![]() Going Away by Paul Williamson The Play: Going Away was a winning play in the Woolwich Young Radio Playwrights' Competition in 1998. The play features an elderly lady who reminisces about her life whilst packing her suitcases. But it turns out she's not just packing to go away on holiday - she's leaving her own home for the last time. Going Away was our Internet Play of the Month, available in Real Audio throughout April 1999. The part of Margaret was played by Veda Warwick. Click here for a picture of Paul Williamson receiving his Woolwich Young Radio Playwright Award from Aden Gillett at the Criterion Theatre in London in May 1998. Click here for our current Internet Play of the Month. |
![]() Previous plays of the month: Dec 97: The Sons of Catholic Gentlemen by Francis Beckett Jan 98: Still Stationery by Andy Smith Feb 98: Feathers by Crysse Morrison Mar 98: To Sleep by Ken Armstrong Apr 98: Modern Echoes for Easter May 98: Shiver Breathing by James Payne Jun 98: Dr Karpinski's Circus Phenomena by Jane Duncan Jul 98: Whose Fault Is It Anyway? by Vikki Morris Aug 98: Restless Farewell by William George Q Sep 98: In The Cupboard by Lydia Harris Oct 98: The Knucker Hole by Karen Sainsbury Nov 98: Leave A Message by Jo Kellas Dec 98: And This Little Fishy Stayed At Home by Elizabeth Berry Jan 99: The Arrival of the District Officer by Eileen Francis Feb 99: Man Afraid by Kevin Daisley Mar 99: The Faceless Rider by Gareth Matheson You can also read what the newspapers said about our first Play of the Month |
IRDP website by Marja Giejgo |