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Scriptwriting
Make Me performed at Fringe 2017, Surgeons Hall Synopsis What do an Indian banker, a Chinese nurse and a Polish housekeeper have in common? Three young women search for love and find themselves in a unique love triangle. The women tell stories about their secret desires, longing for fulfillment, and unavoidably go back to how they first met the same man - Dean. Falling for his charm, they engage in an open relationship where each of them, in their own way, learns about themselves. They try to understand how to find love in a big city where affection and objectification of sex are too easy to mix up. Make Me page link Invisible Man performed at Whitespace Gallery Synopsis James works as a cleaner in corporation. On one of his shifts he sees a girl working in the office who gets his interest. He starts to observe her, gets to know her habits, he starts to fall in love with her but is too scared to ask her out. Instead, he chooses to pretend that he works at the office as a ‘resource manager’ and hopes that she will notice him. After months of staring at her with help of Tinder he manages to ask her out. They start from meeting for a coffee then drinks follow and finally they end up at Christmas Party where truth about James identity will come into light. Evening at The Whitespace Gallery link Motherland rehearsed reading at Tron Theatre Synopsis Kasia arrives in UK to reunion with her sister and father who emigrated in order to pay debts which they fallen into after illness of their mother. She doesn’t approve her family choice and struggles to accept the new reality as well as struggles to overcome the pain after losing her mother. Kasia speaks limited English and her inability to engage in school frustrates her even further she struggles with the emotional turmoil and as a result falls into constant disagreements with her sister. In order to improve Kasia’s English Marysia signs her up to evening English classes where she meets Rasheed, Syrian refugee in her age. Learning about struggles Rasheed helps Kasia to heal and accept the new reality. Three Flowers performed as part of National Theatre's Five Minute Theatre Festival Synopsis The piece portrayed a to-be-immigrant during a decision taking situation about leaving her native country. The performance presents the emotional and social struggle of people who decide to begin their new lives abroad. Three Flowers performance link |
