The Fringe Theatre Awards congratulate Jessica Martin (Solo Performance – Play) and Stephen Wyatt (New Play) for the play “Look Up At the Stars”, produced by Mirror and Mask Productions at the Hen and Chickens Theatre

Here's the review

https://theatrereviews.design/look-up-at-the-stars/

Talk-Card-Stephen-Wyatt Very much looking forward to this.

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Look Up at the Stars opens this week at the Hen and Chickens. Jessica Martin is in great form.

n 1954, British film actress Patricia Meadows starred in “Look Up At the Stars”. Her award-winning performance marked a new high in her career. Her future looked bright. But fate had other plans f...

I've just received through the post these wonderful models of the Gods of Ragnarok from Greatest Show in the Galaxy lovingly created by Kit Goll and Leighton. I am particularly thrilled as I'm about to embark on a novel about the Gods and these will be a brilliant inspiration. So huge thanks to Kit...

First announcement of the planned stage version of Paradise Towers which will be presented radio-style at Epsom Playhouse on 17th January 2027.

Click on link for a brilliant new visual celebration of forgotten super star Patricia Meadows.

My television play from 1987 CLAWS a comedy about a power struggle in a cat club is currently available on You Tube.

Sadly it's never been repeated but it got an audience of over 6 million and stars Brenda Blethyn, Simon Jones, Muriel Pavlow and Mary Morris.

Great trailer for the new comic from its creator Sean Mason.

New from Cutaway Comics a sequel to their first Paradise Towers comic book. This time with the added bonus of my first ever comic book script.

Details of the crowd funder and its attached goodies for subscribers here

In a brand new episode of Channel Hopper, host and TV & film historian John Mabey sits down with celebrated writer Stephen Wyatt for a wide-ranging and deeply enjoyable conversation.

Stephen reflects on his remarkable career with the BBC, including his work on much-loved series such as House o...

My dramatisation of Dante's The Divine Comedy is currently available on BBC Sounds One of my all-time favourite projects, it was produced by Emma Harding and Marc Beeby and stars Blake Ritson, Hattie Morahan, David Warner and John Hurt.

There's a new edition of HURST ON FILM at a bargain price available on Amazon. Packed full of stories and images. "An abslute treasure trove" according to Matthew Sweet.

Brian Desmond Hurst directed SCROOGE, the definitive film version of A Christmas Carol, starring Alastair Sim