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Paul is a Playwright working in theatre, film and radio.
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Up next...

An untitled film (a historical thriller)

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New Short Story, Dead On Time. More info coming soon.

 

Across a Love Locked Bridge, played at the Edinburgh Fringe 2024 between 31 July - 25 August.

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​​​​Across a Love Locked Bridge was shown at the following venues: ​​

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  • Theatre Royal, Brighton - Thursday 21st November 2024, 7:30pm. 
    Cranleigh Arts Centre, Cranleigh, Surrey - Thursday 13th March 2025. 

 

More dates to be announced soon.​

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​Stormhavn, a new thriller performed by the Lamda Alumni Company at the Sainsbury Theatre,
Talgarth Rd, London W14 9DA on Friday 8th November 2024. 

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Radio

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The Gold Killing & more now available on Penguin. 

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Paul's latest drama is an original series, How To Build a Supertower, produced by the BBC. All four 
episodes went out daily on Radio 4 as the Afternoon Play during its initial broadcast from Sept 2nd-5th
2019 and was 'Drama of the Week'.

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The Gold Killing, a two-part BBC Radio 4 drama, was first broadcast on 4 July 2015 and was ‘Drama of 
the Week’.

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The Moonflask, a 60-minute Saturday Drama, was first broadcast in 2014 on BBC Radio 4.

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The Takeover (BBC Radio 3) was nominated for the Prix Europa, Berlin 2012 and shortlisted for the
Imison award (2012).

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Theatre

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The Bedsit is published by Faber and Faber and 2Graves, The Dead Move Fast, The Man Who Fell
Out Of Bed
 & Worlds End are all published by Bloomsbury (Oberon Books).

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Plays have been produced in many overseas countries and in the UK with two transfers to London’s
West End (The Arts and Trafalgar Studios respectively) with further plays developed &/or produced at
theatres including the Bush, the National Theatre Studio, Soho Theatre, the Live Theatre, Newcastle,
the Old Vic, the BAC & in Edinburgh at theatres Assembly Rooms and the Pleasance. Recent work has
won a Curtain Call award in Australia, a Jury prize at the ITSELF festival in Warsaw.

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Previous commissions have included the National Theatre Studio, BBC Radio Drama, Film 4 & Warp x Films.

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Paul Sellar
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