Masterful storytelling in @HookHitch‘s ‘The Despondent Divorcée @Cvenues. Gripping film noir plot, intricate characters & gorgeous music.5/5

— Fringebiscuit (@fringebiscuit) August 22, 2014

Some lovely recent 4* reviews of The Despondent Divorcée:

Edinburgh Spotlight 6th August (au:Mark Bolsover)

The Stage: Edinburgh Fringe review 5th August (au: Lauren Paxman)

A Brief History of Confession – directed by Dominic Rose and produced by Little Bear Pictures.

Winner of the Secrets and Lies short film competition in association with Brass Moustache for the 2014 Latitude Festival.

The Despondent Divorcée

Previews Friday 25th July at South Hill Park 7.30pm – tickets here

The play features Laura Trundle and Dom Sewell’s jazz score in Hookhitch Theatre’s psychological thriller set in a 1940s New York Hotel.

23rd July 2.00pm

Mildred and the Midnight City London preview at the Pleasance Theatre in Islington. Get your tickets HERE

“A Brief History of Confession”, will be premiering in the Film & Music Arena at Latitude Festival this Friday (18th July), 13:15-14:15.

News from Little Bear Pictures: A Day in the Life of a Bathroom Mirror has been selected to screen at the Oscar and BAFTA-affiliated LA Shorts Fest at 3.15pm (local time) on 28 July, two days after showing on the other side of the U.S. at 9pm at Woods Hole Film Festival (Cape Cod, Massachusetts) (where we’ve been nominated for a jury prize). And in September, A Day in the Life of a Bathroom Mirror will be screening at the prestigious DC Shorts Film Festival in Washington – screening four times between Fri 12 and Wed 17 Sep

Here’s a taste of the music…

Pleased to announce that work has commenced on the score for  ‘A Brief History of Confession’ – winner of Latitude Festival’s micro-doc competition.

I was part of the orchestration and arranging team that worked on Michael Kruk’s score for the BBC’s The Natural World – The Batman of Mexico for overseas territories.

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b046tnw3