Playwriting Real-life

In this episode, Kimberley talks to London Playwrights member, Sierra Gale. Sierra is a Canadian playwright who is working on some exciting projects. In this interview she shares how her playwriting journey began, and how she's navigating both her local and the UK theatre scene. Follow Sierra on Instagram : sierragale.solo_painted_path

Kimberley Andrews discusses whether emerging playwrights should use AI to write a play. With easy access to AI, it can be tempting to think it can be used as an easy editing tool for playwrights. But is it really useful? Is it really writing? Is it it improving your work or diluting your unique voice? londonplaywrightsblog.com Support us: https://buymeacoffee.com/londonplay7 WIN a year of script development & a table reading: https://raffall.com/421673/enter-raffle-to-win-a-year-of-...

In this episode, we talk to Horatio (Raish) Holloway about his new play, I can't stop the Loneliness, which is coming up at both the Union Theatre and in the summer at this year's Camden Fringe. Raish shares his thoughts on getting your work on stage and building a creative community - whilst juggling a playwriting MA and other creative commitments. I Can't Stop the Loneliness takes place on the 19th May at the Union Theatre - book here: https://uniontheatre.biz/show/i-cant-stop-the-lon...

In this episode, Kimberley talks to playwright, Deane McElree about his play, Brief Play About Rage. Deane shares his insights on self-producing and getting his play on stage. BRIEF PLAY ABOUT RAGE 28 APR - 2 MAY - Omnibus Theatre Returning to the stage after its ★★★★★ Camden Fringe debut Val and Hugh are hosting Nell tonight: Val’s oldest friend, and the most obnoxious house guest imaginable. As Nell’s bizarre provocations, backhanded compliments, and tales of absurd violenc...

In this episode, Kimberley Andrews interviews playwright Tom Woffenden about the journey of his play, Cockfosters, which began as a new play and is due to open for a five week run at Southwark Playhouse this December. Tom shares his thoughts and advice on co-writing the play, putting it on stage for the first time, and how this led to several sell-out runs. Cockfosters opens on 4th December 2025 1 Tube Carriage. 38 Stops. 0 Refunds. After five sell-out runs, London’s ★★★★★ “scream...