Stage Journeys: 10 short plays from New Zealand - Softcover

Paula Crimmens is a writer, producer and director. She is based in Auckland where she works extensively with a disability arts theatre company called Interacting. www.interacting.org.nz. Tim Hambleton is a lawyer and police prosecutor from Dunedin. He has written five full length comedies which have been performed by repertory societies across New Zealand. He is represented by Playmarket. Richard Prevett is a Matamata accountant who wasted his youth competing in sports events before wandering into amateur theatre and eventually plunging into writing plays, both comedy and drama. All of his plays have been performed in Hamilton or Matamata. Kerrie Anne Spicer is an Auckland writer who dreams of giving up her day job and writing full time. Her 10-minute plays have been performed in Auckland, Whangarei, Palmerston North, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. She is currently attempting novel writing. Rex McGregor is an Auckland writer specialising in comedy theatre and satirical humour. His short plays have been produced on four continents—from New York to London, Sydney and Kuala Lumpur. Website: rexmcgregor.com. Richard Bull is a comedy writer and performer from Waiheke Island writing for stage and radio. He also regularly performs improv comedy and some stand-up. June Allen came to writing after years as a stage actor in NZ, Sydney and Norfolk Island. Her recent plays incorporate slices of NZ history. Check out Kilkenny Rose & Moonshine. June lives in Auckland, New Zealand and is a Life Member of NZ Playwrights Association. Richard C Harris is a Whangarei-based playwright who is published in both UK and New Zealand. His full length and short plays have been performed in New Zealand, Australia and UK. Nataliya Oryshchuk is a native of Kiev (Ukraine). With a PhD in Soviet ideology, she is a Christchurch-based academic and theatre-maker. In 2012 she founded NO Productions Theatre Collective, producing original theatre works in post-earthquake Christchurch.