Come to Where I’m From - A Paines Plough Podcast

As a biographer posthumously sets out the key moments of the long-dead Vinay's life, fifteen year old Vinay takes the stage... and he's keen to make some corrections.

Read Vinay's full biography here.

A Paines Plough and Tamasha production.
First performed at the Ovalhouse (now Brixton House) on 4th July 2016.

Northern/Not Northern by James Graham.

Part of Paines Plough's Come to Where I'm From, a storytelling project which invited playwrights to write and perform mini-plays about their home towns.

James Graham is a playwright from Mansfield. He became a patron of Paines Plough as part of the company's 50th anniversary celebrations. Find out more about James Graham here.

A Paines Plough and Nottingham Playhouse production. It was first performed at Nottingham Playhouse on 22 July 2010.

Come to Where I'm From by Simon Stephens.
Simon Stephens is a playwright from Stockport.

Part of Paines Plough's Come to Where I'm From, a storytelling project which invited playwrights to write and perform mini-plays about their home towns.

A Paines Plough production.

First performed at the Come to Where I'm From: 10th Anniversary Gala at the Criterion Theatre on 18 November 2019.

 

Socks by Talitha Wing.
Part of Paines Plough's Come to Where I'm From, a storytelling project which invited playwrights to write and perform mini-plays about their home towns.

Talitha is a professional actor, writer and poet. Socks was Talitha's first commissioned play. Read Talitha's full biography here.

A Paines Plough and Watermill Theatre production.
First performed at the Watermill Theatre on 9 November 2019.

The Nest by Abigail Byron.

Part of Paines Plough's Come to Where I Am, a pandemic project launched during lockdown; a spin-off of our flagship project, Come to Where I'm From. In partnership with theatres across the UK and in Australia, we commissioned new short plays from writers to tell us stories about the places they call home and where they were when lockdown began.

These were self-filmed and shared digitally with online audiences.

A Paines Plough and Open Clasp Theatre Company production.