Linda Morse

Linda is a Dorset writer. Previously Head of a Secondary School Music Dept., Director of Community Theatre and Writer & Composer of musicals for young people.  She studied script writing with Sam Potter & Barney Norris (Out of Joint ), Angie Street (Salisbury Arts Centre), and Sharon Clark and Matt Grinter (Bath Theatre Royal). She was a founding member of Salisbury Fringe Festival of New Writing and is an active member of  Directors Cut Theatre Company directorscuttheatre.co.uk.   In 2019 she launched Bob Theatre Company with writer Sally Lewis.

See C.V. for Writing Credits   C.V. 2022  

 

Happy Hour  Short Film

Director:  Simon Fisher

Actors:  Jennifer Aries, Cameron Barclay & Simon Bass

For more details see Short Films

Selected for Liverpool Indie Awards  March 9th 2024   

Manchester Lift -Off Film Festival (live on Vimeo On Demand from the March 11th – April 8th 2024

The Big Fridge International Film Festival  March 21st 2024 – Winner of the Best Thriller – short film

Love Bites (formerly World Wide Web)  March 2023                performance at The Black Cherry, Bournemouth.

Director:  Pete Talman

Actors: Holly Cassidy, Tori Deffee, Neil Gwynne & Sarah-Jayne Wareham

 

For more details and Tour Pack see Love Bites

Post show discussion with a few audience members.

A Shared Breath 2019 / 2020

Director:  Pete Talman

Actor: Tori Deffee

A one-woman show following the lives of three woman, whose lives will be forever linked Meg and her two mothers.  

For more detail see Plays in Production > A Shared Breath  & Radio Drama > A Shared Breath

ACTOR: TORI DEFFEE

Privet Flowers

 

Privet Flowers is a strangely beautiful piece about rural isolation.  A man ‘invisible’ to society finds himself ‘turned mad’ on the night of a full moon.  He walks across silent fields to a lonely cottage where a woman sleeps alone.  His knife glints in the moonlight ….

First performance : Bristol Bierkeller

Actors: Alicia Anfield  spotlight.com/5818-6753-6196

& Harry Benfield

Director: Russell Hancock

“Of these six plays, perhaps the deepest foray into truly dramatic art, encompassing the poetic, in words spoken with sonorous weight or with delicacy in an atmosphere & sound-world that enhances dramatic experience for its audience, is ‘Privet Flowers’ by Linda Morse.”

 Arthur Duncan for remotegoat on 12/05/15

 

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