Lizzie Nunnery’s new radio play, The Singer, goes out tomorrow in the Afternoon Play slot on BBC radio 4.
Frustrated musician Martin is infatuated by the sound of Kirsten singing from the flat downstairs. Embarking on an affair with the singer, her voice that threatens everything he has.
All songs have been written by Lizzie Nunnery, who is a talented singer-songwriter as well as playwright, and she will also perform the music.
Lizzie is currently working on a new play for the Druid Theatre and is a 2008 Pearson Playwright.
Caroline Michel has completed a two book deal with Bloomsbury for Sarah Raven's Cookery Year and Sarah Raven's Garden Flowers to be published in the Spring of 2010 and 2011 respectively.
Sarah's latest title is also with Bloomsbury and is a beautifully illustrated guide to Christmas with comprehensive advice on everything from your tree to your turkey.
Twiggy’s Frock Exchange, which finished its first run on BBC2 last week, has received rave reviews from the press.
“Television has moved with lightning speed to reflect our current realities: goodbye Sarah Beeny, hello Twiggy’s Frock Exchange. Suddenly frugality rules.” “Actually this was Top Gear for girls...This programme’s finger was on the contemporary wartime pulse: social capital is what will matter until we can get back to greed.” Stephen Pile, Telegraph, 11/10/08
“Twiggy’s Frock Exchange is tailor made for these interesting times. The former Lesley Hornby of Neasden…presiding over a frockswapshop, in which 100 women bring five items of clothing they no longer wear and give them away to those who want to – a phenomenon known as ‘swishing’ (which I’d thought was something else entirely) which is big in the States….the sum total was all very cosy and girly, if also ever so slightly subdued, perhaps because, somehow, TV always feels a bit guilty about wanting to enjoy fashion as much as it should.” Kathryn Flett, The Observer, 12/10/08
ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, adapted by Robin kingsland (represented by Gemma Hirst) and starring James Alexandrou, best known as Martin Fowler in Eastenders, has just completed its run at The Nottingham Playhouse and is now on its National Tour: Edinburgh, Bromley and Blackpool.
"Pierces the heart like a bayonet." - The Daily Telegraph
"Finely crafted and movingly staged." - Nottingham Evening Post
MEMORY by our award winning playwright, Jonathan Lichtenstein (represented by Gemma Hirst) has now opened to rave reviews at The Pleasance. It has been The Sunday Times's pick of the best of what's on Critical List in Culture section for two weeks running:
"This deeply moving play by Jonathan Lichtenstein is about exclusion and persecution; how Germans, Jews and Arabs harass or destroy other people and their own. Fearless, even-handed, impressively acted." - The Sunday Times
"Jonathan Lichtenstein's 90-minute play cannot be faulted for ambition, epic scope or meditaitive daring...grand and challenging." - Evening Standard
"Jonathan Lichtenstein's tale of two walls and two ethnic calamities packs plenty of power." - The Times
"An innovative thought provoker that draws in the audience and enthrals" - The Jewish Telegraph (on the Off Westend page)