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Congratulations to the writers who have been selected for the Actors Table Read at LondonSWF

 

Drum roll please for the talented writers whose screenplays will be brought to life by actors and a director at LondonSWF…

Our team will be in touch soon with updates about when your ATR will take place.

So… in no order (so please double check for your name) they are…

Gosia’s Children By Iris May
Gnome Alone By Eileen Wilson
Black Pearl By Anna Zoll
The Deadly Oath By Marina Gaidar
Balaclava Men By Helen Bang
Hello Love By James Tapp
Dead of Winter By Alexis Howell-Jones
Sally By Jaye Nolan
Alive and Well By Aydrea Walden
43 rue Vieille du Temple By Sarit Bruno
Tread Softly By Sue Law
DOMMES By Richard Sloggett
The Island By Joe Cawley
Village Kids By Alistair Lawrence
The King’s Head By Jacqueline Kelly
My Bloody Brother and My Mother’s Bees By Andrew Brown
The Last House By Paul Kemp
The Return By Nick Kirby
Chalk and Halloumi By Leah Dike
Runners By Stella Belessi
Lisbon By Hugo Coelho
Happy Birthday, Caroline! By Natalie Ekberg
The First Sin By Monica Chereches
Totally Tara By Paul Read
Like Mother, Like Daughter By Brett Preiss
The House Pilot By Mandip Dhesi
All’s Fair in Love and War By Simon Preston
The Judge’s Wife By Kim Wheeler
The Bahia Bracelet By Rita Wheeler
Theatre for the Mad By Chijim Onyemenam
My kind of normal By Lee Burgess
The Future By David Wheeler
Orion The Hunter By Sarah Thomas
The Hop By Jeremy Caine
Bad Blood By Radtke Carmen
Crossing the Divide By Amy Amani
Waiting Room By Mary O’Sullivan
Ghazni By Mohummad Humza Elahi
Devious Minds By Delphine Montariol
The Dutchman By Michael Montgomery
Lessons By Desi Lyon
The Farm By Danielle Wager
Masquerade By Liam Wisker
Urban Nomad By Allan Hill
Collaborators By Fiona Leitch
Aww By Weiwei Lu
Archangels By Jamie Hughes
Renovation Team By Anna P. Obst
Double Turn By Anthony Cox
Mind Control By Alan Cross
Psychic By Nathalie Auras
Divine Intervention By Luke Dinsmore
The Baby Who Couldn’t Cry By Ben Marshall
Lola By Cera Rose Pickering
Erf By Debs Wardle
Drone By Dee Chilton
Don’t Rock the Boat By Stephanie Ginger
Mumma Bear By Mark Nicoll
Clashes By Alessandro Valentini
W.O. The Bentley Boy By Barry Lewis
What Goes Around… By Claire Chandler
Petticoat Pirates By Caroline Dean
Unexpected Monsters By Sophia Tamaro
The Torture Shop By Ian Malcolm Helps
Needles By Philip Lawrence
Roadgirl By Amy Culwick
The Trail By Tabatha Williams
The Mouth of the Fleet By Phil Lowe
An Austrian Holiday By Ann Hawker
The Punishment By Enni Red
Dying to Meet You By Stephen Ridley
Walk Away By Jonathan Young
80-Somethings By Adam Bigum
In Your Mind By Laura Rebecca Hohler
Mummy’s Boy By Stewart McDonald
Monsters By Michael Gibas
The Gate By Rachael Howard
Free Bird By Suzanne Winser
Not Another Refugee Comedy By David Sobell
The Last Plantagenet By Rebecca Jean-Carroll
The Haven By Julia Wurz
OTC Blues By Halida Abbaro
Not Forgotten By Kerry Russell
Up In Lights By Fran Hamilton
A Wing and a Prayer By Eddie Coleman
To Save One Life By James Jay
Chungy and Frankenstein’s Monster By Kooi Glendinning
Queers – Foam Night By Guido Lippe
The Y-Syndrome By Vera Mark
Distant Voices By KT Parker
A Justified Sinner By Eveline Powell
Algos By Philip Johnstone
Punk Rock French New Wave By Jennifer Farfort
Lydia’s Song By Katherine Blessan
Cold Cops By Simon Foster
Flashpoint By Liz Holliday
Always Alice By Tom Lockridge
Freddie Love By Ed Connole
Don’t Look By Amy Livingstone
Lies & Spies By Jennifer Deane
Dim the Houselights By Susanne Pride Notman
When a Door Closes By L. Fay Devlin
The Secret Dimension App By Nat Nollid
Small By Alex Davies
Mourning Glory By Nathan Hughes
The Erebus Project By Grant Atkins

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