The Little Prince

New adaptation of the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Preview Buxton Fringe 2022
Produced by Three’s Company & Underground
Winner, Best Actor and Nominated Best Production & Best New Writing, Buxton Fringe 2022

credit: Richard Davenport

Boris World King

Sold out Edinburgh Fringe 2015 & 2016 (Pleasance Upstairs and Queen Dome), transfer to Trafalgar Studios May 2016.
Produced by Seabright and KPS Productions
“The sharpest show on this year’s Fringe” The Times; “Nigh-on essential at this year’s Fringe” The Guardian; “Outstanding… the very best of political satire” Fringe Review; ‘Recommended’ Metro, Evening Standard, Guardian Guide, Daily Mail, Sunday Post
Written by Tom Crawshaw, Directed by Yaz Al-Shaater, Design by Simon Scullion, Lights by Richard Williamson, Sound by Tom Lishman, Costumes by Natalie Pryce

Sold-out Pleasance Courtyard, 2013; transferred to Theatre503 January 2014 and subsequent UK tour.
Produced by Three’s Company and KPS Productions
“Nothing short of magnificent… a remarkable play, which will surely have a life beyond Edinburgh” Chortle; “I cannot recommend this show enough, it was the highlight of the festival for me” The Gay UK; “Sensitively and brilliantly told. A gem.” British Theatre Guide.
Written by Tom Crawshaw; Directed by Yaz Al-Shaater; Design by Jacob Hughes; Lights by Ceila Dugua; Sound by James Percival

Political farce – staged reading at RSC workshop (Stratford-upon-Avon) and Southwark Playhouse (August and November 2019). Production on hold due to Covid.
Starring Caroline Quentin, John Hodgkinson, Ashlea Kaye and Joel Samuels. Directed by Yaz Al-Shaater, stage directions read by Jan Shepherd.

nonsense

Arts Theatre, London, 2015 and UK tour 2016
Produced by Anonymous Is A Woman Theatre Company
“Leaves the actors and audience quite breathless and also reeling with laughter… brilliant writing” Buxton Fringe Review; “Must see” Metro; “It went down a storm” Fringe Guru.
Written by Tom Crawshaw, Directed by Bips Mawson

Children’s show. Commission for C Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe 2014.
“The totally engaged audience hugely enjoys this clever show.” (5 stars) The Stage; “Embrace the day with unbridled enthusiasm, because you’re fortunate enough to be in the same city as this rather wonderful show.” (4 stars) Broadway Baby
Written and directed by Tom Crawshaw.

Family show. Commission for C Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe 2014.
“Sets itself apart from the hundreds of other Shakespeare plays on offer” (4 stars) Edinburgh Guide; “The enthusiastic roars of applause were richly deserved” (4 stars) ScotsGay; “More than worth getting out of bed for” (4 stars) What’s On Stage
Written and directed by Tom Crawshaw