Mayhew, Julie

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Mayhew, Julie

Website

www.juliemayhew.co.uk

Agent

Beatrice Corlett

Agent Tel.

01299 890127 / 07894 819175

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Julie's most recent radio drama, A SHOEBOX OF SNOW, was radio choice in eleven national newspapers, shortlisted for the Nick Darke Award and nominated for a BBC Audio Drama Award 2012. A Red production for BBC Radio 4, it starred Richard Briers, Edna Dore and Joe Armstrong.

“Wise and tender” – Gillian Reynolds, Daily Telegraph
“Very compassionate and very nicely done” – Paul Donovan, Sunday Times
“Beautiful, poignant and a privilege to listen to” – Jane Anderson, Radio Times
“Lovely lovely lovely” – Hardeep Singh Kholi

Her radio play debut, STOPGAP was produced by Jeremy Mortimer for BBC Radio 4 and starred Liz White.

“Especially good on the exquisite awfulness of office life” – Elisabeth Mahoney, The Guardian
“Brilliantly funny” - Jane Thynne , The Independent

Julie has recently written a theatre commission, HAVING IT, for Top Drawer Tours, the company behind the stage productions of THE WAR OF THE WORLDS.

She was selected for a coveted place on the 2011 Arvon/Jerwood mentoring scheme to complete her second novel.

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21 May, London

The latest Off the Shelf at Black's event - a collaboration between the Writers' Guild and Fiction Uncovered. Novelist Chioma Okereke will read from her work and discuss her writing.

The event runs from 11am-4pm at Black's Club in London for a maximum of 23 attendees, who will have a chance to read some of their own work after lunch. Cost is £25,including 2-course lunch.

Open to all, including non-members of the Guild.

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Smith-Nobbs

25 June - On comic writing

An Off the Shelf at Black's event - a collaboration between the Writers' Guild and Fiction Uncovered. Helen Smith and David Nobbs will read from their work and discuss comic writing.

The event runs from 11am-4pm at Black's Club in London for a maximum of 23 attendees, who will have a chance to read some of their own work after lunch. Cost is £25,including 2-course lunch.

Open to all, including non-members of the Guild.

Full details on our Facebook page.

Jeremy Howe, the Commissioning Editor for Radio 4 drama, will be describing his work and answering the audience’s questions with Amanda Whittington, followed by drinks and light refreshments.

Derby Theatre, 13 July 2012

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