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Mooring

Ten years ago a senseless act changed Samuel's life. For a decade, he  has kept close to his beloved Thames, sleeping rough and keeping himself to himself. Until, in 2016, he meets Tom. 
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​Inspired by true events, Mooring confronts homelessness, remorse, and how we come to terms with our past.


​A Vocal Point Theatre production, co-written with Abraham Parker.

Mooring was commissioned by the Totally Thames Festival and went on to tour homeless and vulnerable centres and hostels throughout London


Roles:  2 Male 
​Running: 75mins


Script extract



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  • Blog
  • Theatre
    • Aching Parts
    • Take me to where the arrows no longer fall
    • The Right Kind of Violence
    • Own Goal
    • Mooring
    • Yellow Fever
    • Just Like Flies
    • Snap
    • Home
    • Vex
  • Fictions
    • Gross
    • The 7.22
    • For Those Who Trespass
    • Karaoke
    • We Only Notice When It's Gone
    • This is a story that I am going to make a story out of
    • Les Anglais en Vacances
    • She
    • La Comedie Humaine
  • POETRY
    • Unfolding
    • Street Scene
    • Said and done
    • Ingres and Delacroix share a coffee
    • If you follow the silk road
    • In him we trust
    • n.b. for Barney
    • Who Can Erase The Traces?
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    • Notes from a wanderer
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