1998 |
Bitter Herb (winner of the Peggy Ramsay Award) premieres at the Bristol Old Vic, directed by Andy Hay. |
1999 |
Big Nose, co-authored and directed by Chris Monks, premieres at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry. |
2001 |
Blues Brother, Soul Sister is produced by the Bristol Old Vic; national tour directed by Andy Hay. |
2003 |
Elmina’s Kitchen premieres at the Cottesloe, National Theatre, directed by Angus Jackson. Wins the Evening Standard Charles Wintour Award for Most Promising Playwright, nominated for an Olivier Award and for a BAFTA (Best New Writer). The play was produced as a film for BBC4 Drama (2003) and BBC Radio 3 (2004), and transferred to London’s Garrick Theatre, becoming the first play by an African Caribbean playwright to be produced in the West End. |
2004 |
Fix Up premieres at the Cottesloe, National Theatre, directed by Angus Jackson. |
2007 |
Statement of Regret premieres at the Cottesloe, National Theatre, directed by Jeremy Herrin. |
2008 |
Let There Be Love premieres at the Tricycle Theatre, London, directed by the author, and returns for a second run in the summer of the same year. Television drama Walter’s War is produced by BBC4. |
2009 |
Statement of Regret produced by BBC Radio 3. |