ALSO FROM NO LOGO
A Beginner's Guide to Populism
'Expertly conceived, written and executed by a team who plainly have an eye for the socio-political zeitgeist.' Buxton Fringe Review 'Andy Moseley skewers everything that is troubling about politics today in a show as fresh as the day’s news' London Theatre 1 
Boxes
'Boxes actively addresses many of the issues facing young Londoners, and shows us that the real victims are the ordinary people wanting to live in this extraordinary city.' Reviews Hub 
Heart Shaped Box
'Perfectly pitched in performance, direction and script' 'shifts between comedy and tragedy seamlessly' Fringe Report 
Mistaken For Strangers
Three night sell-out run at Waterloo Theatre, June 2010 'A surreal spin on the university reunion concept. Highly Entertaining and a promising writing debut.' Janeybee.co.uk 
Going For Gold
'The writing is taut and to the point' 'A quirky play which hooks the audience thanks to a grim fascination about the outcome' 'topical and funny' 'A very amusing and imaginative storyline' Feedback from Cornerhouse production. |
After We Danced
'If you are looking for a play that has warmth, examines the human condition, with some fine lines and performances from talented actors, then this could be the new play for you.' Lichfield Live 
Are You Lonesome Tonight?
'The life and death of Elvis informs the drama in a fascinating way' On the Fringe 'A relevant look at fanaticism and the loss of one's idols' Three Weeks 'Filled with wit and pathos' Fringe Review.com 
A Bridge Game Too Far
Winner of Roy Purdue New Writing Trophy, Orange Tree Theatre 2011 Finalist, Ovation Theatre Awards, Whitby, 2010 'Expertly crafted script about power play' Tower Theatre 
Around The States in 90 Days
Funny, adventurous and thought-provoking' 'rekindles the awe and appreciation of the numerous geographic wonders we have come to take for granted' Palm Springs Guide.com |
