NEW WRITING
… writing stories about a black and white perspective is boring. It’s the grey that’s interesting.
Stephen Adly Guirgis
Since Julia began directing, she’s had the great opportunity to work closely with some very talented writers, in many cases on their debut plays – including Mari Lloyd’s Still Here, Louise Buchler’s Remembering You like something I’d Forgotten, Laura Stevens’ Thin Toes and Steven Hevey’s In My Name – in each instance, working closely with them as both a director and a dramaturg on the development of their scripts towards production.
Julia has also had the good fortune to collaborate with other emerging writers, whether it’s to workshop a draft of a new play for an invited audience, present a new piece of work as a rehearsed reading, or direct a script-in-hand performance for a showcase, she has been able to assist in the development of some outstanding new writing for theatre, television, and short film.





























