Christopher Wareham

Category: Writing

  • Show-reel

    Show-reel

    Having recently filmed a scene that I wrote with Brooke Camilleri Agius, I have updated my show-reel. You can view it below, I hope you enjoy it.

  • Dyssomnia

    Dyssomnia

    Dyssomnia is a short film I made for the final project of my degree at GSA. The project brief challenged me to produce a short film solo – I had to write it, perform it, edit it – the works. The film is a brief delve into the mind of…

  • Borrowed Time – monologue

    Borrowed Time – monologue

    This is a monologue I wrote as part of my acting training at GSA. ROBERT Hi, Dad… Do you know me today? No! Don’t worry if you don’t. I’m not gonna keep you long, Dad; I just wanted to say:… I love you, Dad. I do. And I know you…

  • A Good Person

    A Good Person

    A short scene I co-wrote with fellow actor Benedict Kennedy. If you would like to watch the scene, you can find it here. EXT. day. A bench by a lake. HARVEY sat wearing disheveled, somewhat formal attire. JAMES enters in formal attire. HARVEY stands and they shake hands. Both sit…

  • The Old Man

    The Old Man

    This is one of the first poems I ever wrote. It’s one of very few from my teen years that I am still fond of. I sit and stare At the wrinkled man, His gnarled face And spindly arms Never move or sway. Not now. I try to talk To…

  • House Opens at 19:00

    House Opens at 19:00

    I wrote this poem in response to the imminent return of live-theatre productions after months of closed doors. Shut doors. Shuttered windows. A crimson glow clings like my dreams To the walls of my second homes – A new red-light district in London: The West-end with a broken heart. The…