Writing – Christopher Wareham

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 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 someone suffering from severe sleepContinue reading “Dyssomnia”

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 won’t understand…can’t understand. You alwaysContinue reading “Borrowed Time – monologue”

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 down. JAMES First of allContinue reading “A Good Person”

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 the old, wise man. HeContinue reading “The Old Man”

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 Globe, The Almeida, The RoyalContinue reading “House Opens at 19:00”