Tardis Magazine No 2 has just been published to raise funds for Mind. Edited by Robbie Dunlop, it contains an article by me and the characters from Paradise Towers and Greatest Show are all over the cover designed by the talented Ryan Aplin. Quite a few of the other articles also concern my two...
Lots of very favourable responses to this monologue including one on Twitter from Dame Sian herself:
"I recorded this wholehearted, moving story by Stephen Wyatt from home during lockdown. It was wonderful to be directed again by Martin Jenkins."
Just discovered my adaptation of Graham Greene's Monsignor Quixote is currently on Radio 4 Extra.
Starring Bernard Cribbins and directed by the much missed Marc Beeby.
Available until the end of the month.
My dramatisation of Dante's The Divine Comedy is being repeated on BBC Radio 4 Extra beginning with Inferno at 10 am on Monday 11th January.
Details here.
Sadly Marc Beeby who co-produced / directed this along with Emma Harding died untimely over Christmas. For me therefore this is also a trib...
Sian Phillips performs my monologue on BBC Radio 4 on Friday 9th January 10.45 and 19.45. Available for thirty days.
Details here.
This message from Gareth Kavanagh at Cutaway Comics.
We have an exciting opportunity for an artist to work with us on the forthcoming PARADISE TOWERS comic. Genuinely open submission, paying gig naturally. This is your chance to dazzle us and have some fun bringing Stephen Wyatt's Towers to life...
A wonderful ten minute video of baroque dancing made by the Weaver Dance Company made for the Early Dance Circle. I had enormous fun creating the accompanying scripts.
Second series of Gilbert Without Sullivan now being repeated on Radio 4 Extra including my own favourite A Sensation Novel.
Smith Scripts have just published five of my radio scripts for GILBERT WITHOUT SULLIVAN.
Meanwhile the second series of GILBERT WITHOUT SULLIVAN is being repeated on Radio 4 Extra from 23rd November. Details here.
I am very excited that Sian Phillips has just recorded my radio monologue THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN directed by Martin Jenkins. This is a Pier Production and it's scheduled for transmission early in the New Year on Radio 4. More details when available.
Just out on Smith Scripts my monologue Ho! Ho! Ho! written for Bernard Cribbins about a disgruntled shopping centre Santa.