Producer: Louis Marks.
Director: Warris Hussein.
To star: John Gielgud.

The production finally pulled due to lack of American money.