Citizens of Nowhere

Part 2 of 2: Two African-American performers travel to Australasia a century apart. Each comes face to face with the true cost, and questionable value, of their lust for fame.
Two African-American performers travel to Australasia a century apart. Each comes face to face with the true cost, and questionable value, of their lust for fame.
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I call myself a playwright. I love the word wright - it's so strange. It feels like it should be spelled ‘write’, right? What is a ‘wright’?
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Here's the outline for a haptic dance party. My stage adaptation of the 2004 film "It's All Gone Pete Tong" - the legend of a DJ who loses his hearing and forges a new type of sound.

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It takes a cohort of fractional fathers to raise a child.
The second and final part of an exasperating trilogy.
Part one of an exasperating two-part trilogy.
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My new play recreates the meal, toasts, speeches and songs from the Canterbury Club's celebration of Shackleton and his crew on the eve of their…
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The Best of All Possible Worlds! The glorious finale of a modern adaptation of Candide by Voltaire, me and Geoff Pinfield.
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The Best of All Possible Worlds! My first cliffhanger. An outline of a modern adaptation of Candide by Voltaire, me and Geoff Pinfield that was…
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A warrior from Gallipoli is spirited from the battlefield by gods of the Trojan war.
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An outline for a film about a pair of budding young entrepreneurs who disrupt the age-old relationship between people and dogs by launching a K9-lending…
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Citizens of Nowhere

I call myself a playwright. I love the word wright - it's so strange. It feels like it should be spelled ‘write’, right?
Page
Confessions of POTUS 59
Stage
Fight the Fat
Screen
New Gold Mountain
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