Sian Notley
For Frequency Theatre: ACTOR ~ DIRECTOR
Finnegan’s Wake
•Written by John Brindley
Finnegan is dead. The wife, the former wife, and the business partner have all assembled to pay their last ‘respects’.
Finnegan is dead. The wife, the former wife, and the business partner have all assembled to pay their last ‘respects’.
In the Shadow of the Bulldozer
•Written by Deanna Walker
Essex, 1975: the sound of bulldozers tearing down neighbours’ homes.
Essex, 1975: the sound of bulldozers tearing down neighbours’ homes.
Calling
•Written by Christopher Kell.
Every artist needs a Muse, but could you recognise a goddess amongst mortals?
Every artist needs a Muse, but could you recognise a goddess amongst mortals?
The Last Word
•Written by James Potter
It’s the End of the World. It’s official. Only a few hours to go, apparently.
It’s the End of the World. It’s official. Only a few hours to go, apparently.
Evil Amy’s Second Chance
•Written by Mary S. Parisoe
Over lunch, a student and lecturer re-assess each others' characters.
Over lunch, a student and lecturer re-assess each others' characters.
Just like Pain
•Written and Directed by Rich Chilver.
The sounds of her car accident stay with Lara in her everyday life.
The sounds of her car accident stay with Lara in her everyday life.
A Place of Importance
•Written by Rich Chilver
Burt tries to convince his wife that this really is a place of importance, and a place in which she should stay.
Burt tries to convince his wife that this really is a place of importance, and a place in which she should stay.
The Landlady
•Written by Sophia Sheridan
he walls are creaking, the roof is leaking, but the landlady is in denial that there is anything wrong with her property.
he walls are creaking, the roof is leaking, but the landlady is in denial that there is anything wrong with her property.
