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- Caryl Churchill. With a Top Girls revival on the horizon at the National, and the Royal Court regularly staging her new plays, Caryl Churchill is one of those astonishing playwrights who has managed to write plays that are significant in each generation she has written.
- debbie tucker green. The camera and capital letter shy debbie tucker green has been writing about race and the world around us for almost 20 years now, and the impact of her work shows no sign of abating.
- Alice Birch. The winner of last year's Susan Smith Blackburn prize, Alice Birch recently made her first foray into film with Lady Macbeth, starring Florence Pugh and directed by William Oldroyd.
- Winsome Pinnock. 2018 was a good year for the work of Winsome Pinnock, after her brilliant piece Leave Taking (the first ever play to be staged by a black woman at the National Theatre) was revived at the Bush Theatre in a production by Madani Younis.
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The mark of a truly great playwright is almost impossible to distil into a singular phrase – needless to say, a considerable portion of the recipe stems indisputably from originality, something all 10 writers displayed here have demonstrated in abundance.
Player Playwrights, which is still run by its actor and playwright members, continues to bring together professional actors and writers with weekly play readings, actor and writer workshops, plus guest speaker events for its members.
Her plays have been presented at theatres including Southwark Playhouse, The Vaults, The Space, The Bread & Roses, Soho Theatre and The Pleasance. She has been longlisted for The Bruntwood Prize, The BBC Writers room Drama and The Women’s prize for Playwriting.
May 15, 2024 · Here are five exciting playwrights enjoying an iron-couldn’t-be-hotter moment whose names are certain to come out of the lips of Tony nominators in the years to follow. Join Backstage to access...
Find interviews with leading theatre playwrights, including James Graham, Jeremy O. Harris and Beth Steel, all designed to support Drama teachers and students.
