New York City 1936. A pulp mystery writer struggles with whiskey, self-doubt, and an outsized ambition. Though he has a steady gig penning the Detective Sloan serial, he dreams of literary greatness—but fears he’ll never break into the elite publications. When a chance encounter with an autograph seeker leads to a case of mistaken identity, William makes a fateful choice to embrace the mix-up and ride the wave of unearned fame. What begins as a harmless barroom gag quickly spirals into professional and personal disaster, forcing him to confront the price of ambition, the allure of fame, and the meaning of integrity.
Set in a nineteen-fifties styled diner approximately five-hundred years into the future, the Weigh Station dramatizes a contest between God and the devil for heaven’s final soul.
Confined to a care home, terminally ill literature professor Harold Graves grapples with his past, his regrets, and the slow erosion of control over his final days. His sharp wit and defiance mask a quiet desperation. As he spars with a sharp-tongued drifter who delivered him to his final destination, Harold forms an unlikely bond with a pragmatic priest, forcing him to confront the meaning of faith, redemption, and what—if anything—he'll leave behind.
London - A coffee Shop, a broken water main, and two broken hearts.
A Ski Town Musical
France 1918 - A World War I Epic
Harry Saks trained at RADA. His many television appearances include The Tudors, Silent Witness, The Bill, Eastenders, Bramwell, Casualty and many more stretching right back to Z Cars and Man About The House.
David Furlong is from Mauritius and grew up speaking both English and French. He trained in France at the prestigious National Theatre where he also worked with international directors including Deborah Warner and Hans Peter Cloos.
Sophia Morris Sheppard played Mrs Johnson in Paris Zarcilla's award winning feature film 'Raging Grace'
Nominated for an 'On-Com'. She has gone on to win various awards & recommendations.
Richard Ward is a mature graduate of Drama Studio London and has considerable experience of theatre, TV and film. He has read audio books for several years for the Calibre Audio Library.
Paul Antony-Barber - After 20 years of theatre work, most recently in the West End in Twelve Angry Men, opposite Robert Vaughn, he's spent the last 20 working in film/television.
Three series of House of Anubis, two series of Striking Out, with recent work on Arthur’s Whisky, Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, followed by playing opposite Russell Crowe in the much-anticipated wartime drama, Nuremberg.
This year, he's back with Guy Ritchie on Young Sherlock and currently filming Inheritance, in Bristol and Jamaica.
Gareth Pilkington created North London Actors and directs many playreadings. He also has directed Hotel Paradiso (Feydeau), Measure for Measure (Theatro Technis) and Murmuring Judges (David Hare) at the Gatehouse.
Hayward B. Morse is a talented actor writer, and talented director with multiple appearances on stage and screen.
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