What is happening with James' work

June 2008

James will be attending the Screenwriting Festival in Cheltenham at the beginning of July.

James has completed the first draft of his script Soul'd for Net Curtains Theatre Company for their Dreamland project.

James has also completed the his film script The Sex Play. This is now being read by an agent.


March 2008

Mind the Gap Theatre, which produces the work of British playwrights in New York, has confirmed that it will be showcasing James' work this year.


February 2008

James is currently working with Net Curtains Theatre Company on a new commission for their Dreamland Project.

James has redrafted After Amber (following the rehearsed reading at the King's Head) and is now looking to find a producer for this script.

James is also completing work on a new film script: The Sex Play.

A young film maker is looking to produce James' short film Email from Mozart in the early part of this year.


After Amber

After Amber was given a rehearsed reading of on Monday October 29th, 2007, at The King's Head Theatre, 115 Upper Street, London N1.

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King's Cross New Writing Award

James' play "Bitter Sweet and VERY Sexy..." has been longlisted in the King's Cross New Writing Award.


C4 Article

James features in a new article on the Channel Four Website The Play's the Thing.


After Amber

Having had a two day workshop in February 2007, James has re-written his full length play After Amber for Widsith who are planning to give it a rehearsed reading.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


Brett Goldstein and Natasha Powell as Gareth and Amber   

 

 

            

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 

Diana Eskell as Dee

 


 

Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)

"We have all barred from our plays the digressions, the set speeches, and what we in France like to call the "poésie de réplique"; all this chitchat debases a language.  It seems to us that we shall recapture a little of the pomp of our ancient tragedies if we practice the most rigorous economy of language."