Interview with David Lockwood @BikeShedTheatre
David Lockwood is the Artistic Director of the The Bike Shed Theatre, a small theatre in Exeter, with a fantastic bar that serves crisp cocktails surrounded by retro furniture including […]
David Lockwood is the Artistic Director of the The Bike Shed Theatre, a small theatre in Exeter, with a fantastic bar that serves crisp cocktails surrounded by retro furniture including […]
The Disappearance of Sadie Jones is a play. Written on page. By me…. But now that we’ve gone through our development, rehearsal and production process, it has become a performance […]
Learning the language of a play On our second night in residence at the Bike Shed Theatre, David Lane held a discussion on progressive dramaturgy, and the dramaturgical processes we […]
A couple of nights ago David Lane held a session at the Bike Shed theatre on dramaturgy and on how he worked with us on ‘The Disappearance of Sadie Jones’. […]
I met Stephanie nearly a year ago at the audition for ‘The Disappearance of Sadie Jones’ (then called ‘Hunger’). I thought she was great, but the role she was right […]
I’m working on Hunger at Beaford Arts in North Devon, with three actors: Alan Humphreys, Lizzie Crarer and Kathryn O’Reilly. We’ve also been visited by dramaturg David Lane and designer […]
On Writing and Not Writing I’ve just written a column for Exeunt Magazine. One of the playwrights I mention is Joanna Laurens. Her first play, The Three Birds was on […]
Hunger “I was immediately drawn in. There is intriguing word-play from the get-go and a sense that something intelligent and solid is underneath all the strangeness. I liked that it […]
PART TWO (of…) The ‘them and us’ polarisation set up in the title of the Capital Theatre Festival debate is precisely the polarisation that Alex Chisholm says is nonsense in […]
(PART ONE) Thanks to my ranting and raving on this blog, Catherine Edwards of Capital Theatre Festival invited me to be on the panel of a debate at the Capital […]