Duncan Stevens

Background

About Duncan Stevens

Since graduating from University College Falmouth in 2009 Duncan Stevens has been involved in a wide variety of creative projects from screenwriting, podcast creation and production, film editing, reviewing and now writing for fringe theatre. A committed, hardworking individual and responsible line manager in various office jobs whilst maintaining a passion for creativity. His first commissioned play 'The Christmas Dinner' was produced by the renowned Second Skin Theatre and enjoyed huge success at The White Rabbit Theatre in Stoke Newington and recieved numerous 4 and 5 star reviews:"The humour (someone was laughing so exuberantly behind me all through the play that I really thought he might be possessed), serves to make the disturbing events that follow seems all too real and is an example of contrast which more dramatizations of ghost stories could profitably learn from. This is warmly recommended then, if you want a bit of a chill over the Christmas period. It’s a Christmas Carol without the sentimental happy ending – the poor and deprived are indeed always with us"- He has remained with Second Skin as Stage Manager for their past two productions;'Sappho - In Nine Fragments' and 'Blood Privilege'. He is currently working with Lord Alan Sugar's creative team on a new play titled 'God Was A DJ', set to be on stage in 2013. His skills at comedy writing have created a successful blog edardaily.blogspot.co.uk and the creation of Ivan and Geoff, his theme based comedy podcast found at ivanandgeoff.com. If you would like to work with someone creative, dedicated and hardworking who isn't afraid to tackle many projects at one time, get in touch.