Breaking The Rules - THE ENGLISH ARE COMING
Nominated in the SPEAKIES for Best Original Audio Drama 2024
Directed by Nicolas Jackson.
Cast
Sadie and Morwenna ..... Sofia Oxenham
Rowena and Lina ….. Susan Penhaligon
Tamara ..... Sirine Saba
Richard and Peter ..... Tristan Sturrock
Gerren and Cory ..... Will Howard
Gavin ..... Richard Corgan
Bennath ..... Tamsyn Kelly
Executive Producer: Sara Davies
Production Manager: Anna de Wolff Evans
Sound design by Adam Woodhams
An Alfonica Production for BBC Audio Drama.
Dead Weather
Winner - BBC Audio Awards 2022
Best Original Drama
Best Actress
and Best Supporting Actress
Directed by Nicolas Jackson.
Cast
Sam: Juliet Aubrey
Dylan: Matthew Gravelle
Freya: Claire Price
Alwyn: Lloyd Meredith
Ceri and Nerys: Megan Jones
Music composed by Dan Jones and performed by Dan Jones and Jonathan Morton
Sound Design: Adam Woodhams
Mix: Steve Bond
Executive Producer: Sara Davies
An Alfonica Production for BBC Audio Drama.
LEK AND THE DOGS (Film)
Official Selection - Rotterdam International Film Festival 2018, Sidney Film Festival 2018, and Edinburgh International Film Festival 2018.
Director Andrew Kötting
An adaptation of the play Ivan and the Dogs (see below) and co-written with Andrew Kötting
Lek - Xavier Tchili
Executive producer – Sarah Perks
Producer – Nick Taussig and Paul Van Carter – for Salon Productions
Executive Producer – Jason Wood
Cinematographer – Nick Gordon Smith
Editor - Andrew Kötting
Sound - Philippe Ciompi
The Three Musketeers
nominated for Best Family Entertainment Theatre Awards 2018
Directed by Sarah Punshon.
Christopher Bianchi: Cardinal Richelieu and Planchet
Delme Thomas: King Louis and Buckingham
Helen Katamba: Porthos and Queen Anne
Lucy Jane Parkinson: D'Artagnan
Milton Lopes: Athos
Rebecca Banatvala: Aramis
Design by Barnaby George
For The Dukes, Lancaster. Williamson Park
NB Go to SCRIPTS to read the first 10 pages.
THE AENEID
Nominated for Best Adaption BBC Audio Awards 2014
Directed by Kate McCall
With Daniel Morden, Richard Harrington, Robert Pugh, Sara McGaughey, Fiona Shaw, Matthew Gravelle, Eiry Thomas, Rachel Atkins, Annette Badland, Daphne Alexander, Amita Dhiri, Ayesha Antoine, Arthur Hughes
Original Music Will Gregory
Music arranger Ian Gardiner, and performed by the BBC Singers, conducted by Matthew Hamilton. The soloist is Cherith Milburn-Fryer. Percussion by Joby Burgess.
Production Coordinator: Scott Handcock
Sound design: Nigel Lewis
A BBC/Cymru Wales production.
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
Nominated for best Adaptation -Writer’s Guild Awards 2012
Directed by Kate McAll
Samuel Pepys: Kris Marshall
Elizabeth Pepys: Katherine Jakeways
Will: John Biddle
A BBC/Cymru Wales production.
IVAN AND THE DOGS
nominated for Outstanding Contribution in an Affiliated Theatre Olivier Awards 2010
Ivan: Rad Kaim
Original Music: Dan Jones
Designer: Naomi Wilkinson's
Lighting: Katherine Williams
Movement: Joanna Croll's
Director: Ellen McDougall
Produced by ATC and Soho Theatre
NB Go to SCRIPTS to read the first 10 pages
Ivan and the Dogs (audio)
Winner of the Tinniswood Award 2009
Ivan: Tom Glenister
Directed by: Paul Dodgson
Original Music: Paul Dodgson
Sound: David Thomas
Produced by Peter Hoare for Peirproductions
LONGUS – DAPHNIS AND CHLOE
nominated for best adaptation in the Prix Marulić Award 2008 (runner up)
Director Jeremy Mortimer
Longus: Adrian Scarborough
Chloe: Lyndsey Marshal
Daphnis: Ben McKay
Lamo/Megacles: Kim Wall
Myrtale/Lycaenium: Tracy Wiles
Philetas/Dionyosophanes: Geoffrey Beevers
Love/Astylus: Simon Trinder
Dryas/Gnatho/Lampis: Anthony Glennon
Edith Stein– Philosopher Saint
Winner of the Sandford St Martin Award. 2003
Director Kate McAll
Cast
Edith Stein – Fiona Shaw
Dusty’s Story (short film)
Official Selection in the London Film Festival 1999
Directed by Mina Courtauld
Executive Producer Johann Insanally
Cinemaphotography Roman Osin
Cast: Polly Findlay, Sue Trenchard
Produced by Sankofa Films and the BFI .
Dusty's Story (audio play)
Winner of the Prix Futura in 1991
Director Sally Avens
Cast
Dusty: Sophie Thompson
Aunt Wendy: Stephanie Cole
Narrator: Nickolas Grace
Best: Alice Arnold
Jane: Jo Kendall
Susan: Susan Sheridan
Sarah: Joan Walker
DJ: Paul Downing
Man: Ian Targett
The Box (audio play)
Winner of the 1989 Young Playwrights Festival for BBC Radio Drama
Director Hilary Norrish
Cast
Ian Drury
Mary Wimbush
Emma Chambers
Polly James
Music by Stephen Warbeck