Representing Writers
Creative
Management.
Working alongside a small number of playwrights and screenwriters, supporting projects from first draft to production.
Beyond the
page.
Representing a writer is a long and quiet conversation. It is built through drafts, development, funding, editorial thinking and introducing the work to the right people at the right time.
Development of new work
Every script begins with potential. We provide thoughtful dramaturgical support, detailed notes and honest conversations that help each draft become stronger than the last.
R&D bid writing
Securing development funding often shapes what is possible. We prepare considered applications and research bids for Arts Council England and other funding partners.
Readings of new work
Bringing the right people into the room to hear new work, test ideas and move projects confidently towards production.
Editorial guidance
Structural and editorial support across full length plays, screenplays, musicals and audio drama.
Career strategy
The right opportunities shape a career. Together we think beyond the next project, considering what to pursue, what to decline and where your work can have the greatest impact.
Creative partnerships
Introductions to sympathetic producers, theatres and production companies who are the right home for the work you are making.
Pitch preparation
Preparing for meetings, introductions and industry conversations, helping you communicate both the work and the thinking behind it.
Submission strategy
Where to submit, when, and to whom. A considered approach to festivals, commissions and open calls that respects your time and the work.
Our experience across performance, production and representation means we understand not only how work is written, but how it is developed, financed, cast and produced.
A first conversation, always.
Every writer relationship begins with an unhurried, honest conversation about the work and where it wants to go. If we believe we are the right home for it, we'll say so. If we don't, we'll say that too.
Start the conversation