Working in the Following Genre:
Sketches, Skits or Very Short Plays
About David
David is a broadcaster and journalist well known as a snooker commentator for Eurosport. |
Writing history
David Hendon has had four plays staged at the Edinburgh festival fringe - The Bench (2007), From Me to 3792 (2009), The D-List (2016) and Sign of the Times (2017).
He was runner-up in the Kenneth Branagh new writing award in 2016 for Eyes to the Wind and in 2017 for Home Time.
His play Banana, Crabtree, Simon is being staged at Drayton Arms Theatre in March/April 2018.
His short play Red or Blue? was runner-up in the 2017 British Theatre Challenge. Red or Blue? was also staged at Southwark Playhouse in 2017. Other short plays include Queens of Daytime (Churchill Theatre, Bromley 2017), Brave (The Bunker Theatre, 2017), The Temp (Hen and Chickens Theatre 2017) and Grab 'Em by the Cerebellum (The Arcola, 2018).
David was part of the 2012 BBC Writersroom drama development programme. He also wrote The Name on the Bench for the Tribute drama podcast series in 2016. |
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