Lynda Radley is an award-winning playwright and dramaturg. She lives in Scotland and has been working in professional theatre for over a decade.

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• Lynda is currently developing plays with The Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, Magnetic North and Stellar Quines. 
• Lynda is also developing a radio drama for BBC Radio Scotland, produced by Kirsty Williams.
• With Social Bite and A Moment's Peace Lynda worked with the Social Bite Women's Group and The Women's Creative Company to mak a zine and a performance called Stories to Survive to. 
• Futureproof received a new production and Irish tour. It was PRESENTED BY THE EVERYMAN, IN ASSOCIATION WITH CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL & PROJECT ARTS CENTRE. DIRECTED BY TOM CREED
• Read about it in Peter Crawley's Irish Times article. 
• ​Lynda's play The Interference premiered at Edinburgh Fringe in August 2016 in collaboration with Pepperdine University. 
• ​★★★★★"adeptly addresses a difficult topic with agrace and thoughtfulness which isexceptional."–EdFringe Review

• ★★★★★
  “Pepperdine has captured the essence ofthe moment in all its rage, its despair andhope.” -British Theatre Guide
  ★★★★
  "brisk, gripping, fiercely intelligent, and
  tightly focused" -Joyce McMillan, Scotsman
  ★★★★
  "a damning indictment of a warped
  establishment protecting its own"
  -Neil Cooper, The Herald
• Winner of a Scotsman Fringe First and the Broadway Baby Bobby Award.  Shortlisted for the Amnesty International Freedom of Expression Award, The Interference was revived in California in 2017 and played at the Hollywood Fringe. 
• Lynda talks to The Herald's Neil Coper about the play and the process here. More information available through PEPPERDINE.
• Lynda has been an Associate Playwright with the Playwrights' Studio Scotland;  where her work included mentoring and advocacy. Lynda has extensive experience working in community, health and educational settings.  She also frequently works as a dramaturg and is the playwriting tutor for the MLitt in Playwriting and Dramaturgy at Glasgow University. 

READ AND LISTEN:

• If you want to learn more about Lynda you may be interested in this interview which appeared in The Guardian 
• You can also hear Lynda talking about her process and plays on a podcast for the Traverse Theatre.
• Here's what this is tomorrow contemporary art magazine had to say about  Berlin Love Tour.

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