Thirty days, one shared spreadsheet, and a room full of writers who turned out not to be rivals but pacers. Notes from a TWJ community challenge on what daily accountability gives you, where it bites, and why resting without guilt was the real breakthrough.
Having a day off by the seaside. Just off the Easter Bank Holiday and with quite a few activities recently — from directing plays to a course in counselling, new cloud platform at work and… Read More »Unexpected Inspiration
I am very pleased to share that my latest play, The Last Grasp, will be performed as part of the OSO Writers’ Studio. This project has been an incredible journey—not only as a playwright but… Read More »The Last Grasp – Opening Soon
Now Reading Playwriting: A Backstage Guide by Dan Rebellato . It has been a timely companion as I refine my new play for its March showcase at OSO Theatre. The book reinforces that a script isn’t a finished product but a living, evolving blueprint, something I’m experiencing firsthand at the OSO Writers’ Studio. With opening night approaching, this book has been a quiet but vital reminder to trust the process and embrace the transformation that happens when a script leaves the page and steps into the world.
I don’t often describe myself as a writer—it’s not the first label that comes to mind. I’m more used to thinking of myself as a physicist, scientist, data expert, AI implementer, or even AI/ML strategist.… Read More »Waves, Particles, and Plays: My Unexpected Foray into Theatre