Recent productions-
LOWE has just written a motivational/ after dinner speech for Colin Tarrant as Brian Clough on the subject of inspiration. For more details see the website- www.cloughiereturns.com
A third piece inspired by Brian Clough THE DEVIL'S LEAGUE was to open at Derby Playhouse in February 2008, starring Colin Tarrant and directed by Alan Dossor - until the theatre went into liquidation during the rehearsal period!
His psycho-thriller SMILE opens in May 2008 as a co-production between NEW PERSPECTIVES and LAKESIDE ARTS CENTRE.
GLAMOUR, his new sixties comedy about the Krays visit to Nottingham, opens at the Nottingham Playhouse in November, 2008, directed by Bill Alexander.
He has a film on magic now in development with DarkFibre Films, producers of the award-winning LIVING GODDESSES.
LOWE's radio 4 play on D.H. LAWRENCE - EMPTY BED BLUES- was the Friday play, 9.0 pm, on October 6th, 2006. It starred Colin Tarrant as Lawrence, and Kika Markham as Frieda, and is directed by Martin Jenkins.
TOUCHED was given a reading , directed by Terry Johnson and with Anne Marie Duff in the lead, as part of the Royal Court's 50th. Year anniversary. NICK HERN BOOKS have published a new edition with an afterword by the author. RADA and other drama schools have recently re-staged it.
The premiere of the THE FOX.. AND THE LITTLE VIXEN with Tangere Arts opened at Derby Playhouse and toured through the autumn of '05.
In July 2006 , Stephen ran a weeks intensive writing workshop at the Method Studio in Vancouver, as well as workshopping and performing his own piece- IT'S NOT PERSONAL - at the Momentum New Writing Festival at Lakeside.
After critical acclaim (4-stars Guardian/ Times and even "Fabulous"- Richard and Judy! ) and popular success with standing ovations every night (playing to 95% for a month with extra performances) his Cloughie comedy , OLD BIG 'EAD IN THE SPIRIT OF THE MAN played a ten-week National Tour in 2006, before a successful return for four weeks to the Nottingham Playhouse in June. The script is published by Methuen.