Whoever thought change would be this difficult, and what is Scott hiding under the bed?
Dameon Garnett has had two plays receive their world premieres at the Finborough Theatre – the Time Out Critics’ Choice Break Away (2005) which starred Tina Malone of Shameless, and Follow (2008). His first play, New Year’s Day, was performed at the Royal Court Young Writers’ Festival, starring Michael Angelis. He also received a playwriting bursary from the Soho Theatre. This year, he was invited to become a member of the Studio Group at the Royal Court Theatre where he is working on a new play.
'You can't deny Garnett's bruising energy.'
*The Guardian*
'Break Away…signals the arrival of a perceptively
class-conscious and nuanced playwright.'
*Time Out Critics’ Choice*
In many ways, this is quite a subtle picture of the problems in
reconciling difference of culture and outlook at close quarters,
though dramatist Dameon Garnett does not spell them out. His
naturalistic dialogue and the personalities of these characters
don't allow for much open discussion about it, but the script
leaves space for the cast to play what they find without having to
spell it out.
*British Theatre Guide*
Garnett's writing is rich with everyday humour, funny yet
truthful.
*The Public Reviews*
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